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Student Recognition 


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Award Recipients for 2009
  • The Raymond H. Medley, Jr. Outstanding Senior Mathematics Award
    2009 Recipient: Amy Valentine
  • The John von Neumann Mathematics and Computer Science Award
    2009 Recipient: Callie Goyer
  • The Mathematics Problem Solving Award
    2009 Recipient: Amy Valentine
Award Recipients for 2008
  • The Raymond H. Medley, Jr. Outstanding Senior Mathematics Award
    2008 Recipient: Nicole Finuf
  • The John von Neumann Mathematics and Computer Science Award
    2008 Recipient: Stephanie Bobo

Pictured (L to R): Callie Goyer, Amy Valentine


hankcarterHank Carter was recognized as the "IT Student of the Year for 2009" at the 1st Annual Nashville Technology Awards at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, October 27, 2009. He was introduced and honored before an audience of over 400 leaders of the technology community in Middle Tennessee. Hank completed an internship with the Nexus Group in the Spring semester during which he prepared them for their Information Security audit by reviewing and documenting their policies and interviewing everyone from their programmers in IT to their CEO. He is an honors student in Computer Science, working on a thesis in information security in which he is furthering work done at Virginia Tech and Indiana which will create a Certificate authority which can be used as a model for email security at small to midsize universities.






 Students Take Actuarial Exam
Four Belmont students (Stephanie Bobo, Scott O'Brien, Matthew Perry and Robert Woolsey) took the first Actuarial Exam P/1 in May 2009. This is the first of a series of exams which actuaries must pass in order to reach the top status in the actuarial profession. In preparation for the test, these students took a year-long probability and statistics sequence, and attended weekly problem-solving sessions, organized by Belmont faculty professors Barbara Ward and Daniel Biles.