• UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program)
  
• MAP (Morris Academic Partners)
• MSAF (Morris Student Administrative Fellows)
• Service-learning Projects - Partnerships among students, faculty and community.

• Charles Rudeen, UMM '09. Project: Maximum Weight Connected Subgraph Problem; 2007-2008. Results were presented at the 2009 Joint National Meeting of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America, , in Washington DC, January 2009.
• Rachel Fredrich, UMM '09. Project: Existence Theorem for Minimal Normalized Matching Bipartite Graphs. (Research supported by MAP); 2007-2008. Results were presented at the 2008 Joint National Meeting of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America, , in San Diego, CA, January 2008.
• Samuel Potter, UMM '09. Project: Directed Hypergraphs with Totally Unimodular Matrices . (Research suported by MAP); 2006-2007. Results presented at the Spring 2007 North Central Section Meeting of the Mathematical Association of America , St. Paul, MN, April 13-14, 2007.
• Emily Stout, UMM '07. Project: Characterization of Balanced Matrices in Directed Hypergraphs . (Research suported by MAP); 2005-2006. Results were presented at the 2006 Undergraduate Research Symposium , at UMM, 2006.
• Matt Bryan, UMM '07. Project: Combinatorics: Examinations of posets. (Research suported by MAP); 2005-2006. Results were presented at the 2006 Undergraduate Research Symposium , at UMM, 2006.
• Kathryn Sullivan, UMM '05. Project: The Pancake Problem: Improving the Bounds for Sorting by Prefix Permutations . (Research suported by UROP); 2004-2005. Results were presented at the 2005 Joint National Meeting of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America, , in Atlanta, GA, January 2005.
  
• Kathryn Sullivan, UMM '05. Project: Finding the weighted minimum sum vertex cover . (Research supported by MAP); 2003-2004.
• Jeanna Schultz, UMM '03. Project: Studying Pollution Trends in Lake Systems: Discrete Dynamical Approach . (Research supported by UROP); 2002-2003.
• Curtis Kunkel, UMM '03. Project: Improving the bounds for Ramsey number R(5,5) . (Research suported by UROP); 2002-2003. Results were presented at the 2003 Joint National Meeting of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America in Baltimore, MD, January 2003.
• Lora M. Martin, UMM '99. Paper on Classroom Scheduling Problem: A Discrete Optimization Approach , Journal of Undergraduate Mathematics and its Applications (UMAP) , Vol 22, No. 4 Winter 2002.
• Steve Formaneck, UMM '02. Project: Improving the Semidefinite Coordinate Direction (SCD) and Semidefinite Stand-and-hit (SSH) Methods for Detection of Necessary Linear Matrix Inequalities . (Research supported by UROP); 2001-2002. Results presented at the Joint National Meeting of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) and the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), San Diego, January 2002.
• James R. Johnson, UMM '99. Project: Planarity of Leontied Directed Hypergraphs. (Research supported by MAP); 1998-1999. Results were presented at the National Society of Industrial and APplied Mathematics (SIAM) Conference in Discrete Mathematics, 2000.

Byungik Kahng, Assistant Professor
Education B.S. Seoul National University, Korea M.S. Stanford university Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Areas of Research Interest Discrete Dynamical Systems
Mark Logan, Associate Professor
Education B.A. Carleton College, Minnesota Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison Areas of Research Interest Algebra Combinatorics
Barry McQuarrie, Associate Professor
Education B.Sc. University of Winnipeg M.Math University of Waterloo Ph.D. University of Manitoba Areas of Research Interest Classical Limit of Quantum Mechanics Dynamical Systems Numerical Integration Molecular Scattering and Photodissociation Mathematical Modeling
Peh Ng, Professor
Education B.S. Adrian College, Michigan. M.S., Ph.D. Purdue University. Areas of Research Interest Mathematical Programming Combinatorial and Discrete Optimization Network Modeling and Optimization Mathematical Modeling Applications of Graph Theory Matroid Theory
Michael O'Reilly, Professor
Education B.Sc. Queens University, North Ireland. Ph.D. Manchester University, England. Areas of Research Interest Algebra Representation Theory
David Roberts, Professor
Education B.A. Princeton University. Ph.D. Harvard University. Areas of Research Interest Algebraic Geometry Game Theory Group Theory Number Theory

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