David Housman

David Housman teaches courses in mathematics using interactive lectures, projects, self-discovery, cooperative groups, and a process orientation. He has mentored over seventy students in undergraduate research through summer programs, independent studies, and senior theses. His research interests are in game theory with applications to biology, economics, and political science. He currently attends St. Pius X Roman Catholic Church.

“B.A., Mathematics and Physics, Allegheny College, 1979
M.S., Applied Mathematics, Cornell University, 1982
Ph.D., Applied Mathematics, Cornell University, 1983
Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications (1985-present)
Council on Undergraduate Research (1990-present)
Game Theory Society (1998-present)
Mathematical Association of America (1979-present)
National Council of the Teachers of Mathematics (2009-2015)
Pi Mu Epsilon (1986-present)
Science Olympiad (2000-2024)
Offices held in these organizations are given in more detail at https://www.goshen.edu/faculty/dhousman/”

See https://www.goshen.edu/faculty/dhousman/ sections Presentations, Publications, and External Grants.

“Mathematical Association of America Indiana Section Distinguished Service Award (2009)
Mathematical Association of America Indiana Section Certificate of Meritorious Service (2024)”