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MIN DENG, Professor of Mathematics and
Director of Mathematics and Actuarial Science. B.S. in
Mathematics, China University of Science and Technology, 1982; M.S.
in Differential Geometry, China University of Science and
Technology, 1984; M.A. in Statistics, University of Pittsburgh 1986;
and Ph.D. in Statistics, Pennsylvania State University, 1990.
Scholarly and research interests include differential geometry in
statistical inferences, statistics, and risk theory.
Major teaching areas include risk theory, statistical models, life
contingency, financial mathematics, statistics, and general
mathematics.
Office: Kern 3109. Voice: 314.529.9433. Email:
mdeng@maryville.edu |
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GUANGWEI FAN, Professor of Mathematics and Actuarial Science.
B.S. in Mathematics, Nanchang University, 1982; M.S. and Ph.D.
in Mathematics, University of Cincinnati, 1988 and 1990. Scholarly
and research interests include partial differential equations, risk
theory, and actuarial models.
Major teaching areas include risk theory, actuarial models, life
contingency, financial mathematics, statistics, and general
mathematics.
Office: Kern 3113. Voice: 314.529.9427. Email:
fan@maryville.edu
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BAO-PING JIA, Associate Professor of
Mathematics and Computer Science.
B.S. in Mathematics, Shandong Normal University, 1982; M.S. in
Mathematics, Beijing University of Science and Technology, 1985;
Ph.D. in Mathematics, University of Nebraska Lincoln, 1990.
Scholarly and research interests include commutative algebra,
algebraic number theory, computation theory, machine theory, and
computer science.
Major teaching areas include general mathematics, computer
programming languages, database applications, computation theory,
and computer sciences.
Office: ABAC 3217. Voice: 314.529.9524. Email:
bjia@maryville.edu |
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JAE-CHUN KIM,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
B.S. in Mathematics, Chungang University, 1992; M.S. and Ph.D. in
Mathematics, Wayne State University, 2000. Research interests
include mathematical statistics and probability theory.
Major teaching areas include analysis, linear algebra, discrete
mathematics, calculus, and general mathematics.
Office: Reid 3309. Voice: 314.529.9424. Email:
jkim@maryville.edu |
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C. ROLAND
BOEHM, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics and Actuarial
Science.
B.S. in Mathematics, University of Iowa, 1958; M.S. in Mathematics,
University of Iowa, 1961.
Fellow Society of Actuaries. Scholarly and research interests
include risk and insurance, actuarial financial and measure
mortality.
Major teaching areas include risk theory, principal of insurance and
general mathematics.
Office: ABAC 3200. Voice: 314.529.9454. Email:
boehm@maryville.edu |
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MARK M.
HOPFINGER, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics and Actuarial
Science.
B.A., M.A., and Ph. D. (1991) in Mathematics, all from St. Louis
University. Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (1988), Member of the
American Academy of Actuaries, and Fellow of the Life Management
Institute. Scholarly and research interests include developing
reinsurance solutions for client companies, and in working with
distribution entities to develop agent-owned reinsurance companies.
Major teaching areas include risk theory, actuarial models,
statistical modeling and life contingency.Office: ABAC 3200.
Voice: 314.529.9454. Email:
hopfinger@maryville.edu |
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GUODONG LI,
Adjunct Professor of Mathematics and Actuarial Science.
B.S. in mathematics (1982) Harbin Institute of Technology, M.S. in
probability and Statistics (1984) Harbin Institute of Technology,
M.S. in Actuarial Science (1990) Ohio State University and Ph. D.
(1994) in Mathematics Ohio State University, Fellow of the Society
of Actuaries (1998) and Member of the American Academy of Actuaries.
Scholarly and research interests include developing pension plan
valuations, designed and implemented a pension administration system
and assets liability management.
Major teaching areas include mathematical models with technology.
Office: ABAC 3200. Voice: 314.529.9454. Email:
li@maryville.edu |
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