Paul Glenn joins the department as an assistant professor.
David Bock joins the department as a lecturer.
David Adorno, Donna Bergmark, and Joel Thomison leave the department.
Applied Calculus: A Goals Approach, by Shirley Hockett and Marty Sternstein
is published.
1978-1979
Steve Hilbert becomes chair of the department.
Dorothy Buerk and Eric Robinson join the department as assistant professors.
Robert Haberstroh joins the department as a visiting assistant professor.
Chris Monahan joins the department as a lecturer.
1977-1978
David Lewis is promoted to associate professor.
Robert Button and Pat Woodworth join the department as assistant professors.
Nick Vandam joins the department as an instructor.
1976-1977
Diane (Schmidt) Schwartz becomes chair of the department.
David Adorno returns to the department as a full professor.
Connie Elson is promoted to associate professor.
1975-1976
42 math majors
Diane (Schmidt) Schwartz, John Maceli, and Marty Sternstein are promoted to associate professor.
Eric Robinson and Sally Sievers leave the department.
1974-1975
Steve Hilbert and John Rosenthal are promoted to associate
professor.
Larry Copes, David Lewis, and Joel Thomison join the department as assistant professors.
Eric Robinson joins the department as a lecturer.
1973-1974
Marcia Ascher and Shirley Hockett are promoted to full professor.
Chuck Keleman is promoted to associate professor.
David Adorno leaves the department.
Barron's How to Prepare for the GMAT Exam, by Steve Hilbert is published.
1972-1973
Marty Sternstein becomes chair of the department.
Tony Zahorik joins the department as an assistant professor.
Robert Lieberman and Richard Millman leave the department.
The following courses are offered: 107-Precalculus Mathematics, 109-Introduction to Computing, 239
Computational Models, 240-Linear Mathematics, 291-Sophomore Seminar, 312-Combinatorial Computing, and
452-Functional Analysis.
1971-1972
Donna Bergmark, Connie Elson, and John Rosenthal join the department as assistant professors.
John Maceli is promoted to assistant professor.
Barron's AP Calculus, by Shirley Hockett is published.
1970-1971
91 math majors
Shirley Hockett is promoted to associate professor.
Marty Sternstein joins the department as an assistant professor.
Barbara Ann Foos, May Kinsolving, Jon Baskerville, Robert Bryan, Gessaman, and Holley leave the
department.
Carl Worth retires.
The following courses are offered: 100-Introduction to Computer Programming, 105-Mathematics for
Decision Making, 108-Calculus for Decision Making, and 311-Introduction to Computer Science.
The calculus sequence becomes 111-112 Calculus I-II and 211-212 Calculus III-IV.
1969-1970
David Adorno joins the department as a full professor and chair of the department.
Steve Hilbert and Chuck Kelemen join the department as assistant professors.
John Maceli and Sally Sievers join the department as lecturers.
Holmes leaves the department.
Introduction to Numerical Analysis becomes a two-semester course (377-378).
