VITA of Dr. Paula Kemp EDUCATION 1974 Ph.D.

M.S. B.S.

Kansas State University Kansas State University Arkansas State University

1970 1968

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2003 Distinguished Professor 1989-2003 Professor 1982-1989 Associate Professor 1977-1982 Assistant Professor 1974-1977 Assistant Professor

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

Missouri State University Missouri State University Missouri State University Missouri State University Northern State College

American Mathematical Society, Association for Women in Mathematics, Mathematical Association of America

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF) GRANTS • National Science Foundation; Research in Science and Engineering Grant: $198,377

Awarded in the year 2005. This grant was for 2005-2008. Principal Investigator: Pauia Kemp "Midwestern Rural-Urban Collaborative Project"

• National Science Foundation (Gender Equity) Grant: $876, 583. Principal Investigator: Paula Kemp "Opening the Horizon: Strengthening Science Education for Middle School Girls in Rural Southwest Missouri". This grant was for 2000-2004.

GRANTS FOR ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN MATHEMATICS (AWM) • CO-PI, Paula Kemp "Implementation of Sonia Kovalevsky High School Mathematics

Days for Female High School Students and Their Teachers". A proposal to the National Security Agency from (A WM) and the Elizabeth City State University, 2007; A WM was awarded $50,000.

• CO-PI, Paula Kemp "Implementation of Sonia Kovalevsky High School Mathematics Days for Female

High School Students and Their Teachers"; A proposal to the National Security Agency from (A WM) and the Elizabeth City State University, 2006; A WM was awarded $50,000.

• CO-PI, Paula Kemp "Implementation of Sonia Kovalevsky High School Mathematics Days for Female High School Students and Their Teachers"; A proposal to the National Security Agency from (A WM) and the Elizabeth City State University, 2005; A WM was awarded $50,000.

• PI, Paula Kemp "Implementation of Sonia Kovalevsky High School Mathematics Days for Female High School Students and Their Teachers"; A proposal to the National Security Agency from the (A WM) and the Elizabeth City State University 2004; A WM was awarded $50,000.

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• Co-PI, Paula Kemp "A Proposal to the National Security Agency from (A WM) in Mathematics and Coppin College", 2003; AWM was awarded $50,000.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL GRANTS RECEIVED • National Science Foundation- A WM (Research-based, International Travel) Grant:

$1500 in the year 2002 Association of Women in Mathematics (International Travel) Funds:

• $1170 in the year 2002 -provided by President of Association for Women in Mathematics

INTERNAL GRANTS (MSU) • $6,000, Summer Research Fellowship, Summer 2012 • $6,000, Summer Research Fellowship, Summer 2008 • $5000, Summer Research Fellowship, Summer 2005 • $5000, Summer Research Fellowship, Summer 2002

"Topics in Analysis and Set Theory" I was an Honorary Fellow at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

• $3000, Funding for Results (joint with Beverly Weatherwax), 1995 "Supplemental Instruction" This grant helped the weaker students in the general education course, MTH 135.

FOUNDATION AWARDS • 2008 Foundation Award for Service • 2005 Foundation Research Award • 1994 Foundation Faculty Achievement Award for Outstanding Scholarship

2001-2004 UNIVERSITY FELLOW AWARD IN SERVICE

UNIVERSITY& COLLEGE A WARDS • 2013 Faculty Award Determined by CNAS Students • 2002 SMSU University A ward for Research • 2001 SMSU University Award for Service • 2000 Excellence in Community Service Award • 2000 SMSU University Award for Research • 1998 SMSU University Award for Service • 2004 CNAS Excellence in Service Award • 1999 CNAS Excellence in Teaching Award • 1997 CNAS Excellence in Research Award

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION REVIEWER • Research in Science and Engineering Panel, May 2006 • Broadening Participation in Computing Panel, September, 2005 • Research in Science and Engineering Panel, May 2005 • Research in Science and Engineering Panel, January 2004 • Research in Science and Engineering Panel, May 2004

SABBATICALS • 2011; 2003-2004 Louisiana Tech University; 1996 University of Wisconsin at

Madison & Iowa State University, 1989 Iowa State University

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RECENT ARTICLES: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION & AWM • I (along with Karen Peterson and Martha Peet) wrote the article "Collaborative

Projects Across the Nation", pages 52-53, in the National Science Foundation's "New Formulas For America's Workforce 2, Girls in Science and Engineering", 2007.

• I (along with Dr. Pao-Shen Hsu) wrote an article for the Association ofWomen.in Mathematics Newsletter titled, "A WM at ICM 2002", pages 6-9 and 23-25, 2002.

• An article that I wrote about the Opening the Horizon Grant appears in New Formulas for America's Workforce: Girls in Science and Engineering a publication of the Research on Gender in Science and Engineering Division of Human Resource Development, Education and Human Resources, NSF.

