Curriculum Vita - Jesse W. Byrne
Current Position: Associate Professor, Director of
Actuarial Studies, Director of Graduate Studies and Vice Chairman, Department
of Math and Statistics, University of Central Oklahoma.
Research Interests: Chaos,
Fractal Geometry, Actuarial Science
Honors
and Awards
·
External
Grant Writing Incentive Award ($250),
·
Faculty Merit Award for Service, Fall 2006, $500
·
Herbert
S. Dordick Outstanding
Research
Grants
·
NSF-CBMS Regional Research Conference in the
Mathematical Sciences, “Knots and Topological Quantum Computing,” (with C.
Simmons) National Science Foundation Grant, submitted April 19, 2007. $32,200
requested; In review.
·
“August
De Morgan; The Man Behind the Scenes,” On-Campus
Mini-Grant, January 2007. Funded for
$600
·
RCSA Presentation Grant,
·
Conferences,
Workshops & Special Situations Grant, National Security Agency, submitted
August, 2004. Funded for $6,500.
·
“Gearing Up for Mathematics” (with C. Simmons),
to appear in Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School (a National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) journal). (accepted April 2007)
·
“Ideas for Elementary School Presentations”
(with C. Simmons), Proceedings of the Oklahoma-Arkansas sectional meeting of
the Mathematical Association of America, Northeastern State University, March
31, 2007. (accepted May 2007)
·
“Properties of Some Popular Fractals” (presented
by undergraduate Jennifer Holt), Oklahoma-Arkansas sectional meeting of the
Mathematical Association of America,
·
“Math Trails: An Educational Tool” (with C.
Simmons), submitted to Focus (Mathematical Association of America). (In
review)
·
“Mathematical Ideas: Tricks of the Trade” (with
C. Simmons), Joint Mathematics Meetings of the American Mathematical Society
and the Mathematical Association of
·
“Mathematical Ideas: Tricks of the Trade” (with
C. Simmons), poster,
Oklahoma Research Day 2006,
·
“Determining a Tail Probability for Non-normal
Data” (with C. Murray), poster, Oklahoma Research Day 2005,
· "Determining Tail Probability for an Unknown Distribution" (with C. Murray), technical report, Submitted to Air Traffic Simulation Incorporated, August 30, 2005.
· “Improving a Liberal Arts Math Course,” (with C. Simmons), First College-Level Mathematics Courses Session, Joint Meeting of the American Mathematical Society & the Mathematics Association of America, Baltimore, Maryland, January 16, 2003.
Conferences Organized
·
Organized (with C. Simmons) CAM 2005 Cryptology Conference
held at UCO, June 10-11, 2005. This workshop was supported by the National
Security Agency. It attracted 54 participants nationwide including Plenary
Speakers Dan Bernstein (Univ of Illinois-Chicago),
Robert Lewand (