Wabash College has announced Raymond Arebalo maintained a 3.5 grade point average or better on a 4.0 point scale and was named to the college’s spring Dean’s List.
Lewis University Students Win Honors at National Mathematics Conference: Eight Lewis University students recently presented their research at Mathfest, the second-largest annual mathematics conference in the world, and the annual meeting of the Mathematical Association of America in Indianapolis.
Zachary Campbell won the Janet L. Andersen Award for Undergraduate Research in Mathematical or Computational Biology and was awarded one of MathFest’s Outstanding Poster Awards. Sulyok mentored Campbell in his presentation, “Mathematically Modeling Recurrent C. difficile Infections in Long-Term Care Facilities.”
Stephenson and Sulyok co-advised Chuckie Gentile, of Manhattan, and Mackenzie Welsh and Nuvia Hernandez, who presented “Development of Agent-Based Models for Evaluation of Precision Nutrition Interventions through a Socioeconomic Lens.”
Evan Burns, of New Lenox, and Philiffe Tebalan, who Harsy mentored, also presented their work, “Graph Theoretical Modeling of Self-Assembling DNA of the Double Cone Graph.”
Gentile is studying Mathematics, while Burns is studying Electrical Engineering at Lewis University.