Mathematics Department Faculty
Faculty
Stephen Bean (chair), 206E Law Hall, (319) 895-4127
Ann Cannon, 206B Law Hall, (319) 895-4461
Tony deLaubenfels, 222 Law Hall, (319) 895-4295
James Freeman, 310 Law Hall, (319) 895-4393
Adjunct Faculty
Jennifer Nelson, 204 Law Hall, (319) 895-4290
Katie Volz, 206D Law Hall, (319) 895-4105
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Steve Bean, Associate Professor of Mathematics, teaches courses in mathematics. He is working with Jim Freeman to guide undergraduates in researching the Menger sponge in n-dimensions. He is also exploring the history of the gamma function in statistics with a collaborator at William and Jefferson University, and researching analytic number theory. |
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Ann Cannon, Professor of Statistics and Mathematics, primarily teaches statistics courses and her main professional interest is in statistics education. Ph. D. and M.S. in statistics, Iowa State University; B.A. in mathematics, Grinnell College. |
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Tony deLaubenfels, Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics, teaches courses in mathematics and computer science. He has been a leader in bringing computing technology into teaching and learning at Cornell, and during 1989-1990 and 1992-1996 he served as Cornell's Director of Academic Computing. M.S. in computer science, University of Iowa; B.A. in mathematics, Simpson College. |
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Jim Freeman, Professor of Mathematics, teaches courses in mathematics, computer science, and introductory statistics. His professional interests include algebra and distributed computing. He helped develop and manage Cornell's Apollo computer lab; established Cornell's first Internet connection; and served as the college's first webmaster. Ph. D. and M.S. in mathematics, University of Notre Dame; B.A. in mathematics, Grinnell College. |
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