I, Professor Russell W. Jr. am a professor of Mathematics. I have been an Adjunct Professor at the Junior College level since the Fall of 2003. I held the position as Adjunct Professor at OSU-OKC in 2003. In the Fall 2004, I was hired by Redlands Community College to instruct College Algebra in the classroom, on WEBCT, and Interactive Educational television (IETV). In the fall of 2005, I was hired as an Adjunct Professor at Rose State College, where I also received an AAS/CIS Computer Degree and an Associate in Mathematics Degree. I was later sent by Rose State to teach math at the University of Central Oklahoma. I taught for Sylvan Learning Center, which I have been working on and off since the 1990's. A+ Academics, which allows me to travel to various locations, and the Upward Bound Program at Oklahoma Community College, where I taught Algebra 1 and 2, Trigonometry, Statistics, H. S. Calculus, ACT Prep and Math for Dummies in the summer. While tutoring at the Junior College institutions, I taught GED classes, computer classes for summer youth, ACT/SAT classes, and perform in-services regarding the use of math software. I've taught on-line with Academic Systems, WEBCT, CourseCompass.com, Thinkwell.com and Hawkeslearning.com Mymathlab and ZOOM. I graduated from Rose State College and the University of Oklahoma as a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Society. I am registered with the Stratford Who's Who for American College Professors and have had an article written about me in the New York Times because of Stratford. I've been accepted to do my graduate work at Cambridge University where I was selected by the Cambridge Who's Who of College Professors. My goal to complete a Masters in Education and /or Mathematics at the University of Oklahoma and to ultimately teach all levels of math at a major University. Or develop a curriculum in Advanced Mathematics on CANVAS since I passed the OSAT test for Advanced Mathematics for Oklahoma State Certification.