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Departmental News (Archives)
- Mathematics major Brian Fitzpatrick has been selected to receive a Mach
Fellowship in 2009. Please help us congratulate him!
- Brian Fitzpatrick will be spending the Spring and Fall of 2009 in Hungary, as a
participant in the Budapest Semesters in Mathematics program.
- Goldwater Scholar: Jon Simpkins, an engineering major and math minor, received
a Goldwater Scholarship. Please help us congratulate him.
- Putnam Results: Twelve students braved the annual
Putnam exam last December, a test with a typical median
score of 1. Six of these individuals had positive scores:
- Mark Girard - 20 points
- John Weber - 10 points
- David Stuck - 4 points
- Travis Givens - 3 points
- Matt Maly - 2 points
- Brian Fitzpatrick - 1 point.
The first 3 composed Trinity's team and were ranked 90 out of
413 teams. Others taking the exam were Robyn Brooks, Robert
Danhof, Dwight Lutz, Ollie McDonald, Tim Nunamacher and
Matthew Patty. Please help us congratulate these students.
- Rebecca Haas will enter Ph.D. studies in Industrial
Engineering at Texas A&M with full support after graduation
in May.
- Jocelyn Stokes has offers from Rutgers, Oklahoma State and
Florida State (with full funding) to continue with graduate
studies in financial mathematics.
- Susan Abernathy, 2007 alumnus, passed Ph.D. exams in Analysis
and Topology at LSU.
- Domingo Lara, 2005 alumnus, has accepted a position at
Altarum after
completing graduate studies at UT-Austin in Operations
Research.
- Leslie-Anne Juarez, 2007 alumna, recieved medical school invitations
from the University of Texas Health Science Centers at Southwestern,
San Antonio and Galveston. She has decided to attend UTHSC
Southwestern. She also completed her first a half marathon in
October.
- John Weber was accepted into the Budapest program and will travel to
Hungary next year to study. Please help us celebrate this honor.
- Jeremy Nolan, 2007 alumnus, recently accepted a postion with
the Denim Group
- Ryan Accosta, 2005 alumnus, passed his Ph.D. qualifying exams in
computational mathematics at Stanford University.
- Josh Reese, 2005 alumnus, helped make a
short film.
- Summer Research
- Timothy Nunmaker was an HHMI student over the summer working
in the area of systems biology. See the associated
poster
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