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Although the first Rutgers PhD in Mathematics was not awarded in 1950, Masters degrees have been awarded at Rutgers since the 1850's, and specifically in Mathematics since the 1870's.
Pre-history (1870-1906):
During 1850-1870, Rutgers routinely conferred an Arts Masters degree (AM) one year after the undergraduate degree. No coursework was required. One such degree was awarded to Joseph Bradley (Rutgers 1853; AM 1856), in whose honor the Bradley Math Prize has been awarded since 1926.The MSc degree: In 1870, Rutgers created a postgraduate study program, in order to award a certificate to people who took an extra undergraduate course after graduation. Specialized graduate courses formally appeared in 1876. While taking such courses, graduate students were often appointed as a "Tutor in Mathematics"; this was the forerunner of the modern Teaching Assistant. About 12 people received a "Master of Science degree in Mathematics" (MSc) during the era 1870-1906. (At this time, Engineering and Astronomy were still considered branches of Mathematics.)
The first MSc degrees in Mathematics were awarded to
Other masters degrees were awarded to men who went on to become professors at Rutgers:
The Mathematics Department had other graduate students of this type in the 1890's including: DeWitt, F. Van Horn (MSc 1893), R. Allen (MSc 1897), Scattergood (MSc 1897), Mowler (MSc 1899), VanDyck Jr. (AM 1899) and E. Tillyer (MSc 1905).
When the Mathematics department was formally organized in 1906, it stopped admitting graduate students. There would be no graduate mathematics program for almost 25 years.
A New Beginning (1930-1940):
In 1929, a new Masters degree in Mathematics was created, requiring 8 courses and a written thesis. (Up to four graduate courses were offered each semester.) The first such degree was awarded in 1930 to Charles Eason. The first woman to receive a Rutgers M.Sc. degree in Math was Eveline Stevens in 1934 (NJC '32). Professors Brasefield and Starke were the advisors for most of these students; their Masters theses may be inspected in Rutgers' Math Library. There were 9 MSc degrees granted during the 1930's; this type of degree ended with World War II.
Name | Year | Advisor | Thesis Title |
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Charles R. Eason | 1930 | Brasefield | Some geometric properties of the Laplacian polar potential field |
Eveline Stevens | 1934 | Inversion of integrals by means of mapping on Riemann surfaces QA.S844I | |
Merle Galbraith | 1934 | Special methods of separating a proper fraction into partial fractions QA.G148S | |
Ruth S. Berkow | 1936 | Starke | A study of the quintic equation QA.B513S |
Julius Bertram | 1937 | Differential geometry in the plane QA.J94D | |
Nelson A. Brigham | 1938 | Analytical geometry in the complex plane QA.B855A | |
Donald N. Armstrong | 1939 | An investigation into some methods of solving numerical equations QA.A735I |
The Reformation (1947-1960)
The graduate program in mathematics was reorganized in 1947, after World War II, to resume the masters program and create a new doctoral program. The first post-war masters degree was awarded in 1947, and the first Ph.D. in Mathematics at Rutgers was awarded in 1951, to George Cherlin (Rutgers College '47; MSc '49). Also in 1947, Rutgers began awarding degrees in October as well as in June.
During the first decade of the new PhD, the Masters degree was more
popular than a PhD.
There were 5 PhDs and 40 MSc degrees granted during 1948-1960.
