Michelle Robinson, M.S.
CFD Fellow/Innovative Resources
Mathematics Instructor
(910) 678-0060
robinsom@faytechcc.edu
Michelle Robinson is a highly skilled Mathematics Instructor with over 25 years of experience in diverse educational settings. A proud graduate of Fayetteville State University, she holds both a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Teaching (Cum Laude) and a Master of Science in Mathematics. Her extensive teaching career at Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC) began in 2005, where she has since become a cornerstone of the Mathematics Department.
Throughout her career, Michelle has been dedicated to breaking down complex mathematical concepts, making them accessible and understandable for students. Her creative use of instructional materials has consistently increased student engagement and success, both in face-to-face and online environments. She has a strong history of developing innovative lesson plans, integrating technology, and fostering a growth mindset among her students.
At FTCC, Michelle serves as the Coordinator of Proctored Testing in the Math Department’s Computer Lab, where she has created and managed systems that enhance the testing experience and provide a calming environment conducive to student success. Her teaching repertoire includes courses ranging from developmental mathematics to college-level subjects like Quantitative Literacy, Financial Literacy, and Calculus.
In addition to her instructional role, Michelle has a significant impact on curriculum development and instructional design. She has designed and constructed mathematics courses in Blackboard, ensuring a consistent and effective workflow for students. Her commitment to student success is further demonstrated through her weekly check-ins, which address both academic and emotional needs.
Michelle’s contributions to the field of education extend beyond the classroom. She has served as a speaker at the National Youth at Risk Conference, mentored students individually to enhance their math skills, and led the High School Mathematics Department as Head during her tenure at Cumberland County Schools. Her professional development is ongoing, with certifications in Quality Matters, Microsoft Office, and digital literacy, as well as active participation in Pearson’s Digital Advisory Community.
Recognized for her excellence in teaching, Michelle was a recipient of the League of Excellence Award for 2022-2023. She continues to bring her wealth of knowledge and passion for mathematics to FTCC, where she is committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment that empowers students to achieve their academic goals.
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