Math Scholarship Award

2001 - "Exploring the Winner/Loser mentality of Day Trading"
Lee Swartzfager

1998-"Logic and Geometry Through the Eyes of Lewis Carroll"
Sarah Gies

1998-"The Price is Right: Some Probabilistic Models"
Michael Evans

1997-"A Mathematical Model of Chemotherapy"
Rebecca Leavitt

1997-"A Mathematical Model of Synaptic Transmission"
Matthew Behan

1996-"A Linear Three Compartment Mathematical Model of Chemotherapy"
Brian Higgins

1996-"Mathematical Modeling of Insulin Secreting Pancreatic Beta Cells"
Julie Cain

1995-"The Rabin-Miller Probabilistic Primality Test: Some Results on the Number of Non-witnesses to Compositeness"
Brian Higgins

1994-"The Effecticient Use of Best Fit Curves"
Ray Graham Jr.

1994-"Automatic Programs for Generating Random Variables from Decreasing or Symmetric Unimodal Densities"
William McMahon

1993-"The Mathematics of Generating Normal Random Variables"
William McMahon

1991-"Best Line Approximations"
Heather A. Knapp

Every winner of the award presented an abstract of the work at one or more conferences.