Tadashi Tsuchida - Professor of Mathematics

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Background:

Tadashi Tsuchida is a graduate of San Francisco State University, holding both a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Mathematics and a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Mathematics from this institution. He was chosen as Departmental Honoree the year he obtained his B.A, and taught mathematics classes at SFSU. He has taught a wide variety of Mathematics courses at Skyline College since starting in 1999. He received the Meyer Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2003, and was granted tenure by Skyline College in 2004. Tadashi acted as chair of the Mathematics Department at Skyline College from Fall 2010 to Spring 2012.

In addition to teaching, Tadashi is an avid traveller and photographer. He has had several solo exhibitions of his photography. You may see some of his work at his photography website: TadashiFinePhoto.com. You may also see some of his prints on campus in the SMT office (Building 7A), the conference room in Building 1 and the president's conference room in Building 4.

Tadashi and his wife, Katrina, have recently completed a book of photography and interviews regarding education in South and Southeast Asia. The book's title is "No Lunch, No Money, No Rice: The Pursuit of Education in Asia." The title comes from one of our H'mong friends from Vietnam; she was telling us what her father told her when she said she wanted to go to school. "We have no lunch, no money, no rice, no pig. You cannot go to school." To preview the first 51 pages of the book, or to purchase it, go to http://www.blurb.com/books/3194003.