John W Thompson

John W. Thompson, PhD is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, affiliated with the Natural Sciences Division. He holds a BSEd from Shippensburg University (year not specified), an MS from Bucknell University (year not specified), and a PhD from the University of Kentucky (1998). His research focuses on Harmonic Mapping and the History of Mathematics, contributing to both theoretical and pedagogical advancements in the field.

Dr. Thompson’s educational background reflects a strong foundation in mathematics education and advanced mathematical studies. He has been actively involved in teaching and research at Pitt-Johnstown, emphasizing undergraduate education and scholarly engagement. His work in the History of Mathematics highlights a commitment to understanding the evolution of mathematical concepts and their impact on modern education.

Although no specific awards or recent publications are listed for Dr. Thompson in the provided materials, his association with the Natural Sciences Division underscores his contribution to fostering academic excellence and student success in STEM fields at the institution.