Milton Sager earned his Bachelor of Science from the State University of New York (SUNY) Fredonia College (2010) with a major in Mathematics. He earned a Master of Arts from MTSU (2013) in Applied Mathematics. His thesis was the research and development of a Switched Reluctance In-Wheel Hub Motor which was the first interdepartmental thesis between the Math and Engineering departments at MTSU. The concept was to put an electric motor inside the rear wheel of a motorcycle eliminating the gasoline engine. He began teaching at Cumberland University in August 2015. Prior to this he had taught at Middle Tennessee State University, Nashville State Community College, and Belmont University.

Other than teaching math, his hobbies include backpacking, collecting vintage Star Wars memorabilia, and woodworking. He has consulted several small businesses such as B&B Metal Works, Paul’s Rocket Stoves, and a few cottage backpacking gear startups on the math and engineering aspects of some of their projects. He and his wife have two children and he runs a men’s small group through his Church.