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Let’s congratulate Luis Garcia-German ('14) who received his PhD in Mathematics from Washington University of St. Louis in May 2020, where he was a Chancellor's Fellow.

Prof. Edray Goins is on a mission. Over the last decade, he led the update of the Mathematicians of the African Diaspora website (the MAD Pages). The new site highlights the contributions of over 700 mathematicians of the African diaspora.

Elise Koskelo ’20, a dual Math/Physics major and also 1 of 4 recipients of the Hugh Hamilton Prize in Mathematics is officially the top Physics student in the country. Feel free to send Elise your congratulations for this epic achievement.

Prof. Adeniran, gave a talk as part of the “Virtual Inspiring Talks in Mathematics” series.  If you’re interested in pursuing the PhD in Math,  stay tuned for his remarks about his path through graduate school.

Our Commitment

The Math Department wishes to congratulate the 2020 Math Seniors! Check out the slideshow below to look back on some math memories.

Elise, one of only 16 American students, has been awarded a Winston Churchill Foundation scholarship.  A senior, doubling in Math and Physics, Elise plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Physics at the University of Cambridge next year.

Along with Prof. Radunskaya their paper, "Mathematical Modeling of Tumor Immune Interactions: A Closer Look at the Role of a PD-L1 Inhibitor in Cancer Immunotherapy" (MS #1022) has been published to Spora: A Journal of Biomathematics.

Prof. Flapan, commences her 3-year term January 1, 2019.  Let’s give her our heartiest congratulations as she embarks on this new phase of her career.

Take a peek at the photos of a recent trip to Halona.