About S. Allen Broughton
While at Rose-Hulman, a highly regarded STEM school, my passions were teaching and mathematical scholarship, especially research with undergraduates. I taught for 13 years total at Memorial University of Newfoundland, the University of Wisconsin, and Cleveland State University before coming to Rose-Hulman as Department Head in 1994. Twenty years later, I stepped down to pursue my teaching and scholarship activities full-time. In 2017, I retired from Rose-Hulman as emeritus professor and continue with mathematical scholarship.
I continue to enjoy my collaborations in the area of Riemann surfaces with my research colleagues in the United States and Europe. I also continue to write and edit a text on image processing. I chronicle my emeritus activities on the website: Ask the Doctor (of Math).
My education
- Bachelor of Science (1976): University of Windsor
- Master of Science (1978): Queen’s University at Kingston
- Doctorate (Ph.D 1982): Queen’s University at Kingston
Where I’ve taught
Since graduating from Queen’s (actually one year before) I’ve taught at:
- Memorial University of Newfoundland, (2 years)
- University of Wisconsin at Madison, (3 years)
- Cleveland State University (8 years)
before coming to Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology as head of the Mathematics Department in August 1994. In 2014 I returned to full faculty status at Rose-Hulman.
You can find out more about me in my CV: Curriculum Vita of S. Allen Broughton