Beth Skubak Ph.D. graduate student, teaching assistant, M.A., Mathematics, Mathematics Department, University of Wisconsin at Madison B.S., Mathematics, Bucknell University, 2009 office: 518 Van Vleck email: skubak at math.wisc.edu cv (1/12) Teaching MATH 132, Problem Solving: Algebra, Probability, & Statistics, Sec 3 (current, Spring 2012) Summer Collegiate Experience (SCE) Math 198 (Summer 2011) MATH 132, for prospective elementary school teachers, Sec 1 (Spring 2011), Sec 4 (Fall 2011) Calc I (MATH 221), Sec 390, 392 (Fall 2010) Calc II (MATH 222), Sec 361, 364 (Fall 2009) During the Spring and Summer of 2010, I was supported by a VIGRE Fellowship (NSF). Research I'm currently working on computational methods for stochastic models, in particular from the biosciences, with David Anderson; past work has involved functional analysis, graph theory, and theoretical computer science. Polynomials, ellipses, and matrices: two questions, one answer; with Pam Gorkin (Math. Monthly, June 2011) Blaschke ellipses, Steiner inellipses, and polynomials (Undergraduate thesis, Bucknell University) A new puzzle for iterated complete graphs of any dimension (REU, Oregon State University) other work Links UW Math about me