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Riverside) and I are working on a long paper (30 manuscript pages) that we will submit soon to a high quality, refereed journal. Applications in Set Theory/ Analysis submitted for publication. Representations and Topological Equivalences, submitted for

publication. On Fixed Points, Octogon, vol20, no 2, 598-601, October, 2012. A Necessary and Sufficient Condition for the Fundamental Theorem Of Calculus, nol, voll8, April2010 (with A. Abian). Fixed Point Results for Upper Isotone Functions, Int. J. of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 56 (2009), no.!, 1-5. Fixed Points and Complete Lattices, Journal of Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, 568-572, 2007. Generalization of Abian's Fixed Point Results, vol. 15, no 2A, 2007, Octogon, 611-616. Characterizations of Conditionally Complete Partially Ordered Sets, Jour. of Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, 505-509, 2005.

10. Paula A. Kemp Compactifications, Journal Attil del Seminario Matematico e Fisico dell' Universita di Modena, no. 2, (52), 249-255, 2005.

II. Paula A. Kemp Properties of Generic Subsets of Partially Ordered Sets, Octogon Vol. 23, No.2, 618-621,2004.

12. Paula A. Kemp Fixed Point Theorems Equivalent to the Axiom of Choice, Octogon, Vol. 11, No 2, 536-538, 2003 (with A. Abian).

13. PaulaA.Kemp AFundamentalFixedPoint,Octogon, Vol. II, No I, 131-133,2003 (with A. Abian).

14. Paula A. Kemp Uncountable Sets of Real Numbers with No Uncountable Subsets of Measure Zero, Journal Attil del Seminario Matematico e Fisico dell'Universita di Modena, LI, 9-13, 2003, (with A. Abian Esfandiar Eslami).

15. Paula A. Kemp A Fixed Point Theorems for Order Reversing Mappings, Journal Atti del Seminario Matematico e Fisico dell' Universita di Modena, 255-258, 2002.

16. Paula A. Kemp, On the Sums of Infinitely Many Sequences, Octogon, Vol.5, 2002 (with A. Abian).

17. Paula A. Kemp A Nonmeasurable Partition of the Reals, The Bulletin of the Belgian Mathematical Society- Simon-Stevin, Vol. 8, 83-86, 2001.

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A Special Nonmeasurable Subset of Real Numbers, Journal Atti del Seminario Matematico e Fisico dell' Universita di Modena, 143-146, 2001 (with A. Abian). Retrieving a Topological Space from its Lattice of Open Sets, Indian Journal of Mathematics, Vol43, No I, 63-67, 2001. On Fixed Point Theorems for Order Reversing Mappings, Journal of the F.E., 313-317, 1999. A Special Partition of the Reals Into Nonmeasurable Subsets, Atti Sem. at. Univ. Modena, XLVI, 371-374, 1998 (with A Abian). The Generalized Continuum Hypothesis implies the Axiom of Choice, Indian Jour. of Mathematics, Vol. 40, No.3, 237-244, 1998 (Abian). Equivalent Fixed Point Theorems, J. of the F.E., 1(2), 277-281, 1999. On Fixed Point Theorems, Journal of the F.E, 6(4), 515-519, 1998. Sums·oflnfinitely Many Sequences, Octogon, 6, 37-39, 1998, ( Abian) Infinite Families of Pairwise Orthogonal Sequences, Analele UVT, Matematica-Informatica, autumn, 1998, (with A. Abian). A Theorem Equivalent to Picard's Little Theorem and a derivation of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, Journal ofthe F. E., 5, 623-626, 1997 (with A. Abian).

28. Paula A. Kemp On the Representation of Partially Ordered Sets, Rendiconti del Circolo Mattatico Di Palermo, Vol46, 119-122, 1997.

30. Paula A. Kemp An example of a Commutative C* Algebra, Nieuw Archiefvoor Wiskunde, vierde serieDeell5, No 2 Juli, 1-6, 1996.

31. Paula A. Kemp, Existence of Finitely Additive Nontrivial Measures on the Powerset of a Set, Studia Univ, XXVII, 4, 15-22, 1994.

32. Paula A. Kemp, A Lower bound for the Class Number of Real Quadratic Fields ofErd-type, Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, Vol. 37, 89-96, 1994 (with R. Mollin and L. Zhang).

33. Paula A. Kemp Representation of Partially Ordered Sets, Algebra Universalis, 30, 348-351, 1993.

34. Paula A. Kemp An Iterative Construction of Bases for Finitely Generated Modules Over Principle Ideal Rings, Czechoslovakia Mathematical Journal, 43 (118) Praha, 577-582, 1993 (with A. Abian, S. Sverchkovs).

35. Paula A. Kemp On measurability of Unions of Measurable Sets, Publications de L'Institute Mathematique, 52 (66), 13-17, 1992 (with A. Abian).

36. Paula A. Kemp On Properties of Continuous Functions, The Bulletin of the Belgian Mathematical Society, Simon -Stevin, Vol. 66, No. 1-2 March-June, 19-27, 1992 (with A. Abian).

