Scholarships and Recipients

The department recognizes outstanding students with a major of mathematics, annually.

Undergraduate Awards

American Fidelity Actuarial Program Scholarship

Award Year	Undergraduate Recipients
2023-2024	Naomi Barnett Ethan Shupe
2022-2023	Juliana Cannon Austin Laurent
2021-2022	Katherine Bose Juliana Cannon
2020-2021	Rachel Black Taylor Chapman
2019-2020	Carly Bender Ryan Shaffer
2018-2019	Carly Bender Duyen Hoang
2017-2018	Hannah Jackson Nicole Judkins Hannah Wallis
2016-2017	Emily Spalding
2015-2016	Joshua DeWitt Kyle Erdner

Ardoth Hassler Mathematics Scholarship

Ardoth Hassler earned her BS in Mathematics from OSU in 1972, followed by her MS in Biostatistics from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Her 45-year career in scientific computing and information technology in higher education included leadership positions at the OU Health Sciences Center, the University of Central Oklahoma, the Catholic University of America, and Georgetown University. She also worked with the National Science Foundation to develop cybersecurity policy for national research facilities. She was inducted into the College of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame in 2019. The Ardoth Hassler Mathematics Scholarship is awarded to outstanding mathematics majors who are also members of our local chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics.

Award Year	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Jenson Bridges Avery Scott

Arlene Starwalt Jeskey Scholarship in Math Education

Arlene Starwalt Jeskey was born in 1933. She received her Masters of Science in Math in 1960 and her Master of Science in Secondary Math Education in 1966. She taught both at high school and college levels and received recognition for her teaching from Rose State College. Arlene Starwalt Jeskey passed away in 2015. The Arlene Starwalt Jeskey Scholarship supports a full-time, female student in Mathematics or Mathematics Education who is pursuing certification in teacher education.

Award Year	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Anna Cooper
2022	Anna Cooper
2021	Presley Burch
2020	Callie Duncan
2019	Callie Duncan Leah Wright
2018	Mason McGee Morgan McCaskey Hannah Webb
2017	Joshua Cox Brittni Foster
2016	Abigail Fields Emily Williams
2015	Kera Parker
2014	Amanda Hladik
2013	Amber Chilson
2012	Beverly Brown Laurel Wilson

Chesapeake Energy Corporation Math & Sciences Scholarship
Timothy Alland was awarded this scholarship in 2016.

Emeriti Scholarship in Math Education

The Emeriti Scholarship for Outstanding Math Education Student, endowed by Professor Emeritus John Wolfe, supports a full-time student majoring in Mathematics or Secondary Education who has a desire to become a math educator. Dr. Wolfe earned his B.S. in Mathematics from Bucknell University in 1964 and his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of California at Berkeley in 1971. He joined the OSU Mathematics Department in 1974. During his time at OSU, Dr. Wolfe was passionate about mathematics education— he wrote his Geometric Structures textbook and redesigned our course to emphasize inquiry-based learning. He retired from OSU in 2008.

Award Year	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Genevieve Frenier
2022	Taylor Johnson
2021	Summer Chaffin
2020	Jacob Howell
2019	Wyatt McCoy
2018	Hannah Naff
2017	Hannah Naff
2016	Hannah Naff
2015	Sarah Carpenter
2014	Kolby Thomas
2013	Kolby Thomas
2011	Tyler Eckert
2010	Kendra Leauge Megan Reichert

Emeritus Math Faculty Award

Many professors have served the Department of Mathematics at Oklahoma State University until retirement or death. They worked hard to develop a supportive, dynamic environment in which both faculty and students could grow professionally. This award is named for them in recognition of their vitality and excellence.

The intent of the award is to recognize and encourage students who have the insight, interest, and dedication to pursue a career in mathematics. It is presented in the spring semester to outstanding undergraduates who have declared a major in mathematics.

