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Curriculum Vitae |
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Last Updated: 5/99 |
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STEPHEN FRANCIS ANDRILLI |
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Associate Professor Department of Mathematics and Computer Science La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA 19141 |
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Office: Olney Hall 138 e-mail: andrilli@lasalle.edu Phone: (215) - 951- 1135 Fax: (215) - 951- 1805 |
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Educational Background |
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Ph.D. 1979 Rutgers University (in mathematics) [Dissertation topic: "On the Uniqueness of O’Nan’s Sporadic Simple Group" (finite group theory)] |
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M.S. 1975 Rutgers University |
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B.A. 1973 La Salle University |
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Teaching Experience |
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1992 - present Associate Professor, Mathematics, La Salle University |
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1980 - 1992 Assistant Professor, Mathematics, La Salle University |
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1973 - 1978 Teaching Assistant, Mathematics, Rutgers University |
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Since 1995, I have also served as Supervisor for the Mathematics-Education Program at La Salle University. During the last 4 academic years, I have supervised 20 undergraduate and graduate students as they went through a semester of student-teaching in a secondary school or middle school in the Philadelphia area |
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Professional Affiliations |
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MAA Mathematical Association of America (I serve as the MAA Liaison to La Salle University) |
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NCTM National Council of Teachers of Mathematics |
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UFL University Faculty for Life |
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Professional Conferences |
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I have attended several of the annual Joint AMS/MAA Mathematics Meetings, most recently: |
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1999 San Antonio, TX 1998 Baltimore, MD 1997 San Diego, CA |
1994 Cincinnati, OH 1993 Baltimore, MD |
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I have also regularly attended most of the biannual local MAA (EPADEL: Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware) Chapter Meetings, including: |
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Spring, 1999: Villanova University Fall, 1998: Lehigh University Spring, 1998: Shippensburg State College Fall, 1997: University of Pennsylvania |
Spring, 1997: Ursinus College Spring, 1996: Millersville University Fall, 1995: Penn State University: Abington/Ogontz Fall, 1994: Montgomery County Community College |
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Also recently attended: |
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T3 (Teachers Teaching with Technology) 3-day conference in Philadelphia, PA, January, 1997 |
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Seminar in the Smokies, 3-day conference (60 faculty sharing innovative teaching ideas) at Western Carolina University, July, 1996 |
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Recent Publications/Presentations |
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Textbook: Elementary Linear Algebra, 2nd edition, co-authored with Dr. David Hecker of St. Joseph’s University, published by Academic Press, 1999 |
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Instructor's Manual: Answer Book with Sample Tests to accompany Elementary Linear Algebra, co-authored with Dr. David Hecker of St. Joseph’s University, published by Academic Press,1999 |
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Paper: "Removing the Drudgery from Linear Algebra with the TI-85 Calculator," presented at two Texas Instruments-sponsored conferences at Montgomery County Community College (most recently: March, 1994) |
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Lecture: "The Vortex Where All Levels Cross: Godel, Escher, and Bach," presented at Montgomery County Community College, April, 1998 |
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Hobbies/Interests |
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Reading (religion, literature, science-fiction, history, math and science) |
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Computer games and logical puzzles |
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Classical music |
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Travel, especially to Europe |
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