Elizabeth Wolf

Elizabeth Wolf is a Lecturer II in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Michigan. She teaches undergraduate courses such as Calculus, Probability, and Honors Mathematics, and occasionally coordinates introductory math courses (Math 105, 115, 116). With a PhD and MA in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (2014, 2011) and a BS from Bucknell University (2009), her academic background spans pure and applied mathematics.

Research Interests: Elizabeth develops computational methods for stochastic models in biosciences, particularly chemical reaction networks, combining probability theory, stochastic processes, and numerical analysis. She also contributes to mathematical education.

Recent Publications: Her work focuses on sensitivity analysis in stochastic systems (2015), finite difference methods for chemical reaction networks (2012), and geometric-algebraic connections (2011).

Teaching & Awards:

• 2025: Matthews Underclass Teaching Award for inspiring undergraduate students

Contact & Office: Office 3060/3823 East Hall, 530 Church Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1043.