Award Year	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Arthur James Sebastian Shetters
2022	Sophie Miller Nathaniel Ward
2021	Collin Bazzell Heather Heon Sam Markmiller
2020	Logan Caughlin Heather Heon Wyatt McCoy
2019	Duyen Hoang Hannah Webb
2018	Yifei Li Samuel Wood
2017	Jesse Berry Tucker Feix Nicholas Nelsen Andrew Schulz Zhaoyu Zhang
2016	Timothy Alland Joshua Argraves Mitchell Meyer Nicholas Nelsen
2015	Gregory Beauregard Robinson Clower Henry Elliott Kristofer Knudson Matthew Stapelton
2014	Matthew Ciesler Martha Gipson Zachary Sheffert Joshua Whitman Nina Williams
2013	James Bothwell Connor Davis Jeanine Gibson Anna Gunther
2012	Jonathan Crossley Anna Gunther Lucas Shannon Matthew Swartz Amanda Thompson
2011	Benjamin Popp Dillon Redding Matthew Swartz Thomas Wright
2010	Nan Butler Kevin Carrington William Kelton Sebastian Paden Lauren Smith Matthew Swartz Markus Vasquez
2009	Carlos Bernal Jonathan Crossley Cole Feix Robert Graves Andrea Peck
2008	Brian Bridges Nan Butler William Kelton John Knorr Ann Nawotka Barbara Trigalet Markus Vasquez Michael Wood
2007	Carlos Bernal Brian Bridges John Duenckel Michael Kelly Holly Miller Dennis Moore Ann Nawotka Lauren Smith Theresa Smith
2006	Robert Foster Yuko Hatanaka Ashley Heinen Michael Kelly John Knorr Liangkun Li Kelsey Miller Dennis Moore
2005	Cameron Fincher Robert Foster Liangkun Li Kelsey Miller David Paige Ryan Scott Susumu Shibata
2004	Robert Atkinson Janell Eck Kirk Haines Zhe Han Wesley Imel Liangkun Li John Morelli Dirk Neitzel David Paige Nathan Pennington Ryan Scott Meghan Vicinus
2003	Zhe Han Frantiske Krepelka Andrew Lambe Cyntreva Macon Dirk Neitzel David Paige Nathan Pennington Ryan Scott
2002	Barbara Boyd Wilhelmina Copley Kirk Haines Joel Halcomb Frantisek Krepelka Andrew Lambe Melissa Lehman John Morelli Graham Mueller Nathan Pennington Jennifer Richardson Ryan Scott Mario White Kristin Wilkinson
2001	Barbara Boyd Benjamin Chown Frantisek Krepelka Melissa Lehman Matthew Morgan Graham Mueller Nicholas Nerren Brent Schartung Glen Simpson Mario White Kyle Wichert Kristin Wilkinson
2000	Graham Mueller Cheri Ramming Brent Schartung Benjamin Wescoatt Kyle Wichert Mario White
1999	Heather Farrand Aaron McCool Cheri Ramming Charles Ratliff Brent Schartung Benjamin Wescoatt Mario White Kyle Wichert
1998	Heather Farrand LaTonya Hall Robert Hardin Shanna Hull Kersh Charles Ratliff Glen Simpson Jeffrey Whitworth
1997	Brent Doeksen Shanna Hull Shannon Ingle Edwin Prothro Jason Schmidt Dale Stewart Jeffrey Whitworth
1996	Belinda Bashore Nedra Ellason Heath Gauss Michael Holcomb Joshua Jared Jerry Moore Jr. Jeffrey Whitworth
1995	Gretchen Crouch Heath Gauss Joy Goddard Michael Holcomb Jerry Moore Jr. Jeffrey Whitworth Kelly Wichert
1994	Dustin Carr Gretchen Crouch Michael Holcomb Shannon Ingle Chia Sien Lim
1993	Dana Brunson Gretchen Crouch Jennifer Field Heath Gauss Michael Holcomb Chia Sien Lim Michael Oberle
1992	Gretchen Crouch Jawna Gardner Chia Sien Lim Michael Oberle Michael Oehrtman Jennifer Williams Kevin Yoder
1991	Kristi Nelms Michael Oberle Jon Short Carrie Uptmor Micah Ward Jennifer Williams Craig Wilson
1990	Joy Cregan John Garnett Ann Glasgow Tara Haller Lance Mileson Michael Oberle Rebecca Pitts Erin Sullivan Jennifer Williams
1989	Cassandra Chadd Nancy Furtado Brent Gault Tara Haller Lance Mileson Rebecca Pitts Kent Swearingen
1988	L. Craig Cox Joy Cregan John Garret Brent Gault Tara Haller Thomas Knox Rebecca Pitts
1987	Terry Chen L. Craig Cox Steven Cudd Joy Cregan Rita Gearhart Daniel Osborne David Patocka Steve Thornton
1986	Terry Chen Gordon Clark L. Craig Cox Steven Cudd David Osborne Bruce Wieser
1985	Steven Cudd Gordon Clark Monika Matzner David Patocka Lisa Pfannestiel
1984	Bryan Helm Wendy Hinshaw Monika Matzner David Patocka Roland Schweitzer