37. Paula A. Kemp Representation ofPosets, Zeitschrift fur Mathematische Logik und Grandlagender Mathematik, Vol. 38,269-276, 1992 (withY. Cheng).

38. Paula A. Kemp Integrability of Continuous Functions by Bisection Method, DidacticaMatematicii, Vol. 7, 73-74, 1990-1991.

39. Paula A. Kemp Equivalence of the Riemarm and Darboux Definitions of a Riemarm Integrable Function, Didactia Matematicii, Vol. 7, 75-76, 1990-1991.

40. Paula A. Kemp A Geometric Proof of the Lebesgue Differentiation Theorem, Analele Universitatii din Craiova Seria Matematica, Vol. XVII, 8-17, 1990 (with A. Abian).

41. Paula A. Kemp A Most Direct Pro0f of Compactness of the Product of Compact Spaces, Studia Univ., Mathematica, Vol. 35, 68-70, 1990 (Abian).

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42. Paula A. Kemp Total Compactness of A-Inductive Partially Ordered Sets, Revista Colombiana de Matematicas, Vol. 24, 125-128, 1990 (with A. Abian).

43. Paula A. Kemp A Conjecture of Grabam Concerning Greatest Common Divisors, Nieuw Archiefvoor Wiskunde, Serie 4, Vol. 1, 61-66, March, 1990.

44. Paula A. Kemp The Natural Right and Left Inverses of Rectangular Matrices, Tom Kang Jour. of Math., Vol. 21, No.3, Autumn, 279-286, 1990 ( Abian).

45. Paula A. Kemp An Everywhere Defined Unbounded Invertible Linear Operator in a Hilbert Space, Nieuw Archiefvoor Wiskunde, Vol. 6, 43-45, 1989 (with A. Abian).

46. Paula A. Kemp A fundamental Property of Inductive Partially Ordered Sets, Jour. Of Nat. Sci. and Mathematics, Vol. 28, No.1, 121-126, April1988 (with A. Abian).

47. Paula A. Kemp Generalized Distributive Arithmetical Functions, Jour. Of Nat. Sci. and Mathematics, Vol. 27, No.1, 7-13, 1987.

48. Paula A. Kemp On a Generalization of a Theorem of Erdos and a Theorem of Kruckenberg on B-h Sequences, Jour. Of Nat. Sci. and Mathematics, 27-30, 1978.

49. Paula A. Kemp Nth Roots of Arithmetical Functions, Jour. of Nat. Sci. and Mathematics, 27-31, 1977.

50. Paula A. Kemp Properties of Multiplicative Functions, Jour. of Nat. Sci and Mathematics, 51-56, 1976.

51. Paula A. Kemp Extensions of the Ring of Number Theoretic Functions, Jour. of Nat. Science and Mathematics, 57-60, 1975.

52. Paula A. Kemp A Note on a Generalized Mobius Function, Jour. of Nat. Sci. and Mathematics, 55-57, 1975.

REVIEWER, REFEREE Reviewer for Zentralblatt fur Mathematics, Mathematical Reviews (reviewed 40 papers). Referee for American Mathematical Monthly, Archiv der Mathematik, and other journals

RECENT MEETINGS • I was an invited speaker (30 minutes) at the Dynamical Systems and Differential

Equations Conference in Orlando, Florida, "On Fixed Points", June 2012. • I attended the Universal Algebra/ Lattice Theory Conf., June, 2012, Szeged, Hungary. • I was part ofMSU Team (invited) who presented at the Show Case on Teaching,

"Facing the Divides: A Panel Report on Bringing Inclusive Excellence to Missouri", 2011.

• I was part of the MSU Conf. Team at the AAC&U Working Conf., "Facing the Divi­des: Diversity, Learning and Pathways to Inclusive Excellence", Houston, TX, 201 I.

• I received a Registration/ Fee Waiver and Travel Scholarship for the National Science Foundation Broadening and Participation meeting held in 2010 in Los Angeles.

• I was an invited speaker (30 minutes) at the Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations Conference at Dresden, Germany, May 2010.

• Chair of a Topological Methods and Fixed Point Session at the Dresden Conf. /2010. • I received a Registration/Fee waiver and Travel Scholarship for the National Science

Foundation Broadening and Participation NSF meeting held in Los Angeles, 2009. • I was an invited speaker (30 minutes) at the Dynamical Systems and Differential

Equations Conf. at the Univ. of Texas at Arlington, "Fundamental Theorem of Calculus", 2008.

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• I was an invited speaker (30 minutes) at the Fifth International Congress of Applied Mathematics and Computing, "Fixed Point Theory", Plovdiv, August 2008. I was Chair of the Analysis Section.

• I (with B. Wing) were the keynote speakers for the NSF & AAUW meeting in Lebanon, MO., , "Motivating girls to be interested in STEM Fields", 11/_2007

• I was the March, 2007 Speaker for the Kappa Mu Epsilon meeting. The title of the talk was "Midwestern Rural-Urban Collaborative Project".

