Faculty & Staff

Faculty and Staff contact information for the Mathematics Department.

Mathematics

About
About
An overview and description of the Mathematics department at Denison University.
- Applied Mathematics
- Actuarial Science
Degree Requirements
Courses
Research
Honors & Awards
Honors & Awards
Scholarships and awards given to students each year in Mathematics at Denison University
- Pi Mu Epsilon
Alumni & Careers
Faculty & Staff

Faculty

Andrew Bowling

Visiting Assistant Professor

bowlinga@denison.edu

Sara Clifton

Visiting Assistant Professor

cliftons@denison.edu

Laura Dolph-Bosley

Assistant Professor

dolphbosleyl@denison.edu

740-587-5062

Lew Ludwig

Professor

Benjamin Barney Chair of Mathematics

ludwigl@denison.edu

740-587-5638

May Mei

Professor

Beverly Fleischmann Endowed Professor

meim@denison.edu

740-587-6248

Matthew Neal

Professor

nealm@denison.edu

740-587-6288

Sarah A. Rundell

Associate Professor, Mathematics

rundells@denison.edu

740-587-6668

Robert Paul Viator

Assistant Professor

viatorr@denison.edu

740-587-8560

Adam Waterbury

Assistant Professor

waterburya@denison.edu

740-587-8088

Mike Westmoreland

Professor

westmoreland@denison.edu

740-587-6209

David White

Associate Professor

whiteda@denison.edu

740-587-8064

Sarah Wolff

Associate Professor of Mathematics

Chair of Mathematics

William G. Bowen Distinguished Professorship

wolffs@denison.edu

740-587-5029

Staff

Emma Louise Borgia ’20

Academic Administrative Assistant

borgiae@denison.edu

740-587-8066

Tony Silveira

Systems Administrator for Math & Computer Sciences

silveira@denison.edu

740-587-6707

Emeriti Faculty

Tom Bressoud

Professor Emeritus

bressoud@denison.edu

Todd Feil

Professor Emeritus

feil@denison.edu

Zaven Karian

Professor Emeritus / Mellon Coordinator

karian@denison.edu

Joan Krone

Professor Emerita

krone@denison.edu

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Faculty & Staff

Faculty

Andrew Bowling

Sara Clifton

Laura Dolph-Bosley

Lew Ludwig

May Mei

Matthew Neal

Sarah A. Rundell

Robert Paul Viator

Adam Waterbury

Mike Westmoreland

David White

Sarah Wolff

Staff

Emma Louise Borgia ’20

Tony Silveira

Emeriti Faculty

Tom Bressoud

Todd Feil

Zaven Karian

Joan Krone

Spotlights

Denison student develops a taste for data visualization

Students embrace challenge of processing, analyzing election data

Making the most of a summer at Denison

What's Happening

Deliberate and critical thinking in the classroom

Professor May Mei contributes to quasicrystal research

Students bring STEM to local elementary school