Lindsey Bosko-Dunbar

Lindsey Bosko-Dunbar is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at St. Norbert College, where she teaches courses ranging from foundational calculus to advanced algebra and financial mathematics. She actively organizes the annual PME Conference, fostering academic collaboration in mathematical education.

• B.S. in Mathematics Secondary Education from Elizabethtown College
• M.S. and Ph.D. in Mathematics from North Carolina State University

Her research focuses on Leibniz and Lie algebras, exploring their structural relationships and applications in cryptography. She also mentors student projects in recreational mathematics and games, bridging theoretical concepts with practical engagement.

Recent publications highlight her work on maximal subalgebras, nilradical structures, and Frattini theory in Leibniz algebras, alongside cryptographic applications. These contributions align with broader interests in algebraic systems and applied mathematical methods.

• Educator of the Year, Norbertine Leadership & Service Awards (2022)

Bosko-Dunbar teaches core courses such as Calculus, Abstract Algebra, and Financial Mathematics, while integrating her research into student mentorship programs. She maintains active involvement in mathematical societies and academic outreach initiatives.