College of the Holy Cross
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

• Bridget A. Whitehead, Fall 2008, Spring 2009 Modeling the Immune Response to HIV 1 after HAART, Departmental Honors Project, Advisor.
  
  
• Kathleen D. Moore, 2009, Cortical Processing of Moving Object Detection: Psychophysical and Computational Studies, Departmental Honors Thesis, Reader.
  
  
• Owen Fenton, Fall 2008, Modeling Differential Equations in Mathematical Biology, Tutorial, Advisor.
  
  
• Matthew Brady, Summer 2008, Modeling Deeply Knotted Proteins with Knotplot, Summer Research Project, Advisor.
  
  
• Jon Root, Spring 2008, Linear Algebra and Calculus on Manifolds, Tutorial, Advisor.
  
  
• Katherine L. Fitzpatrick, 2008, Non-Loose Legendrian Knots Departmental Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Kathryn Y. Noonan, 2007, Multivariate Analysis of Drug Mixtures Using Raman Spectroscopy. College Honors Thesis and Departmental Honors Thesis, Co-Advisor with Prof. Kimberley Frederick, Department of Chemistry.
  
  
• Alison M. Brown, MacKenzie (Maggie) C. Kielman, Angelina Yooyoung Kim, Fall 2005, Spring 2006,Contact Topology Tutorial, Advisor. Department presentation: Chekanov Decomposition Invariants of Rational Legendrian Knots.
  
  
• Elizabeth M. Sennott, 2005, On a Conjecture by Kauffman and Harary. College Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Courtney Michna, 2004, ``Elusive Possession:'' Daisy Buchanan and Zelda Fitzgerald. College Honors Thesis, Reader.
  
  
• Heather L. Bain, 2003, The Future of Carbon in Brazil: Three Contrasting Scenarios H.L. Bain, G.C. Hurtt (University of New Hampshire), and M.F. Cardoso (University of New Hampshire). Departmental Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Lan P. Tran, 2001, Studies of Chaotic Behaviors of Dynamical Systems through Nonlinear Time Series Analysis. College Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Katie Grant, Fall 2000, Geometry of Biological Time, Tutorial, Advisor.
  
  
• Tessa-Jonne Osborne-Smith, 1999, A Mathematical Model of Hearing: The Cochlea. College Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Gregory K. Yurasek, 1999, The Mathematical Slant: Mathematical Philosophy and its Pedagogical Implications. College Honors Thesis, Reader.
  
  
• John William Hoppin, 1998, Noise Characterization of Reconstruction Algorithms in Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography. Departmental Honors Thesis, Reader.
  
  
• Jamie Iosue, Spring 1997, Hamilton's Equations and Potential Energy Surfaces in Chemical Kinetics. Tutorial, Advisor.
  
  
• Joseph Dirocco, 1996, Neural Networks. College Honors Thesis, co-Advisor with Ken Prestwich, Department of Biology.
  
  
• Suzanne Buchta, 1995, Application of Topology to DNA Structure \& Function, Fenwick Scholar Project. Co-Advisor with Margaret N. Freije, Department of Mathematics and Computers Science.
  
  
• Melissa Dean, 1995, One- and Two-Dimensional Dynamical Systems, Departmental Honors Thesis. Reader.
  
  
• Jon D. Pilon, 1994. Wavelet Analysis and the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe. College Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Carolyn A. Brenia, Spring 1994, A New Vision for the Learning and Teaching of Mathematics at the Secondary Level: Cooperative Learning with Technology, Washington Semester Program, Advisor.
  
  
• Sean McGrath, Spring 1994, Tutorial. Co-directed with Margaret N. Freije.
  
  
• Meghan A. Gillin, 1994, Some Results in Global Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces, College and Departmental Honors Thesis. Reader.
  
  
• Monique O'Brien, Spring 1993, Analytical Dynamics. Tutorial, Advisor.
  
  
• Meredith R. Putnam, 1993, Special Surfaces in Three-Space. Departmental Honors Thesis, Reader.
  
  
• Steven Levandosky, 1992, Operator Algebras. College and Departmental Honors Thesis, Advisor.
  
  
• Brian Foster, Spring 1989, APL. Tutorial, Advisor.
  
  
• David Banach, 1989, Isometries on Riemannian Manifolds. Departmental Honors Project, Advisor.
  
  
• John Birge, 1989, Mathematical Physics, Departmental Honors Projects, co-advisor with Patrick Shanahan.
  
  
• Michele Intermont, 1989, The Lie Geometry of Spheres. College Honors Thesis, Reader.
  
  
• Jennifer Zaiser, 1987, Solitons: Linear and Non-Linear Waves. College Honors Thesis. Advisor.