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When Dr. Salacuse considers some of the best teachers he has had over the years, he found that they had very little in common except all were well versed in the subject and were enthusiastic in their effort. Some of these individuals were well organized, some were “scatter brained,” but all were very knowledgeable and truly enjoyed teaching. Dr. Salacuse tries to display the same traits in all the courses he teaches. He teaches a variety of courses from Calc. II to Partial Differential Equations to Mathematical Statistics I (this is actually a course in Probability). At last count, he has taught roughly 14 difference courses in Mathematics at Kettering.
Education/Academic qualification
Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, State University of New York at Stony Brook
… → 1978
B.S. in Physics, Bradley University
… → 1970
Research Interests
- Most of Dr. Salacuse’s publications are in the area of classical Statistical Mechanics. However, for a number of reasons he essentially stopped active research a number of years ago.
Disciplines
- Applied Mathematics
Activities
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Prizes
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1982-1983 Recipient of a National Research Council Associateship Award resulting in a postdoctoral position at the National Bureau of Standards
Salacuse, J. (Recipient), 1982
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