The Annual Kenneth C. Schraut Memorial Lecture
Department of Mathematics
University of Dayton
The Kenneth C. Schraut Memorial Lecture is an annual event at the University of Dayton. The lecture was established in 2000 so that noted mathematicians could give a talk to undergraduate students. This lecture is made possible entirely with the generous support of alumni donations in memory of Dr. Kenneth C. Schraut, who taught mathematics at the University of Dayton for many years.
| 2000 Schraut Lecture: | Joe Diestel, Kent State University, Sums and series in vector spaces |
| 2001 Schraut Lecture: | Rick Schoen, Stanford University, Geometry in two and three dimensions |
| 2002 Schraut Lecture: | Paul Campbell, Beloit College, How to keep up with mathematics Slides Handouts |
| 2003 Schraut Lecture: | Robert Lewand, Goucher College, How not to get lost while on a random walk |
| 2004 Schraut Lecture: | Jane Pendergast, University of Iowa, Beyond Reasonable Doubt: The Role of Statistics in Health Research |
| 2005 Schraut Lecture: | Patrick Flinn, National Security Agency, Gröbner bases: A Natural Extension of Gaussian Reduction and the Euclidean Algorithm |
| 2006 Schraut Lecture: |
Gregory Campbell,
Food and Drug Administration, The Role of
Biostatistics in Medical Devices: Making a Difference in People’s Lives Every Day |
| 2007 Schraut Lecture: | William Dunham, Muhlenberg College, An Euler Trifecta |