Dorwart Professorships

Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous alumnus, the Department of Mathematics has established a series of 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.

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:

Name	Year	Field
Stefanie Wang	2017	Algebra
Lauren Lazarus	2017	Applied Mathematics
Ian Adelstein	2015	Differential geometry
Eli Goldwyn	2014	Applied Mathematics
Kirsti Wash Kuenzel	2014	Graph Theory
Li-An Daniel Wang	2012	Harmonic analysis
Lisa Melanson Keith Jones	2011 2010	Applied Mathematics Geometric Group Theory
Jeong-Ok Choi	2009	Graph Theory
Mohammad Javaheri	2008	Geometric Analysis
Lynette Boos	2006	Functional Analysis
Yan Wang	2005	Graph Theory
Christian Rios	2004	Harmonic Analysis and PDEs
Matthew Horak	2003	Geometric Group Theory
James McLaughlin	2002	Continued Fractions
David Erwin	2001	Graph Theory and Combinatorics
Terje Hoim	2000	Functional Analysis