OUR PEOPLE
Students
The Math and
Computer Science Club plays an active role in promoting a sense of
community among
majors and faculty, and in disseminating information on career
opportunities
and curricular issues. The Club also sponsors trips to national and
regional meetings of professional organizations so that students can
see
firsthand new developments in mathematics. In addition, the Club
sponsors a
Student Chapter of the Mathematical
Association of America and of Pi
Mu Epsilon, a mathematics honor society.
Students and faculty work together outside
class
preparing for the Mathematical Competition in Modeling.
Several of our students have done very well in this world-wide
competition.
Students often combine their classroom
experience
with a campus job by working in the Department's
tutoring program or in
the University's Computer Center.
The Salisbury University mathematics
graduate emerges prepared to begin a career in the mathematical
sciences or to pursue a graduate program. Private businesses and
governmental agencies visit the campus each year
to recruit mathematics majors. Areas with career opportunities include
mathematical modeling, actuarial science, statistics, operations
research,
systems and applications programming, and teaching.
Staff
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Annette Rogers, Program Management Specialist
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Jenny L. Howard, Administrative Assistant
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Faculty
- Sherryl Angel
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Homer
W. Austin,
Professor; Ph.D., University of Virginia
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Troy V. Banks, Assistant Professor;
Ph.D., University of Texas, Dallas.
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Robert Barber, Lecturer; M.S., American University
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Michael J. Bardzell, Professor & Chair;
Ph.D., Virginia Tech.
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Harel Barzilai, Associate
Professor; Ph.D., Cornell University
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Math Education, Curriculum Reform,
Algebra/Topology, DNA Computing
- Office: HS 124
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E-mail address:
hxbarzilai@salisbury.edu
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Jennifer Bergner,
Associate Professor & MSME Director; Ph. D., University of Northern Colorado.
- Metaphors and metonymies in mathematics, cognitive and affective
elements involved in the teaching and learning of abstract algebra,
and the professional development of teachers.
- Office: HS 114
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E-mail address:
jabergner@salisbury.edu
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Donald C. Cathcart, Visiting Associate
Professor Ed.D., Indiana University.
- Brian Dean,
Assistant Professor; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University
- Differential Geometry, especially Minimal Surfaces
- Office: HS 126
- E-mail address:
bjdean@salisbury.edu
- Dean DeFino, Associate Professor and Internship Director;
M.S., University of Tennessee
- Terry Drechsler
- Mary Beth Flagg, Senior Lecturer; M.S., Wilmington College
- Michael
Gauger, Professor of Practice, Ph.D. in
Mathematics, Notre Dame University
- Steven M. Hetzler, Professor; Ph.D.,
Northwestern University
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Veera Holdai,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D. Wayne State University
- Robert A. Johnson, Lecturer; Ph.D., Indiana University
- Gerard Keough,
Visiting Professor; Ph.D., Indiana University
- Bohdan (Don) Kunciw, Lecturer; Ph.D., The Pennsylvania
State University
- Carvel LaCurts, Lecturer; M. Ed., Salisbury University
- Enyue (Annie) Lu,
Assistant Professor; Ph.D., University of Texas at Dallas
- Parallel Processing and Computing, High-performance switches/routers,
Optical networks, Algorithm design and analysis, Computer
Architectures, Combinatorics and Graph Theory
- Office: HS 114
- E-mail address:
ealu@salisbury.edu
- Kurt E. Ludwick, Associate Professor and Tutoring Director;
Ph.D., Temple University
- E. Lee May, Jr.,
Professor; Ph.D., Emory University
- Mohammad Moazzam, Professor; Ph.D., The Catholic
University of America
- Keith Offen, Lecturer
- Sang-Eon Park, Assistant Professor; Ph. D.,
University of Cincinnati
- Modeling and Simulation, Algorithm development, Software
development, Wireless communication networks
- Office: HS 128
- E-mail address: sxpark@salisbury.edu
- David L. Parker, Professor; Ph.D., Indiana University
- Carla Schultes, Lecturer
- Kathleen
M. Shannon, Professor; Ph.D., Brown University
- Donald
E. Spickler, Jr., Associate Professor & Associate Chair;
Ph.D. University of Virginia
- Algebra, Geometry, Fractals, Computer Graphics, Software Development;
- Office: HS 132E
- E-mail address: despickler@salisbury.edu
- Robert M. Tardiff, Professor and Associate Provost;
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts
- Probability, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, and Sonification;
- Office: Administrative Suite, Holloway Hall
- E-mail address: rmtardiff@salisbury.edu
- Barbara A. Wainwright, Professor; Ph.D., University of Delaware
- Xiaohong (Sophie)
Wang, Associate Professor; Ph.D., University of Victoria
- Object-oriented programming applied to Scientific Computing
- Office: HS 122
- E-mail address: xswang@salisbury.edu
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