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Years at Knox: 1973 to present
Education
Ph.D., Mathematics, 1973, University of Michigan.
M.S., Mathematics, 1966, University of Michigan.
B.S., Mathematics, 1965, University of Michigan.
Professional Interests
Mathematica-based teaching of calculus
Teaching Interests
Calculus, linear algebra, vector calculus, differential equations, complex analysis.
Recent Recognition
Awards
2009 Caterpillar Foundation Faculty Achievement Award.
Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching of Mathematics, Illinois Section of the Mathematical Association of America, 2007.
Recent Accomplishments
Publications
Multivariable Calculus using Mathematica. Brooks/Cole, In progress.
KnoxPackages, Mathematica programs. MathSource, 1999.
Campus & Community Involvement
Panel member, Preparing for the Liberal Arts Job Market. Academic Careers in Liberal Arts Colleges, University of Chicago.
Contact
309-341-7420
dschneid@knox.edu
It wasn't just another day at the office for Amy Rieckelman; it was a day at "The Office" -- when the 2001 Knox grad landed a small part in the season opener for the hit NBC TV show.
The Knox College Choir is on a 10-day tour of Spain during Knox's spring break, March 16-21. Directed by Laura Lane, the choir performs in Barcelona and the Catalan region.
Lincoln scholar Michael Burlingame will give a talk, "What New Can Be Said About Abraham Lincoln?" March 25 at Knox College, sponsored by the Lincoln Studies Center at Knox College.