Name | Year | Advisor | Thesis Title | |
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Lewis C. Butler | May 1948 | Fender | The representation of functions by infinite processes | |
Robert Stewart | Jun 1949 | A study of the solution of the quadratic diophantine equation in two... QA.S849St | ||
George Y. Cherlin | Oct 1949 | M.Robertson | (got PhD in 1951) | |
Ruth Davids | Oct 1949 | On Laurent Schwartz's generalized notion of derivative QA.D251O | ||
Bernard Eisenberg | Jan 1950 | The difference equation as applied to probability QA.E36D | ||
Richard K. Brown | Jun 1950 | M.Robertson | (got PhD in 1952) | |
Jane Ammerman | Oct 1950 | Bounds for the moduli of the roots of an algebraic equation | ||
Richard Elitharp | 1950 | M.Ed. degree | ||
Carmen Campopiano | Jun 1951 | Two classes of definite integro-differential systems QA.C198Tw | ||
Hermann Munick | Jun 1951 | |||
Bernard A. Sobel | Jun 1951 | Ordinal exponentiation in partly ordered sets QA.S677Or | ||
Walter C. Frey | Oct 1951 | Propositions equivalent to the axiom of choice in axiomatic set theory QA.F893Pr | ||
Joe L. Connors | Jun 1952 | An EDVAC solution of the cubic QA.C752E | ||
Sandra Schwartz | Oct 1952 | |||
John Bender | Jun 1953 | Zimmerberg | Systems of linear integral equations QA.B458S (got PhD in 1958) | |
Billy E. Rhoades | May 1953 | Zimmerberg | On forming partial differential equations and Euler's equation (got PhD in 1958) | |
Sufian Husseini | Aug 1954 | Wolfson | Dual and topological linear spaces | |
Charles Meadow | Oct 1954 | Fender | Some solutions to the laminar boundary layer problem... | |
Frank Wehrfritz | 1954 | Linear Curve Fitting for two variables QA.W414L | ||
Walter Gegorzak | 1955 | |||
Allen H. Miller | 1955 | |||
Earl David Myers | May 1955 | A Study of the methods for Semantical Analysis developed by Frege and Carnap | ||
Annette Rebarber | Jun 1955 | O. Alisbach | On Green's function and formulae | |
Guy W. Ricker | 1955 | |||
Aaron Seigel | 1955 | Formal product theorems in triple trigonometric series QA.S571Fo | ||
Jeremy Lifsey | 1956 | |||
Robert K. Stump | Jun 1956 | Grant | ||
Robert V. Wagner | Jun 1956 | |||
James P. Aaron | 1957 | Comparison of the operating characteristic curves of a single... | ||
George A. Brown | May 1957 | |||
William Q. Simpkins | Jun 1957 | |||
Esther Guerin | Oct 1957 | |||
Donald R. King | 1957 | |||
William E. Gould | 1958 | |||
James B. Herder | 1958 | |||
William R. Jones | May 1958 | |||
John P. Jordan | 1958 | |||
John C. Leavy | 1958 | |||
Richard G. Bauer | Jun 1959 | The algebra and geometry of polyadic quasigroups and loops QA.B3448A |
The Sputnik Era (1960-1970)
In October 1957, the Soviet Union launched the first manmade satellite, Sputnik. The United States reacted by investing massive resources into scientific training, including in mathematics. At Rutgers, this resulted in an increase in the number of mathematics masters degrees (from five to 10 or more per year). During the nest decade (1960-1970), Rutgers awarded 49 PhD's and 118 masters degrees in pure Mathematics. This total excludes the 50 Masters in Science Teaching degrees awarded by the Academic Year Institute at the tail end of the decade.1960 | 1961 | 1962 | 1963 | 1964 | 1965 | 1966 | 1967 | 1968 | 1969 | 1970 |
