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Jeff Pullen serves as Associate Professor of Mathematics and Co-Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Mercer University. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Tulane University and his undergraduate degree in Mathematics from Berry College.
His educational background includes:
- Ph.D. in Mathematics, Tulane University
- B.S. in Mathematics, Berry College
Specializing in Algebraic Topology, Dr. Pullen's research centers on implementing authentic research projects within undergraduate STEM curricula. His teaching spans foundational courses like Calculus and Statistics to advanced topics including Knot Theory, Real Analysis, and Abstract Algebra. He has designed innovative laboratory exercises bridging physics and animal behavior studies, reflecting his commitment to interdisciplinary educational methods.
His recent publications reveal dual scholarly thrusts: theoretical contributions to topological methods in nonlinear analysis (particularly random coverings of one-complexes) and pedagogical innovations embedding authentic research in introductory physics laboratories. This synthesis highlights his dedication to advancing both mathematical research and transformative undergraduate STEM education.
Scientific Awards: None mentioned.
Regarding advising, while specific students are unlisted, his leadership as Co-Chair and development of specialized courses like Directed Independent Studies in Complex Analysis and Galois Theory indicate active mentorship in advanced mathematical topics. No grant information is provided.
No laboratories or research teams are detailed in the available materials.
