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Dr. Abraham Pascoe

Assistant Professor of Data Science

  • College of Arts & Sciences
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Contact

    • Email: Abraham.Pascoe@bakeru.edu

Location

    • Location:
      Room 325
      Mulvane Hall

Information

Academic Areas

Data Science
Mathematics
Computer Science
Commutative Algebra
Quantitative Analysis
Applied Data Analysis
Mathematical Research

Role Summary

Dr. Abraham Pascoe serves as Assistant Professor of Data Science at Baker University. In this role, he teaches and mentors students in data science, mathematics, and quantitative analysis, supporting students as they build the analytical and technical skills needed for academic, professional, and research-focused pathways.

Areas of Responsibility

  • Data science instruction
  • Mathematics and quantitative reasoning coursework
  • Student mentorship in data science and mathematical analysis
  • Applied data analysis and computational thinking
  • Research engagement in mathematics
  • Support for students exploring data science, mathematics, computer science, and analytics-related fields
  • Academic engagement within the College of Arts & Sciences

About Dr. Pascoe

Dr. Abraham Pascoe serves as Assistant Professor of Data Science in Baker University’s College of Arts & Sciences. His teaching supports students as they develop skills in data analysis, mathematical reasoning, computational thinking, and the interpretation of quantitative information.

Before joining Baker, Dr. Pascoe served as a visiting professor of mathematics and data science at William Jewell College. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Kansas, where his doctoral research focused on commutative algebra.

His research interests include topological properties of spectra, vanishing of local cohomology modules, and Lyubeznik numbers, particularly involving Stanley-Reisner rings. His doctoral dissertation was titled “Local Cohomology of Subspace Arrangements and Simplicial Homology.”

At Baker, Dr. Pascoe contributes to a student-centered academic experience that connects data science, mathematics, and analytical problem-solving. His work helps students build a strong foundation for graduate study, technical careers, research, and data-informed decision-making across disciplines.

Education & Credentials

  • Ph.D. in Mathematics, University of Kansas
  • Graduate Certificate in Data Science, University of Kansas
  • M.S. in Mathematics, Missouri State University
  • B.S., Southwest Baptist University