5 | 9 | 8 | 2 | 8 | 25 | 14 | 10 | 15 | 6 | 16 |
Roland B. DiFranco | Jun 1960 | ||||
Robert M. Fesq | Jun 1960 | ||||
DeeLoris Parker | Jun 1960 | ||||
Eric Langford | Jun 1960 | ||||
Sybil A. Jakob | Jun 1960 | ||||
Joseph Barback | Jun 1961 | ||||
David R. Beaucage | Jun 1961 | ||||
Joseph Bogelsong | Jun 1961 | ||||
James D. Cowie | Jun 1961 | ||||
Leonard Gewirtzman | Jun 1961 | ||||
Russ Gnoffo | Jun 1961 | ||||
Angelo Pelios | Jun 1961 | (got PhD in 1964) | |||
Lawrence B. Shlar | Jun 1961 | ||||
Fred Scharf | Jun 1961 | ||||
William H. Caldwell | Jun 1962 | ||||
Anne O'Amato | Jun 1962 | ||||
William E. Kirwan | Jun 1962 | (got PhD in 1964) | |||
Myron Rosenbaurn | Jun 1962 | ||||
Fred J. Sansone | Jun 1962 | ||||
Chung-Lie Wang | Jun 1962 | (got PhD in 1964) | |||
Albert Livingston | Jun 1962 | ||||
Lucille C. Heller | Jun 1962 | ||||
Noel D. Matchelt | Jun 1963 | ||||
Vincent Mancuso | Jun 1963 | ||||
Claussa Rinnaman | Jan 1964 | ||||
William E. Baker | Jun 1964 | ||||
Herbert I. Brown | Jun 1964 | ||||
Peter Alan Favla | Jun 1964 | ||||
Anton Freihofner | Jun 1964 | ||||
Matthew J. Hassett | Jun 1964 | ||||
Clifton A. Lando | Jun 1964 | ||||
Harry L. Stein | Jun 1964 | ||||
Sarah Allen Bach | Jun 1965 | (25 MSc degrees conferred in 1965) | |||
Herbert I. Brown | Jun 1965 | ||||
Harry W. Berkowitz | Jun 1965 | ||||
John J. Burkard | Jun 1965 | ||||
Floyd B. Cole III | Jun 1965 | ||||
Kenneth DeFeo | Jun 1965 | ||||
Paul A. Drobinski | Jun 1965 | ||||
Brian F. Dunn | Jun 1965 | ||||
James A. Erwenski | Jun 1965 | ||||
Peter Jon Evanwitch | Jun 1965 | ||||
Martha Faulk | Jun 1965 | ||||
Judy Forward | Jun 1965 | ||||
Ronald W. French | Jun 1965 | ||||
Norman Frohlich | Jun 1965 | ||||
Charles B. Hallahan | Jun 1965 | ||||
Ronald Hartberger | Jun 1965 | ||||
William E. Howden | Jun 1965 | ||||
Mary Moss Jackson | Jun 1965 | ||||
Timothy Killeen | Jun 1965 | ||||
Theresa Michnowecz | Jun 1965 | ||||
Richard E. Munson | Jun 1965 | ||||
Paul Nelson | Jun 1965 | ||||
Gerald Urgar | Jun 1965 | M.A. | |||
Zelda R. Wasserman | Jun 1965 | ||||
Barbara J. Briggs | Oct 1965 | ||||
John M. Kellett | Oct 1965 |
The Academic Year Institute (1966-1975)
Educational initiatives for teaching were created by Title V of the U.S. Higher Education Act of 1965, for college graduates committed to careers in elementary and secondary education. In response, Rutgers created an Academic Year Institute (AYI) with NSF funds and admitted 36 students in 1966. In 1967 and 1968, a joint Math Department/Graduate School of Education curriculum awarded 40 and 36 MA degrees in Mathematics. A sister "Prospective Teacher Fellowship Program" existed during 1968-1970, before evolving into the In-service Institute For Secondary and College Teachers, also funded by the NSF and run by Professor Barlaz.
Students at both the AYI and In-Service Institute earned
the Master of Science for Teachers (MST). This MST program
ran from 1966 to 1974; it conferred 20 MST degrees in the first class
(1968), 42 MST degrees in 1972, and none in 1976.
The last two M.S.T. degrees were awarded in 1977 and 1982.
The total number of MST degrees conferred during 1966-1982 was 126.
