Curriculum vitae
A web-based overview of my academic training, appointments, research outputs, teaching, leadership, and recognition.
Website overview last updated: August 2026
Download CV (PDF) (opens in a new tab)My research centers on mathematical epidemiology, with a current focus on movement, spatial heterogeneity, and endemic-equilibrium structure in SIS epidemic network models. Scientific machine learning and explainable health-data analysis extend that mathematical foundation.
Advanced to doctoral candidacy on June 25, 2026.
Education
University of Nevada, Las Vegas · Expected Spring 2028
Dissertation: Effects of Population Movement in the Long-Term Dynamics of Infectious Diseases in SIS Epidemic Network Models: A Mathematical Perspective
University of Nevada, Las Vegas · Expected Spring 2027
African University of Science and Technology, Abuja, Nigeria
Thesis: Inertial Forward Backward Forward Splitting Algorithm for Solving Monotone Inclusion Problems
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria
Thesis: Optimization on Reflexive Spaces
Appointments
Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics, African University of Science and Technology
Blooms Academy, Abuja, Nigeria
Research output
The published record includes a 2026 article in SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics. The two manuscripts remain under journal review, with status checked August 2026.
Full publication recordTalks
Four documented presentations from 2024 through 2026 trace the development of the SIS movement and endemic-persistence research.
Presentation recordTeaching
The enrollment total is a sum of section-level term counts, not a count of unique students.
Leadership
UNLV College of Sciences · Academic Year 2024–2025
Leadership as President of the Society for Black Scientists focused on professional development, seminar programming, conference opportunities for selected presenters, student–faculty networking, and STEM community-building.
Selected recognition
Research assistant appointments, travel support, scholarships, and organizational support are kept distinct; no combined lifetime funding total is claimed.
Research support & service
Two extramurally funded summer appointments in UNLV Mathematical Sciences, each tied to research, teaching, or academic-support duties.
Organizational support was recognized through the UNLV College of Sciences Advancing Success of Underrepresented Groups Awards; Kingsley served as President of the Society for Black Scientists.
Professional profiles