Instructor
Franklin A. Robinson, LSSBB
Lean Six Sigma Instructor • Adjunct Faculty, Mount San Antonio College • U.S. Army Veteran
Franklin combines community college teaching experience with a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt background to help students connect concepts with practical applications.
- Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
- Yellow & Green Belt Instructor
- 7 Years Teaching College Math & Science
- U.S. Army Veteran
About Franklin
Franklin Robinson is Adjunct Faculty at Mount San Antonio College, where he has taught mathematics and science at the community college level for seven years, including college algebra preparation, statistics preparation, and general education courses.
His background spans life sciences, psychology, and business. He holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology (minor in Biology) from Cal Poly Pomona, a Master’s in Administration from Central Michigan University, and a Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma. His work as a mentor, curriculum developer, and data analyst shapes how he designs courses and responds to student needs.
Key Credentials
- Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (LSSBB)
- Adjunct Faculty — Mount San Antonio College
- Master’s in Administration — Central Michigan University
- Bachelor’s in Psychology (minor in Biology) — Cal Poly Pomona
- 7 Years Teaching Mathematics & Science at the Community College Level
Classes Taught
Lean Six Sigma Yellow BeltYellow Belt
Lean Six Sigma Green BeltGreen Belt
See Dates & Register →Areas of Expertise
- College Algebra Preparation
- Statistics Preparation
- Curriculum Development
- Mentoring & Data Analysis
Teaching Philosophy
My teaching rests on three pillars: research-informed practice, project-based learning, and Socratic dialogue.