Curriculum Vitae of Thomas F. Banchoff

Education:

University of Notre Dame, B.A. 1960 (mathematics)
University of California, Berkeley, M.A. 1962, Ph.D. 1964 (mathematics)

Teaching Experience:

• Benjamin Peirce Instructor, Harvard, 1964-6;
• Research Associate, Universiteit van Amsterdam, 1966-7;
• Brown University: Asst. Prof. 1967, Assoc. Prof. 1970, Professor 1973-2014
• G. Leonard Baker Visiting Professor of Mathematics, Yale, Fall 1998
• Visiting Professor, University of Notre Dame, Fall 2001
• Visiting Professor, UCLA, Winter 2002
• Visiting Professor, University of Georgia Mathematics Department and College of Education, Spring 2006
• Visiting Professor Stanford University, Winter Quarter 2010
• Visiting Professor at Technical University of Berlin, Summer 2012
• Visiting Professor Sewanee, the University of the South, Spring 2015
• Visiting Professor Carnegie Mellon University, Fall 2015
• Visiting Professor Baylor University, Spring, 2016
• Paul Halmos Visiting Professor, Santa Clara University, Spring 2018

Honorary Degrees and Recognitions:

• Walter H. Annenberg Professor of the Year 1998, Brown University
• Doctor of Science, Honoris Causa, Fairfield University, 1998
• Doctor of Science, Honoris Causa, Rhode Island College, 2001
• Royce Family Professor in Teaching Excellence, 2005-2008
• Professor Emeritus, Brown University, 2014-
• Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, 2013

Teaching Awards:

• Danforth (1960) and Woodrow Wilson (1959) Fellowships;
• Senior Teaching Citation, 1976 (chosen by the Brown senior class);
• Lester Ford Award 1978 (for outstanding expository writing);
• Joseph Priestley Medallion, Dickinson College 1987 (science award)
• Bray Award for Teaching Excellence in Sciences, Brown 1993 (faculty);
• Mathematical Association of America Northeastern Section Award 1995;
• MAA National Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching of Mathematics 1996 (one of three awarded annually).
• Pew Scholar, Carnegie Foundation Teaching Academy, 1999
• Carnegie Fellow, Carnegie Foundation, 1999-2000
• NSF Director's Award for Distinguished Teaching Scholar, 2004
• Karen Romer Award for Advising and Mentoring, Brown, 2008
• Center for Information Services Award for Technology in Education, Brown, 2008

Service:

• Assoc. Editorships:
• Mathematics Magazine 1978-81,
• Amer. Math. Monthly 1982-85,
• Geometriae Dedicata 1986-95,
• Communications in Visual Mathematics, 1996-2002;
• Acting Dean of Student Affairs, Brown, 1970-71;
• Chair, Joint AMS-MAA Committee on Archives, 2018-2022
• Board Memberships:
• Society for Values in Higher Education,
• Common Cause of RI, 1993
• Mathematical Association of America, President, 1999-2000