Andy Miller, Ph.D.
I have been a member of the Belmont mathematics and computer
science faculty since 2003. I have a B.A. in mathematics
and physics (with computer science and philosophy minors) from
Wartburg College (IA) and a Ph.D. in mathematics from the
University of California, Berkeley. My dissertation
research is in the field of hyperbolic dynamical systems. I am also
interested in the application of dynamical systems and differential
equations to mathematical biology and in the study of combinatorial
games.
For the past few years I have been faculty co-advisor of our
student chapters of the Mathematical Association of America and the
Association for Computing Machinery and faculty advisor of our
student Habitat for Humanity group.
Outside of school I enjoy singing in the choir at Belmont United
Methodist Church, running (all distances, from 5K to marathon), and
reading, when I have the time. I chose to study
mathematics because I find it fun and fascinating, so I also have
fun by keeping up with my discipline and solving puzzles and
riddles of all kinds.
I'd like to contact
Dr. Miller.
