Faculty Advisor: Weldon A. Lodwick, PhD
Weldon Lodwick was born in Brazil to American parents having attended schools in Brazil through high school. He attended universities in Ohio and Oregon obtaining a PhD from Oregon State University. He has worked in the Caribbean (Dominican Republic and Jamaica), Central America (Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras), and Syria. He also spent four years as a Junior High and High School math teacher in an African American school in one of the last counties in the USA to desegregate. Lodwick came to UCD in the 1982-83 academic year as part of the group of mathematics professors hired to begin a PhD in applied mathematics. He is currently a full professor in the Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences. During his tenure at UCD, he has been interim chair of Physics, served as a member of the CU System Privilege and Tenure committee, panel chair and committee chair and more recently as vice chair over a period of fourteen years. Moreover, he was a Fulbright Research Fellow, Visiting Professor at Miami University, Paul Sabatier University, State University of Sao Paulo. He has written numerous mathematics books, one children’s book, articles, and lectured in Japan, Brazil, Chile, Peru, France, Sweden, Germany, Bulgaria, Netherlands, Portugal, and Italy.
Email: Weldon.Lodwick@ucdenver.edu
Phone: 303.315.1733 (Office)
303.315.1700 (Math Department Office)
Address: Student Commons Building, 4th Floor, Room 4225
1201 Larimer Street, Denver
1 The Faculty Assembly has 8 standing committees that tackle a range of issues that are essential to the continued growth of the institution and to the quality of the faculty experience on this campus.
2Faculty participation in shared governance is critical to the well being of our academic community. Please contact me directly to learn more about opportunities in the FA and other faculty governance structures in the schools and colleges. Please note that our monthly meetings are open to all, so I hope to see you at a Faculty Assembly meeting in the near future!
Sincerely,
Peter Anthamatten, Chair
Phone: 303-556-4277
Email: Faculty Assembly
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