Hazel Bucy Endowed Fund

Hazel Bucy was born in 1915 and attended Oklahoma A&M College starting in 1932. She received the Bachelor of Science with Distinction in Science and Literature in 1935 and the Master of Science in Mathematics in 1939. She died in 2002. The Hazel Bucy Endowment Fund, created through a generous bequest from her estate, supports undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in a Mathematics program in the College of Arts and Sciences who have performed well in their classes in Mathematics.

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Keaton Erskine Aidan Oehlberg Cade Pearson Taylor Schildge Kelton Turner
2022	Taylor Johnson Jesse Wallace Sophie Fosmire
2021	Jaiden Hughes Sophie Miller Wyatt McCoy
2020	Taylor Chapman Austin Medlin Colburn Riffel Britney Webb
2019	Zackary Alegria Dylan Hennig
2018	Zackary Alegria Reagan Black Carson Cole
2017	Reagan Black Sarah Carpenter Kelsea Hull
2016	Sarah Carpenter Emilio DeHoyos Anna Hurlbut Field Watts Samuel Wood
2015	Ryan Burkhart Austin Warner Joshua Whitman
2014	Ryan Burkhart Collin Nolte Lisa Patrick Harrison Schroeder
2013	Matthew Ciesler R. Maxwell Jeter Lucas Shannon Joshua Whitman
2012	Amber Chilson R. Maxwell Jeter Dillon Redding Nina Williams
2011	James Bishop Andrew Noel Laurel Wilson
2010	Kevin Carrington Tyler Eckert Robert Graves Sebastian Paden Laurel Wilson
2009	Nan Butler William Kelton John Knorr Lauren Smith Matthew Swartz Markus Vasquez
2008	Carlos Bernal Jonathan Brown Jonathan Crossley John Duenckel Robert Graves Michelle Leonard Theresa Smith Brandon Tomson
2007	Jonathan Brown John Knorr Michelle Leonard Kelsey Miller Michael Wood
2004	Barbara Boyd Wilhelmina Copley Cyntreva Macon Kelsey Miller Jennifer Richardson Alexis Stanley
2003	Barbara Boyd Wilhelmina Copley Melissa Lehman Cyntreva Macon Jennifer Richardson Alexis Stanley Jessica Steffy

Jeanne Agnew Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Jeanne Agnew served as Professor of Mathematics at Oklahoma State University until her retirement in 1984. She was an influential and inspirational teacher, mentor, and scholar. In honor of her memory, the W.N. and Jane Enger Foundation sponsors this award to support a highly motivated, deserving undergraduate Mathematics student.

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Devyn Hubbard
2022	William Duer John Mulready
2021	Ashley Jeffers John Mulready
2020	Juliana Cannon Hannah Webb
2019	Aaron Berry Lexi Hemphill
2018	Emilio Isaiah DeHoyos Blake Kruithof
2017	Jessika Matthews Lauren Thompson
2016	Joshua Argraves Brandy Crissler
2015	Simin Jiang
2014	Dateng Li
2013	Jeanine Gibson
2012	Ashley Gibbs
2011	Jonathan Crossley
2010	Kit Davis
2009	Carlos Bernal
2008	Michelle Leonard
2007	Michael Kelly
2006	Liangkun Li

Koslow Undergraduate Mathematics Research Experience Scholarship

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipient
2023	Jesse Wallace
2022	Collin Bazzell
2021	Kyle VanDeventer
2020	Aurian Kutner
2019	Chapman Howard
2018	Nikole Heon
2017	Field Watts
2016	Timothy Alland

