The University of Vermont Graduate Program in Mathematics and Statistics is a vibrant community, valuing high-quality interactions between individuals while embracing the best uses of technology to encourage the development of well-prepared, well-rounded mathematicians and statisticians who will make important contributions to society as individuals and as team members.
PhD Graduates
MS Graduates
Undergraduates
Name | Degree/Year | Thesis | Now |
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Sven McCall | BS - 2018 | "Langrangian cohort structures: a climatological look" | Data Scientist at Apple |
Rosie Steinberg | BA - 2018 | "Enumerating Curves of Genus 2 over Finite Fields" | Data Analyst at Hopjump |
Brenden Whitney | BS - 2017 | "Categorizing snow depth trends in Vermont with Singular Value Decomposition" | MS Student at UVM |
Dilan Kiley | BS - 2014 | "Characterizing the shapes of collective attention using social media" | Data Scientist at Chobanian Group |
Darcy Glenn | BS - 2013 | Characterizing weather in a thermosyphon, an atmosphere that hangs on a wall" | Environmental Analyst at Park City Municipal Corporation |
Ashley McKhann | BS - 2011 | "Modeling chaotic convection: data vs physics" | Biostatician at Harvard |
Kameron Harris | BS - 2009 | "Predicting climate regime change in chaotic convection" | Postdoc at University of Washington |