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Benita Albert has taught AP Calculus for
36 years at Oak Ridge High School
in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
She has served as an AP Exam Reader, Table Leader, and member
of the AP Calculus Test Development Committee.
A consultant for The College Board, Benita has taught
more than 100 summer institutes for AP Calculus teachers
and authored the College Board’s 1985 AP Teacher's Guide
to Advanced Placement Mathematics.
She has also served on planning committees for the Pre-AP initiatives,
Math Vertical Teams, and Building Success in Mathematics.
At Oak Ridge High School, Benita has designed and taught
a second-year sequel to BC Calculus, covering multivariable
calculus, ordinary differential equations, and elementary linear algebra.
Benita has won numerous awards: the 1975 Distinguished Classroom Teacher
for East Tennessee, the 1991 Presidential Award for Secondary Mathematics
Teaching, the 1992 Tandy Outstanding Educator Award, the 1999 Siemens Award
for Advanced Placement, and, most recently, the 2003 College Board
Southeastern Region Distinguished Service Award.
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Phyllis Hillis has taught mathematics at
Oak Ridge High School
in Oak Ridge, Tennessee for 25 years.
She has taught AP Calculus AB for 18 years and served as
an AP Calculus Reader and Table Leader since 1993.
As a consultant for The College Board, she has taught
AP Calculus summer institutes, Pre-AP, Math Vertical Team,
and Building Success in Mathematics workshops throughout
the Southeastern region.
She now serves on the SAT II Mathematics Test Development Committee.
Phyllis has also taught in Copenhagen, Denmark,
and assisted in the Mathematics Department at the
University of California in San Diego during a sabbatical year.
Additionally she worked at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
doing environmental research.
She is a Woodrow Wilson Fellow, 1985, and a winner of the
Tandy Technology Outstanding Educator Award, 1998.
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