Litchenburg Family Scholarship for Mathematics

Jere and Al Litchenburg have been long-time supporters of Oklahoma State University and the Department of Mathematics. Al Litchenburg received his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from OSU in 1971 and his Master of Science in Mathematics in 1972. He is currently Vice Chairman of American Fidelity Assurance Company in Oklahoma City. Their son, Alfred W. Litchenburg, received his Bachelor's degree in Architecture from OSU in 1991, and their daughter, Lisa Litchenburg, received her Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from OSU in 1997. The Litchenburg Family Scholarship provides up to three years of support for outstanding freshman Math majors, attracting and retaining top students into the major in Mathematics.

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Sophie Fosmire Amelia Goodrich* Taylor Johnson
2022	Sophie Fosmire Taylor Johnson
2021	Katherine Bose Sophie Fosmire*
2020	Katherine Bose Presley Burch* Jaden Kasitz
2019	Kyle Alvarez Katherine Bose* Sydney Hutchison Jaden Kasitz
2018	Kyle Alvarez Emilio Isaiah DeHoyos Bryan Dunsmore Sydney Hutchison Jaden Kasitz*
2017	Kyle Alvarez* Emilio Isaiah DeHoyos* Bryan Dunsmore Sydney Hutchison* Nicole Judkins Hannah Wallis
2016	Joshua DeWitt Bryan Dunsmore Carson James Nicole Judkins Diego Lippi Hannah Wallis
2015	Joshua DeWitt Carson James Nicole Judkins Mitchell Meyer Alexander Rogers Hannah Wallis
2014	Joshua DeWitt Carson James Mitchell Meyer Lauren Thompson
2013	Mitchell Meyer Lauren Thompson

Mathematics General Scholarship

The Department of Mathematics General Scholarship is awarded to students who are undergraduate math majors.

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipients
2023	Jeremiah McBride Turner Russell Cort Vanzant Nate ward
2022	Isabelle Alcantar (Brokaw Family Fund) Drinity Cross (Brokaw Family Fund) Jaiden Hughes (Brokaw Family Fund) Jiahong Liu Kate Staphani Jeremiah McBride
2021	Alexandria Bias Dylan Hennig Trent Morris
2019	Colburn Riffel
2018	Jeffry Chapman Howard Daniel Jespersen Joshua Ross
2017	Carly Bender Hannah Naff Anya Zornes
2015	Eric Buss Kelsea Hull Jincan Lin
2014	Layla Alachkar Kelsea Hull Carson James Saebyl McDoulett Benjamin Wallace Austin Warner
2013	Ryan Burkhart Travis Grigsby Cynthia Lane Saxon Sampley
2010	Tyler Eckert Robert Graves Laurel Wilson
2007	John Weaver

Outstanding Junior in Mathematics

Since 2016 the Department of Mathematics has selected a junior majoring in Mathematics to be recognized by the College of Arts and Sciences as the "Outstanding Junior in Mathematics."

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipient
2020	Hannah Webb
2019	Chapman Howard
2018	Anna Hurlbut
2017	Nicholas Nelse
2016	Carson James Mitchell Meyer

Outstanding Research in Mathematics
In 2016, Gregory Beauregard was the recipient of the Outstanding Research Award.

Outstanding Senior in Mathematics

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipient
2023	Jiahong Liu
2022	Wyatt McCoy Kyle VanDeventer
2021	Hannah Webb
2020	Duyen Hoang
2019	Samuel Wood
2018	Nicholas Nelsen
2017	Timothy Alland
2016	Ryan Burkhart
2015	Matthew Ciesler
2014	Connor Davis
2013	Dillon Redding
2012	Laurel Wilson
2011	Markus Vasquez
2010	Lauren Smith
2009	Carlos Bernal
2008	Michelle Leonard
2007	Michael Kelly
2006	Liangkun Li
2005	David Paige
2004	Nathan Pennington
2003	Frantisek Krepelka
2002	Mario White Kristin Wilkinson
2001	Kyle Wichert
2000	Benjamin Wescoatt
1999	Shanna Hull Kersh Charles Ratliff
1998	Jeffrey Whitworth
1997	Shannon Ingle
1996	Michael Holcomb
1995	Gretchen Crouch
1994	Dustin Carr
1993	Michael Oberle
1992	Michael Oehrtman
1991	Joy Cregan
1990	John Garnett
1989	Cassandra Chadd
1988	L. Craig Cox
1987	Steven Cudd
1986	Gordon Clark
1985	Melissa Cockrell

