Undergraduate Mathematics Placement of Students

2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004 , 2003, 2002, 2001, 1999, 1998

2008 Placement into Grad School

Grad School:

2007 Graduates

Grad School:

2006 Graduates

Grad School:

2005 Graduates

Grad School: Jobs for Graduating Seniors

2004 Graduates

Grad School: Jobs for Graduating Seniors

2003 Graduates

2002 Graduates

  • Nick Bronn Gates Cambridge  Fellowship, Cambridge England. Studying Math/Physics. Update (april 2003): Won an NSF Grad Fellowship to be used at MIT.
  • Scott Fletcher (Physics/Amath) :  Graduate study at University of Maryland, College Park.  Studying Chaos or Atomic and Molecular Optics.
  • Lauren Hansen (Amath):  Masters in Computational Finance, Columbia University, New York City
  • Michael Burkhart is in grad school in math at Georgia Tech, and working with Professor Bellisard.
  • Andy Wand (Amath) Has been accepted into graduate school in mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley. He has passed the Qualifying exams in his first semester, and plans on working towards his Ph.D., with Professor Kirby serving as his advisor. Update (april 2003): Won an NSF Grad Fellowship.
  • Patty Pichardo (Dmath): VIGRE/GT Fellowship
  • Nimesh Bhakta is in grad school in Math at Georgia Tech.
  • Michael Tiffany (Dmath, CS) is taking a position with Southern Views Technologies, which he cooped with during his studies.
  • Malika Hines (Amath): Teaching in DeKalb County, Georgia, Schools.
  • Anup Rao (Dmath, CS) is  continuing graduate studies in CS at Georgia Tech. Update (April 2003) Admitted to the ACO program at Georgia Tech.
  • Matthew Fisher (Math, CS) is taking a full time job with National Instruments in Austin, TX. He will be working in Image Algorithms (machine vision) division.
  • Keith Crunk is taking a position with Mirant, an Energy company.

    • 2001 Graduates

  • Jacent Tokaz: Graduate Study in Math at the University of Illinois, Urbana
  • David Vener: Graduate Study in Mathematics at MIT Update (april 2003): Won an NSF Grad Fellowship.
  • Neil Arner: Missionary work in Saravejo. Update July 2002. Neil's first year coincided with the terrorist attacks of September 11, so the initial time in Saravejo had the extra difficulties of the uncertanities that followed. He is serving as a leader of a team of five missionaries, including three GT graduates! All five have signed on for a second year in Saravejo. The time of reflection and learning has reenforced Neil's desire for continued education. He plans on attending Princeton Seminary in September 2003.

    • 1999 Graduates

  • Jeff Burdges Grad School at Rutgers. 2004: PhD at Rutgers University. Postdoc in German. 2005 NSF Postdoc in Manchester.

    • 1998 Graduates

  • Lisa Evans, a DMath graduate, received her PHD from ISYE at Georgia Tech in 2002. She has a postdoc at the Institute for Mathematics and it's applications in Minneapolis Minnesota for the 2002-2003 academic year. After that, she will be tenure track at the math department at the Univerisity of Minnesota at Minneapolis.

    • 1997 Graduates

  • Ojas Parekh, DMATH, entered the Algorithms, Computation and Optimization program at Carnegie Mellon University, and has finished his PhD, as of 2002. His application to universities and research labs drew a lot of interest, nationally. He will be a Postdoc at Sandia National Labarotories for one year, before assuming a tenure track position in Mathematics at Emory University.
  • Jason Hong, DMATH, is continuing his Computer Science Studies at the University of California Berkeley. He has a very nice web site, describing his background, current research projects and more. Check out the buzz and plug for Krispy Kreme at his site.
  • Thor Johnson, AMATH, had a very lively undergraduate at Georgia Tech. He completed research with Professor Robin Thomas. And there are still quite a few stories going around about his very quick mind. He is finishing his Ph.D. at Princeton University, and will be working for a Wall Street firm.

    • Number of Graduates

    Average from 1998--2003 is about 11 graduates/year.

    Session Applied Math Discrete Math
    Spring 2003 14 1
    Fall 2002 4 1
    Summer 2002 1 0