Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science
Karl-Dieter Crisman's main research interests lie in applications of mathematics to analysis of election procedures. Other interests include connections with music, the abstract world of invariants on hyperplane arrangements, and the 17th century scientist and priest Marin Mersenne. He is passionate about open ... more ➔
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Erica Oldaker received her Ph.D. at Baylor University and most recently taught at Washington and Lee in Virginia. Her expertise is in applied graph theory, and she especially looks forward to mentoring young Christian mathematics students in her time at Gordon. Ask her about playing games, both mathematical and otherwise, or explore her website!
Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science
Dr. Senning combines an interest in applying mathematics to real-world problems with a love for computer technology and finding ways to use computers in a variety of applications. His current interests include high-performance computing, computational solutions to network queueing problems, and machine learning. He has been an active member of the Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences (ACMS) since joining in 1993.
Dissertation: High Performance Computing, Computer Applications of Mathematics
Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Veatch uses the methods of operations research, particularly probability models and optimization, in a variety of areas. He is currently studying humanitarian logistics and the effective delivery of aid. He is also interested in the control of queueing networks, with applications to supply chains and manufacturing systems, and approximate dynamic programming. Prior to coming to Gordon, he worked for six years in the industry ... more ➔