Name | Year | ||
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Edythe Woodruff | 1969 | MSc; later got PhD (1971) from SUNY/Binghamton, was Prof at Trenton State 1971-90 | |
? 1966-1969 data missing | (20 MST degrees awarded in 1968) | ||
Josephine Weber | Jun 1972 | MST (42 MST degrees awarded in 1972) | |
John Montag | Oct 1972 | MST | |
Janice Strand | Oct 1972 | MST | |
Ann Waldron-Neumann | Jun 1973 | ||
Gordon Culberton | Oct 1973 | ||
Hedwig Haley | Jun 1974 | (24 MST degrees awarded in 1974) | |
Theodore Boulos | Oct 1974 | ||
Lawrence Cohen | Oct 1974 | ||
Robert Fugera | Oct 1974 | ||
James Holmes | Oct 1974 | ||
Johnnye Horton | Oct 1974 | ||
James Knarr | Oct 1974 | ||
John Lange | Oct 1974 | ||
Edward Markunas | Oct 1974 | ||
Leslie Negus | Oct 1974 | ||
Catherine Nixon | Oct 1974 | ||
John Orolin | Oct 1974 | ||
Lawrence Pribula | Oct 1974 | ||
John Richmond | Oct 1974 | ||
Marcha Sater | Oct 1974 | ||
George Sent | Oct 1974 | ||
Fred Sharis | Oct 1974 | ||
Charlotte Suenkonis | Oct 1974 | ||
Robert Tate | Oct 1974 | ||
Edward Wallace | Oct 1974 | ||
David Wallace | Oct 1974 | ||
John Waterman | Oct 1974 | ||
L. John Webster | Oct 1974 | ||
Stephen West | Oct 1974 | ||
Jane Ann Haskzo | Jun 1977 | MST (Barlaz) | |
Peter Kaminskas | Jan 1982 | MST (Barlaz/Dekker) |
The Renaissance (1970-1993)
1970-71 | 1972 | 1973 | 1974 | 1975 | 1976 | 1977 | 1978 | 1979 | 1980 | 1981 | 1982 |
16 | 10 | 26 | 10 | 13 | 13 | 7 | 9 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 5 |
1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986 | 1987 | 1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 |
4 | 6 | 2 | 2 | 10 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 7 | 6 | 3 |
Frank DiMeglio | Jun 1972 | Wm. Mason | |
William Heck | Jun 1972 | J. Rosenstein | |
John Russell | Jun 1972 | Wheeden | |
Vernon Lantis | Jun 1972 | Klaus Ritter | |
Peter Santanello | Jun 1972 | Earl Taft | |
Philip Sternenberg | Jun 1972 | Harry Gonshor | |
John Stewart | Jun 1972 | Muckenhoupt | |
Hui-Kwang Wang | Jun 1972 | Sol Leader | |
Joan Weiss | Jun 1972 | Jane Scanlon | |
Baochun Hwang | Oct 1972 | Wheeden | |
Richard DiCarli | Jan 1973 | Carl Faith | |
Kermit Friedland | Jan 1973 | Butler | |
Virginia Hallock | Jan 1973 | Jacob Dekker | |
Leslie Jones | Jan 1973 | Peter Landweber | |
Jane Kimmel | Jan 1973 | Joseph Rosenstein | |
Jau-Nan Lee | Jan 1973 | Frank Levin | |
Rachel Potter | Jan 1973 | Vernon Williams | |
Edward Szymanski | Jan 1973 | Harry Gonshor | |
Joseph Brower | Jun 1973 | Harry Gonshor | |
William DeBuvitz | Jun 1973 | Vernon Williams | |
Geoffrey Dixon | Jun 1973 | Harry Gonshor | |
Carolyn Edwards | Jun 1973 | Harry Gonshor | |
Adele Eldot | Jun 1973 | Harry Gonshor | |
Charles Farbstein | Jun 1973 | Joseph Johnson | |
Stephen Gamer | Jun 1973 | Barbara Osofsky | |
Edward Peter Lotkowski | Jun 1973 | Peter Landweber | |
Claude Richet | Jun 1973 | Roe Goodman | |
Ming-Chien Shan | Jun 1973 | Richard Wheeden | |
Frankie Yarbrough | Jun 1973 | Vernon Williams | |
Luis Frota-Mattos | Oct 1973 | Roe Goodman | |
Caleb Hsien-Min Su | Oct 1973 | Frank Levin | |
Sr. Jacquelyn Ann Balasia | Oct 1973 | Joshua Barlaz | |