Proagrica Scholarship

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Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipient(s)
2019	Aaron Berry
2018	Nikole Heon Yifei Li
2017	Natalie Allsup

Sharon L. Daniel Scholarship

Sharon L. Daniel attended Oklahoma State where she received a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics in 1965, as well as a Master of Science in Secondary Education in 1966. In 1967, she was one of only 18 women to be hired at Sandia Lab, where she played a significant role mentoring women in research and professional positions throughout her career. She resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Sharon L. Daniel Scholarship supports women majoring in Mathematics and Computer Science.

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipient(s)
2023	Zeya Bartlett
2022	Zeya Bartlett
2021	Presley Burch
2020	Jaiden Hughes
2019	Taylor Chapman
2018	Madison Martin
2017	Natalie Allsup
2016	Mary Catlett Abby Harris
2015	Laura Brown
2014	Jeanine Gibson Jessika Matthews
2013	Jeanine Gibson Lisa Patrick
2012	Beverly Brown Amber Chilson Anna Gunther Nina Williams

Sue Suggs Reel Endowed Scholarship in Mathematics

Sue Reel graduated from OSU with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics. She worked as a district manager at AT&T in engineering and in marketing and sales operations for many years before joining the OSU Foundation as a Senior Director of Regional Development. This award recognizes undergraduate students that have demonstrated a strong performance in their mathematics courses with special consideration given to students who have graduated from a high school in Oklahoma.

Year Awarded	Undergraduate Recipient
2023	Ashley Evers Lilley Skocdopole
2022	Aurian Kutner
2021	Aurian Kutner
2020	Kyle VanDeventer
2019	Chapman Howard

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling is an international college-level competition in applied mathematics in which teams of up to three students must analyze, clarify, and propose solutions to open-ended problems. Students spend an intense weekend in early February analyzing their problem and writing their solution paper. In recent years, more than 2,000 teams from throughout the world have participated. The faculty judging team for the MCM has included OSU's Professor Marvin Keener since its inception.

Solution papers in the MCM are sorted by the judges into four categories. The very small, select group of top papers are designated as Outstanding Achievement Winners. In 1992, OSU's team of Mike Oehrtman, Jennifer Wilken Williams, and Kevin Yoder were designated as Outstanding Achievement Winners, and a plaque in our trophy case honors their success.

Contest Year	OSU Participants
2010	James Bishop John Cooper Jonathan Crossley Tyler Eckert Lauren Smith Markus Vasquez
2009	Carlos Bernal John Cooper Jonathan Crossley William Kelton John Knorr Benjamin Popp Mark Nelson (Meritorious Achievement Winners) Lauren Smith Markus Vasquez
2008	Carlos Bernal John Knorr Lauren Smith
2006	Joshua Hallman Stephen Johnson Michael Kelly William Lehman Liangkun Li Dennis Moore (Honorable Mention)
2005	William Lehman Liangkun Li Dennis Moore (Honorable Mention)
2001	Mary Dominguez Chance Meek Jack Moeller Brent Schartung Glen Simpson Kristin Wilkinson
1998	Brent Doeksen Christopher Lang Jerry Moore Jr. Jeffrey Penrod Brent Schartung Kelly Wichert
1997	Brent Doeksen Christopher Lang Jerry Moore Jr Joshua Ramsey Kelly Stocksen (Honorable Mention) Kelly Wichert (Honorable Mention)
1996	Stephen Briix Jerry Moore Jr. Kelly Wichert (Honorable Mention)
1995	Michael Holcomb Jerry Moore Jr. Kelly Wichert (Honorable Mention)
1994	Brian Butler Gretchen Crouch Damon Hastings Michael Holcomb Chia Sien Lim Chad Spiva (Honorable Mention)
1993	Dana Brunson Jennifer Field Heath Gauss Damon Hastings Michael Holcomb Michael Oberle (Meritorious Achievement)
1992	Michael Oberle Michael Oehrtman Dana Spurgeon Darren Warnecker (Honorable Mention) Jennifer Williams Kevin Yoder (Outstanding Achievement)
1991	Tara Haller Susan McKenzie Michael Oberle Michael Oehrtman Rebecca Pitts Jennifer Williams
1990	John Garnett Tara Haller Lance Milleson Michael Oberle Michael Oehrtman Susan Shahan (Meritorious Achievement)
1989	Terry Chen Brent Gault Rita Gearhart Tara Haller Monty Harper Rebecca Pitts
1988	Terry Chen Rita Gearhart Thomas Knox (Meritorious Achievement)
1987	Terry Chen L. Craig Cox Steven Cudd (Honorable Mention) Beverly Davis John Garnett David Patocka
1986	Gordon Clark Steven Cudd Beverly Davis David Patocka Lisa Pfannestiel (Honorable Mention) W. Grant Rackley (Honorable Mention)
1985	Gordon Clark Ryan Cross Steven Cudd David Patocka (Honorable Mention) Lisa Pfannestiel (Meritorious Achievement)