• Larry Campbell and I were invited, speaker (50 minutes) at the MCTM meeting, Columbia, Mo., December 2006, "Encouraging Girls in Mathematics/Science".

• I was part of a panel discussion, "Girls Collaborative Projects", July, 2006, at the Gender Equity Leadership Conference in Minneapolis.

• I was chair of the Abstract Dynamical Systems session at the Dynamical Systems and Differential Conference at the University ofPoitiers, France, June -2006.

• I gave an invited 30 minute talk June, 2006 at the Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations Conference at the University ofPoitiers, France, "Equivalences to Complete Lattices".

• I gave a presentation to the Constellation Club (about 75 middle school and high school students are members) at Drury University in March, 2006. In May of2006 & 2007, the Constellation Club gave me plaques for my dedication in Sci. Education.

• Poster Presentation (joint with Dr. Kishor Shah) (Invited by National Science Foundation) Research in Science and Engineering Grant: "Midwestern Rural-Urban Collaborative Project" Shortage of Women in STEM areas, Washington, DC 2007

• I was an invited speaker at the Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations and Applications International Conference (30 minutes) in Pamona, CA; "Fixed Point Results and Characterizations of Conditionally Complete Posets", June 2004.

• I was an invited speaker at the international Conf. "Lattices, Universal Alg. & Appli­cations" (30 min.), Lisbon Portugal, "Equivalences to the Axiom of Choice", 2003.

• I along with Dr. Suzanne Lenhart (A WM President), Dr. Pao-sheng Hsu, Maine; were organizers for the panel discussion "Connections and Opportunities for Women in Mathematics" at the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in Beijing, China, 2002.

• I was the moderator of a panel discussion titled "Connections and Opportunities for Women in Mathematics" at the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in Beijing, China, 2002. Other panel members were: Dr. Sun-Yung Alice Chang, Princeton; Dr. Sylvia Wiegand, University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Dr. Li Chen, Academy of Mathematics and System Sciences; and Dr. Ling Hsaio, Academy of Mathematics and System Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

• I gave a 20 minute invited presentation titled "Uncountable Sets of Real Numbers with No Uncountable Subsets of Measure Zero" at the ICM in Beijing, China, 2002.

• I was Chair of an Analysis section, International Congress of Mathematics, 2002. • Paula Kemp, Anne Gordon, and Barbara Wing gave a presentation, "Opening the

Horizon/Findings", National Science F. Jam 2004, Washington, D.C., March 2004. • Paula Kemp and Anne Gordon gave a presentation "Opening the Horizon" at the

American Chemical Society Meeting, Kansas City 2004. • Paula Kemp, Anne Gordon, and Barbara Wing gave a presentation,· "Preliminary

Report", at the American Chemical Society Meeting, SMS, 2002.

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MENTORING STUDENTS • Zach Easley (undergraduate) will work on a Boolean research project, spring 2014. • I am Shuruq A!Ghamdi's Thesis advisor. Topic: Finitely Generated Abelian Groups

and an Iterative Construction of Finitely Generated Modules Over PID. She will defend her thesis in mid-January, 2014.

• Zach Deskin (undergraduate) worked on a research project; Bases for Finitely Generated Groups. He made a presentation at the MAKO conference, 2013.

• Zach Deskin worked with me on a Linear Algebra Project, I cedi hour, 2013. -• Zach Easley worked with me on an Applied Linear Alg. project, 2 credit hours, 2013. • I am one ofthe few Departmental advisors. Advise approximately 17

students/semester since!995. • I mentored student SI leader, Tianyi Wang for MTH 261, 2010. • I mentored a student SI leader, Kyle McGee for MTH 261,2009. • I was the MNAS advisor for Suchitra Sripada, 2005-2006. • Helped co-ordinate the Fellows Program in Science/Math for Founders Park, 2003 • On Thesis Committee for: Kate Rodriquez, 2013; Michael Finnegan, 2013; Kristen

Howell, 2012; Dianne Twigger, 2008; Michael Edwards, 2006; Tina Akers-Porter, 2005; Daniel Kopsas, 2005; Carolyn Shand-Hawkins, 2005; Fan Zhou, 2005

• My NSF grant was involved with approximately 1000 students (mainly girls) to promote science/mathematics activities and discuss/write about their findings (2005/2008).

