In addtion to giving a wonderful Master's defense on the Traveling Salesman Problem, Corrine Brucato also prepared some tasty treats. (April 14, 2013; photo by Catalin Trenchea.)

• Master's Theses Supervised

  *Ian Martiny defended his thesis on the 3n+1 Problem on April 7, 2015.
  *Corrine Brucato defended her thesis on the Traveling Salesperson Problem on April 14, 2013.

• PhD Theses Committees

  *David Burstein, Mathematics; Advisor: Jonathan Rubin; current.
  *Xiao Ma, Information Sciences (Telecommunications and Networking); Advisor: Richard A. Thompson; current.

• Master's Theses Committees

  *Dan Juncos (2010), On the Baez-Duarte Approach to the Nyman-Beaurling Criterion for the Riemann Hypothesis). Advisor: Alexander Borisov.

• Master's Examination Committees

  *Zayd Ghoggali (2013)
  *Nadine Burt (2012)

• Directed Studies (Graduate and Undergraduate)

  • Fall 2014:
    *Number Theory (Graduate) with Ian Martiny
    *Enumerative Combinatorics with Jourdain Lamperski
    Spring 2014:
    *Additive Combinatorics with Nathan Ong
    *Enumerative Combinatorics with Michael Keller
    Fall 2013:
    *Additive Combinatorics with Nathan Ong
    Spring 2013:
    *Enumerative Combinatorics with Rachel Chiquoine, Alex Borland, and Richard Snyder
    *Additive Combinatorics with Steven Reich
    *Graph Theory (Graduate) with Corrine Brucato and Nadine Burtt
    Fall 2012:
    *Combinatorics (Graduate) with Nadine Burtt
    *Graph Theory (Graduate) with Xiao Ma
    *Additive Combinatorics with Steven Reich
    Spring 2012:
    *Additive Combinatorics with Suren Jayasuria and Steven Reich
    
    (Totals - Graduate: 5, Undergraduate: 11, Students: 12)
    *Culver Prize winners on the list:
    Suren Jayasuria, Jourdain Lamperski, Steven Reich, Richard Snyder
    *A directed study in blue means our work led to a paper (see the "Publications" link above)