Dr. Seibert's greatest passion is for working directly with his students, teaching and learning mathematics. For Seibert, Regis University is a special place, primarily due to the many amazing students that he's had the honor of working with over the last two decades. Their breadth of interests and experiences inspire Seibert, and he loves how much he's learned from them along the way. Teaching Mathematics at Regis has given Seibert the opportunity to teach every class in the Mathematics curriculum, and even to develop new classes in Cryptography and Financial Mathematics. The small class sizes allow him to really get to know his students. Regis also encourages Seibert to work with students individually on Honors Theses or other individual research projects. Starting from his narrow expertise in Algebraic Geometry (specifically, the dimension of linear systems of curves in the projective plane), he has been able to explore, with his students, topics as diverse as the chemistry of organic photovoltaics, face recognition algorithms, quantum computing resistant cryptography, and the design and implementation of educational video games. For Seibert, it is a real joy to watch students grow and go on to succeed, and to know that he had some small part in helping them.