Elaine Petsu | Oct 1973 | Vernon Williams | |
Susan J. Herman | Oct 1973 | Vernon Williams | |
Charles Ching Cheng | Oct 1973 | Barbara Osofsky (PhD '74) | |
Pete Mulhall | Oct 1973 | Joseph Rosenstein | |
Ned William Schillow | Jun 1974 | Joshua Barlaz | |
Eileen Marie Bennett | Jun 1974 | Solomon Leader | |
Martin Roger Weissman | Jun 1974 | Charles Sims | |
Richard Edward Shaw | Jun 1974 | Kenneth Johnson | |
Rochelle Leibowitz | Jun 1974 | Fred Roberts | |
Diane Lynn Friedman | Oct 1974 | Solomon Leader | |
Lawrence Barnowsky | Oct 1974 | Jane Scanlon | |
Thomas Albert Krefft | Oct 1974 | Hans Othmer | |
Joseph Glaz | Oct 1974 | Joseph Rosenstein | |
Linda Anne Tappin | Oct 1974 | Terence Butler | |
Francis X. Felcon | Jan 1975 | Gorenstein | |
Douglas Kurtz | Jun 1975 | Muckenhoupt | |
James Magliano | Jun 1975 | Erik Ellentuck | |
Bruce Babcock | Jun 1975 | Erik Ellentuck | |
Richard Stafford | Jun 1975 | Solomon Leader (PhD 1977, O'Nan) | |
Gery Barry | Jun 1975 | Fred Roberts | |
Linda Groh | Jun 1975 | Falk The Moore-Penrose Inverse | |
Charles Shenitz | Jun 1975 | Fred Roberts | |
Bernadette Tutinas | Jun 1975 | David Dobbs | |
John Underhill | Jun 1975 | Joseph D'Atri | |
Stephen F. Andrilli | Jun 1975 | Julius Shaneson (PhD 1979, Sims) | |
William Gillam | Oct 1975 | Barbara Osofsky | |
Joy Hughes | Oct 1975 | Carl Faith | |
Anthony Uyi Afuwape | Jun 1976 | Jane Scanlon | |
Michael Weiss | Jun 1976 | Erik Ellentuck (PhD 1980, Cherlin) | |
Mohamed Mhedhbi | Jun 1976 | Fred Roberts | |
Juan Gonzalez | Jun 1976 | Carl Faith | |
Georgina Gonzalez | Jun 1976 | Carl Faith | |
Ed Montes | Jun 1976 | Issie Rabinovitch | |
Zsuzsanna Kadas | Jun 1976 | Jane Scanlon (PhD 1982, Othmer) | |
Karen Davis | Jun 1976 | Jane Scanlon | |
Holmes Hutson | Jun 1976 | William Hoyt | |
George Shrier | Jun 1976 | Richard Bumby | |
Ed Dolan | Jun 1976 | Hans Othmer | |
James Dolton | Jun 1976 | ||
Paul Karitis | Oct 1976 | Harry Gonshor | |
Paul Roediger | Jan 1977 | Falk The finite element method for Sturm-Liouville boundary value problems | |
Anne Wilson | Jan 1977 | Richard Bumby | |
Peter Ortepio | Jun 1977 | Fred Roberts | |
Michael Kent | Jun 1977 | William Hoyt | |
Howard Mendelson | Jun 1977 | Richard Haberman | |
Ferguson, Paul | Jun 1977 | Erik Ellentuck | |
Johnson, Judy | Jun 1977 | Fred Roberts | |
Thomas Niemczyk | Jun 1978 | Hans Othmer | |
Louise Gunzenhouser | Jun 1978 | Stephen Greenfield | |
Isabella Einthoven | Jun 1978 | Joanne Elliott | |
David Garfield | Jun 1978 | Issie Rabinovitch | |
Dennis Baksa | Jun 1978 | Falk The approximation of an unknown cofficient in a differential equation | |
Margaret Dever | Jun 1978 | Issie Rabinovitch | |
Stephen Schibell | Jun 1978 | Eugene Speer | |
Lorraine Lotosky | Jun 1978 | Issie Rabinovitch | |
Martin Farber | Oct 1978 | Pavol Hell | |
Lourdes Estern | Jan 1979 | Glen Bredon | |
Bernadette Bradley | Jun 1979 | Fred Roberts/Dolci | |
Thu Vu | Jun 1979 | Roe Goodman | |
Thomas Jennings | Jun 1979 | Eugene Speer/Isaacs | |
Susan E. Grove | Oct 1979 | Fred Roberts | |
Yui-Chi Endo | Oct 1979 | William Hoyt | |
Sally Liu | Jan 1980 | Butler | |