• My NSF grant provided enormous encouragement to the following approximately 200 middle school girls to become interested, involved, and possibly choose a career in Science/Mathematics (2003-2004) ;

Sarah Aldridge, Leanne Ball, Elaine Bezold, Alicia Bradley, Rachel Buck, Tabitha Butle, Caitlin Carter, Kirsten Chodrick, Ashlee Clouse, Brittany Davis, Amanda Drum, Amelia Foley, Erin Gasser, Molly Greer, Amy Hall, Bethany Hemy, Andrea Hiler, Missy Hollandsworth, Michelle Kropf, Whitney Lynch, Mary Beth Martin, Alisha Mitchell, Ashley Nickolaisen, Samatha Olson, Leanne Ross, Alyssa Simpson, Megan St. Clair, Kristen, Swadley, Jessica Webb, Janine Bird, Andrea Bird, Tiffanie Bowman, Caitlyn Brown, Haley Burros, Julia Cruzan, Lindsay Dale, Katelyn Dorsey, Lieren Doyle, Emily Endres, Stephanie Flynn, Katie Hargis, Hannah Harris, Andrea Harrison, Sarah Hickman, Frankie Inman, Allek Keirn, Jody McFarlen, Nan McGarry, Lydia Nebel, Autumn Pillen, Michelle Richard, Courtney Richardson, Victoria Ross, Keli Roweton, Mykal Roweton , Katy Roweton, Brianne Runde!, Bailey Runde!, Haley Smith, Jordan Smith, Kailee Smith, Brenna Stanley, Shantara Steward, Thea Tadlock, Abby Wall, Jodi Woolhiser, Natalie Allen, Brittany Allen, Barbara Anderson, Stephanie Baltzell, Carolyn Blacksher, Amanda Bourke, Katie Bowlin, Mary Kathryn Byrne, Kelsie Carnes, Bethany Cook, Icy Mae Cooksey, Robyn Deichler, Cheri Donell, Mallina Donovan, Tawnia Doucet, Elaina Elliot, Sumer Fletcher, Charlie Gardner, Kaleigh Kelley, Mollie Gavin, Bailey Glidewell, Ashley Hall, Lyndsey Hawk, Chelsea Jones, Molly Jones, Kelsie Koenemann, Lydia Mae Lane, Courtney Leist, Shauntel Metcalf, Ashley Mietchen, Samantha Parrish, Ashley Peck, Nikki Pritchert, Megan Rettig, Charli Robinson, Sarah Scheuer, Rachel Scheuer, Brittany Stone, Jacklyn Stone, Christie Tebbe, Krystal Thomason, Sierra Turner, Jennifer Ware, Tara Welko, Mar1;1ie Williams, Amber Carr, Jordan Chilton, Margaret Chilton, Caitlin Chronister, Monica Dixon, Kristen Gilliam, Crystal Graves, Kendra Hall, Rebecca Heiney, Rachel Heiney, Ali Hoover, Krista Johnson, Jenna Jordan, Shaina King, Angela Lambeth, Meredith Lindberg, Jaime McGee, Korrie McKinney, Savannah Mortenson, Jayne! Oaks, Emily Phillips, Capri Pounders, Stephanie Powell, Courtney Pugh, Heather Reeves, Andrea Schartz, Andrea Smith, Piper Sonnie, Ashleigh Strange, Taylor Thorn, Megan Walker,

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Jackie Warren, Adrienne Waterson,Erica Wilely, Becca Zurbrick, Whitney Woods, Megan Yates, Vanessa Ball, Jamie Brassfield, Megan Braynard, Melanie Bay, Lauren Kortesmak, Kristy Seaworth,Heather Berg, Masja, Massman, Whitney Sillyman, Brittani Clark, Karen Momper, Kacey Thomas, Elizabeth Darter, Tori Moon, Courtney Thomas, Sara Bolson, Jessica Neal, Maygen Ward, Kelsey Keeling, Amber Postlewait, Courtney Wilson, Mackenzie Keller, Emily Potter, Ellyce Youngren, Jackie Kidwell, Amanda Seale

• My NSF grant provided enormous encouragement to the following (approximately 180) young middle school girls to become interested, involved, and possibly choose a career in Science and or Mathematics (2002/2003).

