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Sylvia Smullin '98
I worked with Prof. Banchoff developing computer tools for the introductory
non-honors single-variable calculus course. With Fidel Amaro, I wrote
hypertext books in SGML with demos written in Fnorse. In the fall, I helped
run the computer tutorial sessions. The summer was great — the coding
and writing were fun and new to me. I loved working for someone who was
such a fantastic and experienced thinker and teacher and sharing that time
with smart, creative peers of mine (Fidel plus Davids Akers, Peck, and Jelinek). The fall was a bit more humbling
— I gained more respect for Prof. Banchoff after realizing how
challenging it is to teach!
I am now finishing my Ph.D. in physics at Stanford. I am working on a
measurement of gravity at short distances, an experiment originally
motivated by a particular theory of extra dimensions. A brief description
of the experiment may be found on line.
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