Bruce B. Peckham

Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Minnesota Duluth

Office: 104 Solon Campus Center (SCC)
Phone: (218) 726-6188
Dept. Fax: (218) 726-8399
E-mail: bpeckham@d.umn.edu

Mailing Address:

Department of Mathematics and Statistics
140 Solon Campus Center
University of Minnesota Duluth
1117 University Dr.
Duluth, MN 55812-3000

Fall 2008 Office Hours (tentative):

Mon. 2-2:50, Tues. 1-1:50, Wed. 2-2:50, Thurs. 9:30-10:30, Fri. 10-10:50

Fall 2008 Course Homepages

Recent Past Course Homepages

History and Education

Hometown: Canton, New York (nowhere near New York City)
High School: Canton Central, graduated 1973
College: Hamilton College, Clinton, New York, Mathematics major, Bachelor of Arts Degree, 1977.
First job: Actuarial Student, Paul Revere Life Insurance Co., Worcester, MA., July 1977 - August 1979. (No link provided - it only lists adds for insurance.)
First teaching job: Delbarton School, Morristown, New Jersey, 1979-1982. Taught all math, physics, and computer classes; head coach of varsity soccer, varsity hockey, JV lacrosse.
Graduate School in Mathematics: University of Minnesota Twin Cities (southern campus), UM School of Mathematics, 1982-1988. Received Ph. D. degree in 1988.
First job as a Doc.: Boston University, BU Department of Mathematics1988-1990.
First permanent job: University of Minnesota, Duluth UMD Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics 1990
Visiting Scholar: Institute Nonlinear de Nice (INLN) Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique, Universite de Nice,Sophia Antipolis, France. On sabbatical leave from UMD Fall 1996.
Visiting Scholar: Department of Applied Mathematics , University of Colorado, Boulder. On sabbatical leave from UMD Spring 1997.
Visiting Scholar: Department of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol, Bristol, England. On sabbatical leave from UMD Fall 2004.

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