Ernst Adams | Jun 1980 | Muckenhoupt | |
Jong-Fang Cherng | Jun 1980 | Pavol Hell | |
John Hagedorn | Oct 1980 | Landweber | |
Scott Warner | Oct 1980 | Osofsky | |
Virginia Shapiro | Oct 1980 | Goodman now V.S. DYke | |
Cliff Reiter | Oct 1980 | Sims | |
Jin-Sheng Jiang | Oct 1981 | Falk (PhD May 1983) | |
Luiz Camargo | Oct 1981 | Nussbaum | |
Lilia Sham | Oct 1981 | Roberts | |
Peter Monk | Jan 1982 | Falk (PhD Jan 1983) | |
Paul Murray | Jun 1982 | Falk | |
Kun Lee | Oct 1982 | Greenfield | |
Michael Rolenz | Oct 1982 | Walsh | |
Rekha Sabnis | Oct 1982 | Rohrlich | |
Edna Widgerson | Jun 1983 | Scanlon | |
Lucilia Borsari | Jun 1983 | Landweber (PhD Oct 1985) | |
YuanZhang Xu | Jun 1983 | Treves | |
Sandra Caravella | Oct 1983 | Greenfield (PhD Oct 1990, Petrie) | |
David Doster | Jan 1984 | Bumby | |
Lawrence Harvey | Jan 1984 | Roberts | |
Earl Gladue | Jun 1984 | Roberts | |
Johann Boegle | Oct 1984 | Kosinski | |
Wei-si Jiang | Oct 1984 | Muckenhoupt | |
Ed Reiser | Oct 1984 | D'Atri | |
Qing Wang | Oct 1985 | Muckenhoupt | |
Colin McRae | Oct 1985 | Beals | |
Peter Schweikhardt | Jun 1986 | Roberts | |
Barry Westgate | Oct 1986 | Roberts | |
Thomas Gallini | Jan 1987 | Falk | |
Stephen Alessandrini | May 1987 | Falk (PhD Oct 1991) | |
Bonnie Brooks | May 1987 | Falk | |
Scott Werfel | May 1987 | Lebowita/Wertheim | |
Gary Berkowitz | May 1987 | Barros-Neto | |
Ahsun Rhee | May 1987 | Roberts | |
Frank Boesch | May 1987 | Roberts | |
Brian Scott | May 1987 | Jim Cogdell | |
Isabelle Salaen | Oct 1987 | Kahn | |
Patricia Doherty | Oct 1987 | Roberts | |
Andrew Weate | Jan 1988 | Scheffer | |
Richard Porter | May 1988 | Jean Taylor | |
Eda Melendez | May 1988 | Sontag | |
Min Jae Yu | May 1988 | Saks | |
Thomas Levosky | May 1988 | Falk | |
Jun Gao | Oct 1988 | Ocone/Greenfield | |
Jui-Ling Hwang | Jan 1989 | Pierre Hansen | |
Ron Lessnick | Jan 1989 | Scanlon | |
Augusta Rainsford | Jan 1989 | Pierre Hansen | |
Lino Sosa | May 1989 | Jean Taylor | |
Roy Atul | Oct 1989 | Paul Hewitt/Greenfield | |
Wei-Ching Quek | May 1990 | Kosinski | |
George Mukalel | May 1990 | Lebowitz | |
Elizabeth Leavy | May 1990 | Goodman | |
Kristi Keller | Oct 1990 | E.Speer | |
Meiling Gao | Jan 1991 | Wheeden | |
Jeong-A Kim | Jan 1991 | Ocone (PhD Oct 1993, Kahn) | |
Sara Kuplinsky | Jan 1991 | F.Roberts | |
John Nahay | May 1991 | Muckenhoupt (PhD May 2000, Cohn) | |
Anna Wlodarczyk | Oct 1991 | Scanlon | |
Mary McDermott | May 1992 | Sims | |
Jeff Young | May 1992 | Walsh | |
Alexis Humphreys | May 1992 | Gindikin | |
Andy Watkins | May 1992 | Vasconcelos | |
Steven Wilmarth | May 1992 | D'Atri | |
Michael Kravitz | May 1992 | Falk | |
Jim Sweetman | May 1992 | Wheeden | |
Eran Makover | Oct 1993 | Gindikin | |
Andrea Sufke | Oct 1993 | J.Taylor | |
Naomi Klarreich | Oct 1993 | Landweber | |
Michael Leonard | May 1993 | Sontag | |
Robert Lyons | May 1993 | Goodman | |
David Webb | Oct 1993 | Muckenhoupt (PhD May 1995) |
The Modern Era (1994-present)
Since 1994, the MSc degree in Math has not been emphasized. As a result, the numbers of degrees awarded has fallen back to the lower levels that prevailed in the 1950's.
