معرفی
Joseph A. Petrillo is a Professor of Mathematics and holder of the Sanford S. Cole & Frances Halderman Cole Chair in Applied Mathematics at Alfred University's College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. He specializes in Algebra, Finite Group Theory, and Mathematics Education. His research focuses on subgroup properties, subgroup lattices, and direct products of groups, alongside innovative calculus pedagogy.
Education:
- PhD in Mathematics, Binghamton University (SUNY), 2003
- MA in Mathematics, Binghamton University (SUNY), 2000
- BS in Mathematics (summa cum laude) with a Physics minor, Wilkes University, 1998
Research interests include subgroup lattice structures, elliptic curve cryptography, and reforming calculus instruction through flipped classrooms. His articles span pure algebra, applied mathematics, and education, emphasizing both theoretical rigor and practical teaching methods. He has been recognized with the Joseph Kruson Trust Fund Award for Excellence in Teaching (2008, 2010).
Professional affiliations include the Mathematical Association of America, American Mathematical Society, and honor societies like Pi Mu Epsilon. His career spans positions from Visiting Assistant Professor (2003–2005) to his current endowed chair role since 2016.