Britanny Alderman, Brianne Creighton, Tabitha Leak, Sarah Aldridge, Brittany Crissinger, Ashley Martin, Leanne Ball, Morgan Dalton, Chelsea Richardson, Haley Bartholome, Mica Dalton, Leanne Ross, Kayla Bass, Nicki Dame, Julie Roth, Megan Black, Brittany Davis, Kelli Russell, Alicia Bradley, Kayce Delozier, Jaime Rutherford, Rachael Buck, Amelia Foley, Katie Schmidt, Natasha Buckner, Erin Gasser, Ashton Schulze, Caitlin Carter, ,Jessica Haley, Alyssa Simpson, Danielle Cheyne, Kristi Haynes, Sasha Stone, Kirsten Chodrick, Bethany Henry, Kristen Swadley, Sara Clark, Andrea Hiler, Ivy Anderson, Sarah Hickman, Brianne Runde!, Ahton Batts, Franke Inman, Lauren Small, Janine Bird, Allek Keirn, Haley Smith, Hannah Blevins, Nan McGarry, Jordan Smith, Caitlyn Brown, Valerie Melton, Kailee Smith, Haley Burros, Lydia Nebel, Brenna Stanley, Julia Cruzan, Autumn Pillen, Lindsay Stoll, Lyndsay Dale, Becky Porter, Thea Tadlock, Katelyn Dorsey, Kenzie Pringle, Teaven Taylor, Lieren Doyles, Katherine Rhodes, Abby Wall, Emily Endres, Michelle Richard, Amelia Warsing, Stephanie Flynn, Victoria Ross, Jodi Woolhiser, Jennifer Fuhrman, Keli Roweton, Stephanie Yonke, Rachel Gamble, Mykal Roweton, Amanda Bailey, Runde! Harmsworth, Natalie Allen, Kaleigh Kelly, Brittany Stone, Barbara Anderson, Kelsie Koenemann, Jacklyn Stone, Stephanie Baltzell, Courtney Leist, Christie Tebbe, Carolyn Blacksher, Jessica Lyall, Jennifer Thomas, Amanda Bourke, Erica Maples, Sierra Turner, Katie Bowlin, Whitney Meyer, Brittney Walker, Alicia Crawley, Ashley Mietchen, Jennifer Ware, Meredith Davis, Samantha Parrish, Tara Welko, Robyn Deichler, Ashley Peck, Mamie Williams, Elaina Elliot, Kate Rettig, Megan Y atu, Charlie Gardner, Megan Rettig, Callie Young, Tera Harter, Rachel Scheuer, Lyndly Hawk, Sarah Scheuer, Chelsea Jones, Megan Sees, Melanie Bay, Nicole Krambeck, Emily Potter, Danielle Cheyney, Stephanie Malam, Chelsea Roberts, Brittani Clark, Cara McGowned, Whitney Sillyman, Ahley Goebel, Mindy Mclarning, Kacey Thomas, Sarah Bolson, Karen Momper, Macy Tindel, Mackenzie Keller, Jessica Neal, Melissa VanKleeck, Jackie Kidwell, Lindsey Norris, Maygen Ward, Lauren Kortesmaki, Sabrina Pendleton, Vanessa Ball, Kendra Hall, Emily Sexton, Renae Beach, Rachael Heiney, Gennie Stehn, Megan Braynard, Rebecca Heiney, Kristen Stevenson, Jordan Chilton, Anne Henley, Ashleigh Strange, Margaret Chilton, Ali Hoover, Taylor Thorn, Caitlin Chronister, Jeanna Jordan, Whitney Van Winkle, Heather Coffel, Meredith Lindberg, Megan Waddell, Jamie Collins, Gayla Morris, Jackie Warren, Alyssa Combs, Savannah Mortenson, Adrienne Waterson, Amanda Crase, Capri Pounders, Nicki Wilburn, Monica Dixon, Stephanie Powell, Sarah Dotson, Courtney Pugh,Samantha Elliott, Heather Reeves, Kristen Gillam, Andrea Schar

• My NSF grant provided enormous encouragement to (approximately 200) girls to become interested, involved, and possibly choose a career in Science/Mathematics (200112002).

• I mentored the following 4 graduate students with my NSF grant (2001-2004)

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Phyliss Perry, Rachel Postin, Kim Redinger, Matthew Thomas • I mentored and worked with the following 21 CNAS undergraduate

students with my NSF OTH grant (2003-2004): Amanda Barger, Crystal Braden, Kristina Bridges, Natalie Blinzler, Missy Boschert, Becky Fredman, Jessica Bacon, Carolyn Perrique, Stephanie Huber, Brandy Rakes, Teresa White, Mary Hansen, Laura DeVries, Erica Melrose, Kelly Scheiner, Jamie Kaibel, Emiy Camarat, Jody Huntsman, Christina Petermann, Rene Beaucheim, Rachel Patterson

• I mentored the following 19 College Undergraduate students with my OTH NSF grant (2002-2003) Chrystal Braden, Kristiniia Bridges, Julie Janis, Julie Berquist, Erica Melrose, Laura De Vries, Susan Sherman, Becky Friedman, Missy Boschert, Amanda Barger, Natalie Blintzer, Catherine Haslag, Brandy Rakes, Stephanie Huber, Teresa White, Carolyn Perrique, Shawna Gifford, Jessica Bacon, Susan Chesterfield

• I mentored the following 29 College Undergraduate Students on my OTH NSF grant (2001-2002): Amanda Barger, Delinda Sue Bergthold, Julie Berquit, Missy Boschert, Crystal Braden, Rhonda Fegerson, Becky Fredman, Debra Guthrie, Catherine Haslag, Shannon Himan, Alisa Hutchison, Julie Janis, Shannon Smart, Bethany Kent, Susan Licher, Regan Michell, Judy Merckling, Renea Martin, Jamie Neibling, Carolyn Perrique, Kristin Rausch, June Rose, Deanna Rouchka, Kate Schroeder, Rebecca Peterson, Julie Williamson, Kimberly Wooley, Lisa Jo Snoderly, Dawn Stein

