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Alberto Baider, Professor; PhD, MIT; Differential Algebra, Dynamical Systems
Ara Basmajian, Professor; PhD, SUNY Stony Brook; Hyperbolic Geometry, Discrete Groups
Martin Bendersky, Professor; PhD, California (Berkeley); Algebraic Topology
Edward S. Binkowski, Associate Professor; PhD, Princeton; Data Analysis
Patrick Burke, Lecturer; PhD, Columbia; Mathematics Education
Barry M. Cherkas, Professor; PhD, Georgetown; Partial Differential Equations, Collegiate Mathematics Education
Daniel S. Chess, Associate Professor; PhD, Princeton; Structure Theorems for Diffeomorphisms
Richard C. Churchill, Professor; PhD, Wisconsin; Differential Algebra, Dynamical Systems
Sandra P. Clarkson, Professor; EdD, Georgia; Mathematics and Statistics Education
Lucille Croom, Professor; PhD, Columbia; Mathematics Education
Scott Gentile, Lecturer; MA, Boston College; Mathematics Education
Thomas F. Jambois, Associate Professor; PhD, California (Berkeley); Riemann Surfaces, Algebraic Geometry
John Loustau, Professor; PhD, California (Santa Barbara); Non-associative Algebras, Computer Graphics
Ron Neath, Assistant Professor; PhD, Minnesota; Markov chain Monte Carlo, Bayesian statistical methods
Clayton Petsche, Assistant Professor; PhD, University of Texas at Austin; Theory of Numbers
Roger S. Pinkham, Visiting Professor; PhD, Harvard; Statistics, Probability, Numerical analysis, Analysis
Joseph Roitberg, Professor; PhD, NYU; Algebraic Topology
Michael Samra, Lecturer; M.Phil., CUNY; Mathematics
Verna Segarra, Lecturer; MA, City College; Mathematics Education
Brian Shay, Associate Professor; PhD, CUNY; Algebraic Topology, Reasoning Under Uncertainty (AI), Mathematics of Financial Economics
Lev Shneerson, Professor; PhD, Ural State University; Combinatorial Semigroup Theory
Dana Sylvan, Associate Professor; PhD, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland; Non-stationary Processes, Quantile Inference
Robert D. Thompson, Professor and Chair; PhD, Washington; Algebraic Topology
William H. Williams, Professor; PhD, Iowa State; Sampling Theory, Time Series, Econometrics
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