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• Teaching Assistantships
• Graduate Recruitment Scholarships
• Summer Support
• Policy on Non-Mathematics Courses
• 黑料视频 Graduate College Financial Support Information

The Graduate College maintains general information on Tuition and Fees, including the total estimated expenses for international students.

The Mathematics Department awards financial support in the form of Teaching Assistantships and Graduate Recruitment Scholarships. Such support is awarded on a competitive basis. Both master's and doctoral students are eligible. International students are eligible if they can demonstrate sufficient English proficiency to perform the duties that go along with the support; for Teaching Assistantships a score of 21 or above on the speaking section internet-based TOEFL is sufficient.

Financial support is awarded for an entire academic year (Fall and Spring semesters), based on those applications for admission completed by February 1. Desire for financial support is indicated by checking the appropriate box on the main application; there is no separate application. Late applications and applications to start in other semesters are considered for financial support only in the unplanned instance when some financial support is left unallocated.

Students in the Master's program can receive financial support for up to 4 semesters, and students in the Doctoral program for up to 12 semesters (10 semesters if they already have a graduate degree). Students must maintain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0 to remain eligible for financial support.

Teaching Assistantships

A Teaching Assistantship includes a full tuition scholarship (waiver of the Instructional Fee and Non-resident Surcharge) and a stipend of at least $16,880 per academic year ($8,440 per semester). In return, the teaching assistant works 15 hours per week supporting the department's teaching mission. The teaching assistant may teach a lower-level course as primary instructor, run recitations to support a large lecture, or some similar duties.

Graduate Recruitment Scholarships

A Graduate Recruitment Scholarship includes a partial tuition scholarship (waiver of most of the Instructional Fee and all of the Non-resident Surcharge) and a small stipend sufficient to cover the remainder of tuition. In return, the recipient works 6 hours per week supporting the department's teaching mission. This service can be in the form of grading for a professor or manning the computer lab or similar work.

Summer Support

Graduate students with a superior teaching record are considered for summer teaching assignments, on a competitive basis.

Policy on Non-Mathematics Courses

During a non-summer semester in which they receive financial support from the department, master's students who wish to take a non-math course that does not appear in their study plan must first obtain approval from their adviser and the graduate chair.

During a non-summer semester in which they receive financial support from the department, Doctoral students who wish to take more than one non-math course must first obtain approval from their adviser and the graduate chair. Students who violate this policy may lose their financial support.

Graduate Scholarships and Award Recipients

This lists includes department graduate scholarships and their winners, as well as graduate student winners of college and university awards.

These scholarships and awards are for exceptional performance within the mathematics program, and so are not available to incoming students.

Departmental Scholarships

Eligible graduate students will automatically be considered for these scholarships and so need not apply for them.

Ying-Chien Chang Graduate Scholarship

This scholarship is given to the department by Ying-Chien Chang, a 1973 M.S. graduate. This annual award is based on academic achievement. To be considered, a student must have at least a 3.8 GPA in mathematics.

• 2024-25 Dominic Scarcelli
• 2023-24 Eli Blackwood
• 2020-21 Yeshan Withanage
• 2014-15 Bismark Oduro
• 2013-14 Lanre Akinyemi
• 2012-13 Xue Gong
• 2011-12 Jose Simental Rodriguez
• 2009-10 Gregory Moses
• 2008-9 Joshua Beal
• 2006-7 Aleksandra Orlova and Ashish Srivastava
• 2003-4 Scott Thompson
• 2002-3 Elena Constantin

Carl H. Denbow Fund for Graduate Study in Mathematics

Dr. Carl Denbow came to 黑料视频 in 1936 and was a member of the Mathematics faculty until 1981. During his tenure, he served as Chair of the Mathematics Department twice (1953-55 and 1965-67). He was instrumental in developing the department's Ph.D. program, which he helped launch in 1969. The Carl H. Denbow Fund for Graduate Study in Mathematics provides financial support for graduate students. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic performance (minimum 3.4 GPA on a scale of 4.0) and financial need. Preference will also be given to U.S. citizens.

• 2022 Dylan White and Aaron Nicely
• 2021-22 Aaron Nicely and Timothy Schenkel
• 2020-21 Timothy Schenkel
• 2019-20 Ashley Pallone
• 2017-18 Shehzad Ahmed
• 2016-17 Benjamin Stanley
• 2015-16 Frank Ballone
• 2014-15 Gregory Moses
• 2013-14 Michael Perron
• 2012-13 John Kirby
• 2011-12 Nicholas Pilewski
• 2010-11 Joseph Mastromatteo
• 2009-10 Ryan Schwiebert
• 2008-9 Derrick Stover
• 2007-8 Douglas Hoffman
• 2006-7 Christopher Holston
• 2004-5 Ryan Botts
• 2003-4 Laura Dolph
• 2002-3 Anthony Beres

Kaushalya Vati Graduate Support Fund

• 2024-25 Mohamed AlFardan and Daniel Safavisohi
• 2023-24 Pradyut Karmakar, Innocent Mishiso, and Khaled Muneer Mohammad Qaraman
• 2022 Asiyeh Rafieipour and Indupama Herath
• 2021 Pradyut Karmakar

Other Awards

College of Arts & Sciences Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award

• 2024-25 Alfred Adzika
• 2023 Alexis Krumpelman and Gabriel Dooley
• 2022 Taylor Grueser, Majed Zailaee, Abdalnaser Algoud, Khaled Muneer Mohammad Qaraman, and Yauheniya Shviadok
• 2021-22 Kayla Heacock, Innocent Mishiso, Eric Nichols, and Daniel Ntiamoah
• 2020-21 Daniel Ntiamoah
• 2019-20 Rylee Shell
• 2018-19 Yin Xin
• 2017 Colleen Carman
• 2016 Michael Perron
• 2015 Javier Rovquillo-Riviera
• 2014 Nick Pilewski
• 2013 Joseph Mastromatteo
• 2012 Frank Ballone and Brandi McVety
• 2011 Ariel Kennell-Boehr
• 2010 Joshua Beal
• 2009 Buddy Niece
• 2008 Salley Hyatt
• 2007 Abigail L. Watson
• 2006 Jeremy S. Moore
• 2005 Ravikanth Ekanthalingan
• 2004 Laura Dolph and Mircea Voisei
• 2003 Patrick McCormick
• 2002 Tufail Malik

Distinguished Professor Scholarship Recipients

• 2005-6 Sean O'Neill
• 2004-5 Adel Al-Ahmadi
• 2003-4 Hai Dinh
• 2002-3 Er Noyan