Employment Opportunities

Employment in the department

2007-10 Harold L. Dorwart Visiting Assistant Professorship

Information about this position will be posted as soon as it is available.

Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous alumnus, the Department of Mathematics has established three visiting assistant professorships, named after the late Harold L. Dorwart, a long time member of the faculty. The goal of these three-year postdoctoral positions is to bring a steady flow of outstanding new mathematicians to Trinity. Each Dorwart assistant professor will be matched with a senior faculty member, who will be both a mentor and collaborator. One postdoctoral position will be filled each year.

The ideal candidate for the Dorwart assistant professorship will have both strong research potential and a commitment to teaching at a liberal arts institution. The teaching load is five courses per year; one of those courses will be a research seminar taught in conjunction with the senior faculty member. To make the positions as attractive as possible, the salaries will be extremely competitive and will be supplemented with a travel and research expense stipend.

Current and past Dorwart Professors
NamePeriodMentorField
Yan Wang 2005-2008 David Mauro Graph Theory
Cristian Rios 2004-2007 David Cruz-Uribe, SFO Harmonic Analysis and PDEs
Matthew Horak2003-2006Melanie SteinGeometric Group Theory
James McLaughlin2002-2005Nancy WyshinskiContinued Fractions
David Erwin2001-2004David Mauro and John GeorgesGraph Theory and Combinatorics
Terje Hoim2000-2003David RobbinsFunctional Analysis

Currently (academic year 2005-6) we are seeking applicants with a Ph.D. in mathematics and a specialization in functional analysis or graph theory (functional analysis preferred).

Closing date None; the department will begin to read applications in early December, and applications received by December 1, 2006 will receive full consideration.
To applySubmit
  • a letter of application
  • c.v.
  • research summary
  • statement of teaching philosophy
  • three letters of reference, at least one of which addresses teaching
to
Search Committee
Department of Mathematics
Trinity College
300 Summit Street
Hartford, CT 06106-3100
Phone: (860) 297-2357
Fax: (860) 987-6239
For more information Contact Professor David Robbins (david.robbins@trincoll.edu) .

Be sure to include e-mail contact information.

Representatives of the Search Committee will be at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, to participate in the Employment Center. Trinity College is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Women and members of minority groups are encouraged to apply. Applicants with disabilities should request in writing any needed accommodations in order to participate more fully in the application process.

Anticipated fields in future years include continued fractions and special functions, geometric group theory, harmonic analysis, and microlocal analysis and spectral theory.

To learn more about Harold Dorwart and his contributions to the mathematics department and to the College, please read the remarks made by Robert Stewart, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, at a memorial service for Professor Dorwart and his wife Carolyn Dorwart.


Mathematics Center Tutors

The Mathematics Center is currently seeking good mathematics students to work in the Mathematics Center (on the first floor of MCEC) as Mathematics tutors. Hours are flexible, it looks good on your c.v., and you'll get paid to do mathematics!

If you're interested, please speak to Charlotte Gregory, the Assistant Director of the Mathematics Center.

Employment outside the department

AMS Employment listings

The American Mathematical Society runs the Employment Information in the Mathematical Sciences service. This is the primary means whereby mathematics departments at universities and colleges in the United States advertise job openings.