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Department News:

• Dr. Wayne Lewis Publishes Network Companion Guide:
  UHM Math Dept graduate Wayne Lewis (Ph.D, '92) is now the Lead Instructor on networking at Honolulu Community College. He has recently published his textbook LAN Switching and Wireless, CCNA Exploration Companion Guide. This is the official supplemental textbook for the LAN Switching and Wireless course in the Cisco Networking Academy. More
  
  
• New ARCS Award in Mathematics:
  UHM Math Dept graduate student Austin Anderson has received the 2008 Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) in Mathematics. The $5,000 scholarship was given to 24 UH graduate students recognizing their work in various fields and which in Austin's case recognized his work on properties of spaces in the complex plane. More
  
  Congratulations Austin!
• New Regent's Award:
  UHM Math Dept Prof. Monique Chyba has been named as a 2008 recipient of a Board of Regents' Excellence in Teaching Award. This very well-deserved award is in recognition of her dedication and many contributions to outstanding teaching and student learning. An award ceremony is scheduled for September 9, 2008 at Kennedy Theater.
  
  Congratulations Monique!
• Ke Kumu 'Ike Spring 2008 UHM A&S Newsletter
  Department at a Glance: Ma+hema+ics
  The Department of Mathematics is the only mathematics department in the State of Hawai'i that offers both an extensive undergraduate and graduate program in mathematics. More
• Workshop on the Arithmetic of Modular Forms
  University of Hawaii Math Department, May 21-25
  A workshop for specialist in Modular Forms is being organized by Prof. Pavel Guerzhoy and Prof. Ken Ono from the Univ. of Wisconsin. The workshop has partial funding from the Univ. of Hawaii and the NSF. Click link to conference web page.
• Math Biology Grant:
  UH has received a National Science Foundation grant which will pay for math and biology majors to participate in interdisciplinary research and training at UH.  Interested students are encouraged to inquire before registering for classes for next semester.
  
  In particular, students with at least one year of calculus are encouraged to enroll in a new course, Math 304, which is concerned with deterministic models in biology.  Please contact Prof Les Wilson for further information.
  
  Please contact Prof Les Wilson for further information.