Graduate
Suzanne Robertson, Ph.D. (2009), Spatial Patterns in Stage-Structured Populations with
Density Dependent Dispersal
Rosalyn Rael, Ph.D. (2009), Comparing Theory and Data on Multi-Species Interactions
using Evolutionary Game Theory
Sheree Arpin (LeVarge), Ph.D. (2007), Using Mathematical Models to
Investigate Phenotypic Oscillations in Cichlid Fish: A Case of
Frequency-Dependent Selection
Nakul Rashmin Chitnis, Ph.D (2005), Using Mathematical Models in
Controlling the Spread of Malaria
Jeffrey Edmunds, Ph.D (2001), A Study of a
Stage-Structured Model of Two Competing Species
Maref Alzoubi, Ph.D (1999), A Dispersal Model for
Structured Populations
Martin Gildardo Garcia-Alvarado, Ph.D. (1998), Competitive
Dynamics in Size-Structured Populations with Reproductive Delays
Kebenesh Blayneh, Ph.D (1996), A Hierarchically
Size-Structured Population Model
Utith Inprasit, Ph.D. (1996), Equilibria in
Size-Structured Population Models
Xu Bing, Ph.D. (1995), A Discrete Nonlinear Model for
Stage-Structured populations
Mona Alameddine-Roddier, Ph.D. (1993), Size-Structured
Competition Models with Periodic Coefficients
Guillermo Uribe, Ph.D. (1993), On the Relationship
between Continuous and Discrete Models for Size-Structured
Population Dynamics
Kathleen M. Crowe, Ph.D. (1991), A Discrete
Size-Structured Competition Model
Zakaria Alawneh, Ph.D. (1990), A Numerical Method for
Solving Certain Nonlinear Integal Equations Arising in
Age-structured Population Dynamics
Postdoctoral
Aaron King (1998-2000)
Olav Skarpaas (1998-1999)
Shandelle Henson (1994-1997)
Yicang Zhou (1993-1994)
Xian-tong Cao (1990-91)
Jia Li (1989-90)
Mohamed Saleem (1986-88)
Undergraduate
2011
- : Jarred
Hudson, Nicolas Zimmer, Megan Windsor
2010-2011: Maia Irene Black, Jarred Hudson,
Daniel Weiss, Nicolas Zimmer
2008-2009: Karl Dutson
2007-2008: Brendan Fry, Gregory Phelps, Kurtis
Norwood, Holly Dufour, Raymond Coronado
2001-2002: David Wood, Derek Sperry, Autumn Carlton
1999-2000: Bobby Oved
1997-1998: Tivon Jacobson (Department of Mathematics
Outstanding Senior 1998, College of Science Outstanding Senior
1998,
NSF
Graduate
Fellow 1998. Honors thesis: The Ricker Model Applied to Adult
Flour Beetle Populations )
1995-1996: Paul Mayfield (Department of Mathematics
Outstanding Graduate 1996), Lyn Curtis
J. M. Cushing
/ Department
of Mathematics / Program in Applied
Mathematics / University
of Arizona / Tucson,
AZ 85721-0089
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