• Directed Master's Seminar Paper Project, George Budurov, "An Example of A Non-• measurable Set and On Measurability of Uncountable Unions of Measurable Sets", 1999. • Directed Master's Seminar Paper, Kremid Abdunnaser, "Stone's Representation

Theorem", 1998. • Directed Graduate Special Readings Project, Valerie Martin, " Complex Analysis," 1996 • I have helped prepare three mathematics majors each year who presented four workshops

for fall: 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 for the Expanding Your Horizon Conferences • Helped judge in mathematics high school contests • Helped with Panel discussion, Science surmner camp, and various student activities • Helped with Science Fair Judging for area high schools (several times) • Helped with Graduate College Fairs (several times) • Helped with the Majors Fair (several times) • I have volunteered at· the Kitchen. I helped people to build their confidence in mathematics

and helped them prepare for their General Educational Development Test. • Helped with Math Relays since 1977

MEDIA COVERAGE • ANNOUNCEMENT OF NSF GRANT: "Opening the Horizon", September 19,2000,

Media members from Springfield and surrounding areas, Board of Governors members, some administrators, some faculty and some staff were invited to the announcement meeting of the grant.

• SPRINGFIELD NEWS LEADER: "$876,000 grant to open science to girls", 10/2000 • THE JOPLIN GLOBE: "Scienqe grant to fund workshops for 40 area girls", 9/2000 • SMSU TODAY: "Rural Middle School Girls to benefit from NSF Grant", 2000

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• KSMSU: I was interviewed by SMSU's radio station's personnel and the program was aired to other radio stations in southwest Missouri, fall 2000. I was interviewed by various people from other radio stations also.

• KOZK TV and SMSU TV COMMON PURPOSE: The NSF grant team made a video for the middle school students which show the students opportunities for careers in mathematics and science. I gave an introduction to this video. The complete program "Women in Science/Horizons" was aired in the spring of2001 over both KOZK and on SMSU's Television program, Common Purpose.

• SMSU TV COMMON PUROSE PROGRAM: I participated (along with two other team members, a middle school student and teacher) in a 30 minute program for SMSU Common Purpose which was aired in the spring of 2001 and in August of 2001 where we were talking about the NSF grant & encouraging girls to be interested in math/ science.

• SPRINGFIELD NEWLEADER, "Forum to address girls and Science", 9/2001 • NEOSHO DAILY NEWS, "Conference gets girls interested in science", 11/2001 • NEOSHO DAILY NEWS, "Program broadens girls' horizons", January 28, 2002 • NEOSHO DAILY NEWS, "Students are exposed to alternative professions", 3/2002 • LAWRENCE COUNTY, " Mt. Vernon, Miller girls benefit from grant, Opening the

Horizon program introduces middle school girls to science, math and technology careers", 2002

• DOUGLAS COUNTY HEARLD, Ava, MO., "Skyline School Gets Attention ofNational Science Foundation", May 2002

• FOX TV NEWS (9:00 PM) October 5, 2002. The opening story on the news that evening was the coverage of the opening conference at Springfield of the Opening the Horizon program. Middle school students, a parent, and I were interviewed.

• KOLR Channel10 TV (10:00 PM) October 5, 2002. The opening story on the news was the coverage of the Opening the Horizon workshop that had occurred that day. Middle school students, a parent, and I (and others) were interviewed. At the conference, there were a solar car from the University of Rolla, hybrid cars, and an ethanol car.

• SPRINGFIELD NEWSLEADER: "Area Girls Gaining New Energy in Science",I0/2002. • "Thayer Opens the Horizon for middle school girls in Science", fall 2002. • NEOSHO DAILY NEWS, "Girls go Science, Math Crazy", January 27, 2003 • NEOSHO DAILY NEWS, "Girls Learn About Science, Math", January 28, 2003

Fair View Flyer News, Volume VIII, Issue I, Fair View R-XI school District, "Opening The Horizon", by Jenna Jordan, March 7, 2003.

• NEOSHO DAILY NEWS, "Program Broadens Girls' Horizons", January 28, 2003 • FOX TVNEWS(9:00PM) andChannel10News(IOPM),May,2004. Someofthe

OTH middle school girls were interviewed and were shown on the news. • Channel27 News (10 PM), May, 2004. Some of the OTH middle school girls were

interviewed and were shown on the news. • I was interviewed for the KSMSU Radio Station -Honorary Doctorate Award, 10/2004. • KSMU Radio Station: I was interviewed in October, 2005 about the NSF Midwestern ·

Rural-Urban Collaborative Project. • KSMU Radio Station: I was interviewed in March, 2006 and in May 2007 about the

NSF Midwestern Rural-Urban Collaborative Project

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RESEARCH MATIX

RESEARCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS (2003-2013)

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS 1

(A record of consistent scholarly productivity is needed)

FOUNDATION RESEARCH AW ARD-2005

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION • National Science Foundation; Research (NSF) GRANTS (Prestigious) in Science and Engineering Grant:

$198,377 Awarded in the year 2005. This grant was for 2005-2008. Principal Investigator: Paula Kemp "Midwestern Rural-Urban Collaborative Project"

• National Science Foundation (Gender Equity) Grant: $876, 583. Principal Investigator: Paula Kemp "Opening the Horizon: Strengthening Science Education for Middle School Girls in Rural Southwest Missouri". This grant was for 2000-2004.

