EDUCATION

        Ph.D., Mathematical Sciences, 2000
        Dissertation:  "Diversified Network Routing Via Minimax Objectives"
        Advisor: Dr. Douglas R. Shier
       Clemson University, SC

        M.S., Mathematical Sciences, 1985
        Concentration in operations research.
        Clemson University, SC

        B.S.,  Mathematics and Computer Science, 1984
        Manchester College, IN
 

EMPLOYMENT

• Member of Technical Staff, AT&T Bell Laboratories, Naperville, IL (1985–1989)

    Engineered disk memory and traffic-sensitive equipment for the 5ESS^TM Digital Switching System.
• Instructor of Mathematics, Manchester College, North Manchester, IN (1992–1995)
• Doctoral Student/Teaching Assistant, Clemson University (1995–1997)
• Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Manchester College (1997–2002)
• Associate Professor of Mathematics, Manchester College (2002 to present)
• Chair, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (2006 to present)

• Routing in communications and transportation networks
• Network flow and shortest path applications
• Multicriterion shortest path problems

• Co-author, "NIVAH ― A Composite Index Measuring Violence and Harm in the U.S.," Social Indicators Research, forthcoming 2007.
• Co-author, "Minimax Models for Diverse Routing," INFORMS Journal on Computing, 2002.
• Co-author, "The National Violence Index," presented at International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies, 2001.
• Co-author, "Game-Theoretic Models for Diverse Routing", presented at National INFORMS Conference, Salt Lake City, May 7-10, 2000.
• Co-author, "An Empirical Investigation of Some Bicriterion Shortest Path Algorithms," European Journal of Operational Research, 1989.
• Presenter, "Busy-Hour Engineering Methodologies," Eastern Communications Forum, Washington, DC, May 1989 (representing AT&T Bell Laboratories).
• Member, The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS).

• EDUCAUSE 2002

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