1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 |
3 | 4 | 4 | 9 | 5 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
Rick Desper | May 1994 | J. Kahn (PhD May 1998, Farach) | |
Mike Joachim | Oct 1994 | Landweber | |
Jennifer Rippel | Oct 1994 | Saks | |
Jean Cadet | Jan 1995 | B.Walsh | |
Sandra Davis | Jan 1995 | B.Walsh | |
Richard Bonilla | May 1995 | M.Beals | |
Joseph Simmons | May 1995 | D.Ocone | |
Margaret Beauregard | May 1996 | C.Faith | |
Renny Thoms | May 1996 | Sontag | |
Jeff Vogel | May 1996 | J.Kahn | |
Joshua Kutchai | Oct 1996 | Sims | |
Mikhail Krichman | Jan 1997 | Sontag (PhD Jan 2000) | |
Douglas Bonar | Jan 1997 | Petrie | |
Nick Taussig | Jan 1997 | Duke | |
Robert Wooley | Jan 1997 | Sontag | |
Hany Malek | Jan 1997 | Barros-Neto | |
Lorraine Farrell | May 1997 | Lepowsky | |
Corinne Kassapoglou-Faist | May 1997 | Nussbaum | |
Alexander Ng | May 1997 | Beck | |
Tong Tu | May 1997 | Falk (PhD May 1998) | |
There were no Masters degrees awarded in Oct 1997 and Jan 1998. | |||
Koray Atasoy | May 1998 | Kantor/Landweber | |
Thomas Bullock | Oct 1998 | Falk | |
David Friedman | Oct 1998 | Beck | |
Quan Hu | Oct 1998 | Taft | |
Robert Johnston | Oct 1998 | Falk A computer simulation scheme for microbial transport through porous media | |
Keston Smith | Jan 1999 | Speer | |
Cyril Coumarbasch | May 1999 | Ocone/Gajic MS degree (w.Gajic/ECE dept) | |
Sarah Koskie | May 1999 | Sontag (2003 PhD w.Gajic/ECE dept) | |
Michael Malisoff | May 1999 | Sussmann | |
Younghae Do | Oct 1999 | Kahn | |
Ka Luen Cheung | Oct 1999 | Wheeden (2002 PhD in Hong Kong) | |
John W. Cain | May 2000 | ||
No Masters degrees were awarded in Jan'00, Oct'00, Jan'01 or Oct'01. | |||
Nina Fefferman | May 2001 | Greenfield | |
Hossein Kermani | Jan 2002 | MS returned to Iran | |
Diana Dismus-Campbell | Jan 2003 | Jean Taylor at Swarthmore since '98 | |
James Dare | May 2003 | B. Walsh | |
Amy Stern | Jan 2004 | J. Kahn | |
Fr. Ray Nacarino | May 2004 | F. Luo Arc complex of a surface | |
Chris Long | May 2004 | R. Gundy Non-informative Priors: an Information-Theoretic Approach | |
No Masters degrees were awarded in Oct '04, Jan '05 or May '05. | |||
Trevor Bass | Oct 2005 | Zeilberger On Domino Tilings of Rectangles | |
No Masters degrees were awarded in Jan'06 | |||
Jose Sosa | May 2006 | Tunnell Algebraic Computation of the local signs of an Elliptic Curve | |
Pablo Angulo Artoy | May 2006 | YY. Li The Ambrose Path | |
Daniel Ilaria | Oct 2006 | Roberts "Unique Minimum Independent Roman Domination Functions in Graphs" | |
Samar Jaafar | May 2008 | Saks "Matching in Bipartite Graphs" |