NebraskaMATH News for August 2023

Eloísa Grifo, assistant professor of mathematics, is the first woman from the Nebraska U mathematics department — and the second Husker mathematician overall — to receive funding from NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program.
Eloísa Grifo, assistant professor of mathematics, is the first woman from the Nebraska U mathematics department — and the second Husker mathematician overall — to receive funding from NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program.

Husker mathematician draws from geometry to advance field of algebra

A UNL mathematician has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to advance her work in commutative algebra, an area of abstract algebra that provides a framework for visualizing and understanding the properties of shapes in higher dimensions that is key to solving real-world problems. Continue reading…

 

One week left to register for UNL online courses

The two courses being offered this fall online from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Mathematics feature flexible scheduling and are for recommended for those looking for dual credit certification. Please register as soon as possible, as courses begin Aug. 21! Continue reading…

 

Congratulations to May and August graduates!

Katie Soto and her family at May graduation.Congratulations to Katie Soto, a NebraskaMATH doctoral graduate; Rachel Funk, a CSMCE staff member who earned a Ph.D. in mathematics; and 17 Nebraska teachers who earned master's degrees or graduate certificates from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in May or August 2023. Continue reading…

 

CSMCE hires new faculty member

Amy Been BennettAfter three years as the Marilyn M. Hitz postdoctoral research associate in the Nebraska Department of Mathematics, Amy Been Bennett has been hired as a new assistant professor of STEM education in the Center for Science, Mathematics and Computer Education. Continue reading…

 

Northouse honored with Don Miller Award

(From left) Madonna Rehabilitation President John Gessert, award winner Jonathan Northouse, and Dr. Martin Massengale.Congratulations to Jonathan Northouse, who was recently named the 2023 Don Miller Math Award winner. Northouse's teaching philosophy has evolved over his 23-year career, during which he has exclusively taught in Title 1 buildings, ranging from grades 2 through 6. Continue reading…

 
Originally published August 15, 2023 - Submit an Item