(Other scholarly activities include: research grants funded) (source of grants (internal or external) will be taken into consideration)

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION Research in Science and Engineering Panel, REVIEWER May 2006, May 2005, January 2004, May

2004 Broadening Participation in Computing Panel, September, 2005

The matrix was created with the Mathematics Department plan which was created in 2008.

RECENT ARTICLES: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION & AWM

MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH PAPERS (in refereed journals)

REVIEWER, REFEREE

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• I (along with Karen Peterson and Martha Peet) wrote the article "Collaborative Projects Across the Nation", pages 52-53, in the National Science Foundations "New Formulas For America's Workforce 2, Girls in Science and Engineering", 2007

• I (along with Dr. Pao-Shen Hsu) wrote an article for the Association of Women in Mathematics Newsletter titled, "A WM at ICM 2002", pages 6-9 and 23-25, 2002

• An article that I wrote about the Opening the Horizon Grant appears in New Formulas for America's Workforce: Girls in Science and Engineering a publication of the Research on Gender in Science and Engineering Division of Human Resource Development, Education and Human Resources, NSF.

Refereed Papers (consistent record) • 30 page paper (with Dr. Shah (MSU)

and Dr. Ratliff (UC Riverside) will be submitted soon to a high quality refereed journal.

• 2 papers submitted to high quality refereed journals

• 12 papers published in refereed journals

Reviewer for Zentralblatt fur Mathematics, Mathematical Reviews Referee for American Mathematical Monthly, Archiv der Mathematik, and other journals

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PRESENTATIONS/CHAIR OF SESSIONS • International Invited Presentations: 2010,2009,2006,2003

• National Invited Presentations: 2012, 2008,2006,2004

• Received Funding for travel for the National Science Foundation Broadening Participation meetings in 2010,2009

• Chair of session 2010, 2006

• Invited Keynote speaker (along with B . Wing) for the AAUW and National Science Foundation grant meeting, Lebanon, MO., 2007

• Poster Presentation (with Dr. Kishor Shah) (Invited by National Science Foundation) Research on Gender in Science and Engineering Division of Human Resource Development, Education and Human Resources, National Science Foundation Joint Annual Meeting at Washington DC, summer2007

• National Science Foundation Presentations (invited) about finding of grants; 2006, 2004

(The relative scope of the meeting (such as national or international) and the nature of the presentation (whether invited or not) will be taken into account.)

IMP ACT OF RESEARCH ON FIELD • I have 49 total papers published in Refereed National or International Journals. The impact of the field is evidenced by the number of papers that I have. Also, the impact of the field is evidenced by the number of invited presentations that I have made at National and International meetings. My papers are all published in Good to Excellent Journals

INTERNAL GRANTS MSU • Summer Research Fellowships; 2012, 2008,2005

SABBATICALS • Spring 2011, 2003-2004

STUDENTS MENTO RED (Several of the Mathematics F acuity count Master's Thesis under Research)

• One Master's thesis: Student will finish in January, 2014

• One undergraduate research student 2013

• . One undergraduate student presented at the MAKO Conference, 2013

• Two undergraduate students Math projects; reading courses 2013

• MNAS advisor for a graduate student 2005-2006

• I was on the thesis committee for 9 students: 2 in 2013, 1 in 2012, 1 in 2008, 1 in 2006, 4 in 2005

National Science Foundation Grant: "Opening the Horizon: Strengthening Science Education for Middle School Girls in Rural Southwest Missouri"

Principal Investigator: Paula Kemp

• I mentored and worked with 5 graduate students who participated in the grant 2001-2004.

• I mentored and worked with 19 CNAS Undergraduate students who participated in the grant 2002-2003.

• I mentored and worked with 21 CNAS Undergraduate students who participated in the grant 2003-2004

• I worked with 600 middle school girls who were mentored and impacted by the grant- 2001-2004 ·

STUDENTS MENTORED (continued)

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANTS MEDIA COVERAGE

National Science Foundation: Research in Science and Engineering Grant: "Midwestern Rural-Urban Collaborative Project" Principal Investigator Paula Kemp

• 1000 middle/high school girls mentored and impacted by the grant -2005-2008.

• I am one ofthe few Departmental Advisors. I have advised undergraduate students since 1995. I advise approximately 17 students per semester;

• I mentored Undergraduate SI leader, Tianyi Wang for MTH 261,2010.

• I mentored SI Leader, Kyle McGee for MTH 261, 2009.

• Mentored and helped students who were working on their GED at the Kitchen (several years)

• 14 Newspaper articles • Television/Radio grant coverage 12

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