William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Contest

The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition began in 1938 in honor of William Lowell Putnam, who profoundly believed in the value of team competition in regular college studies. Designated to stimulate a healthy rivalry in math studies between college and universities in the United States and Canada, the contest is administered by the MAA to full-time undergraduate students who have not yet received a college degree. The five highest ranking individuals in the Putnam Math Contest are designated "Putnam Fellows" by the MAA. Here at OSU, we are proud to have worked closely with three Putnam Fellows: Robert W. Gibson (1938), former OSU Math faculty member; Abraham Hillman (1939), former author of the Annual OSU High School Math Contest; and current Math faculty member, David Wright (1976).

The competition is open only to regularly enrolled undergraduates in colleges and universities of the United States and Canada who have not yet received a college degree. No individual may participate in the competition more than four times. A college or university with at least three registered entrants obtains a team rank through the positions achieved by three designated individual contestants.

Old problems, solutions, and results are available online.

Oklahoma State's high scorers on the Putnam Exam since 1985 (where the year denotes the year in which the exam was taken):

Year	OSU Participant(s)
2023	Collin Bazzell
2021	Kyle VanDeventer
2019	Kyle VanDeventer
2017	Samuel Jackson
2016	Samuel Jackson
2015	Gregory Beauregard Samuel Jackson Mitchell Meyer Joshua Whitman
2014	Mark Denker
2013	Dateng Li
2012	R. Maxwell Jeter
2011	Mark Nelson
2010	Markus Vasquez
2009	Markus Vasquez
2008	Carlos Bernal
2007	Brandon Tomson
2006	Michael Kelly
2005	Liangkun Li
2004	Jason Horn
2003	Ryan Scott
2002	Jason Horn
2001	Jason Horn
2000	Brian Fisher
1999	Brent Schartung
1998	Kyle Wichert
1997	Jerry Moore Jr.
1996	Jeffrey Whitworth
1995	Kelly Wichert
1994	Eric Towers
1993	Eric Towers
1992	Michael Oberle
1991	Michael Oberle Michael Oehrtman
1990	Jennifer Williams
1989	Michael Oehrtman
1988	Kent Swearingen
1987	L. Craig Cox
1986	John Garnett Christine Miller David Patocka
1985	David Patocka

Graduate Awards

Bertholf Endowed Graduate Fellowship

The Bertholf Endowed Graduate Fellowship provides financial assistance to a student pursuing a Master’s degree or Ph.D. in Mathematics at Oklahoma State. Dennis Bertholf joined OSU in 1968 after earning a Ph.D. in Abelian group theory from New Mexico State University. Dr. Bertholf supervised many graduate students while at OSU, including one Ph.D. and four Ed.D. students. He also served several terms as Associate Department Head, and occupied positions on the Faculty Council, the General Education Committee, the Academic Appeals Board, the O’Colly Advisory Board, and the Athletic Council. Dr. Bertholf contributed greatly to outreach efforts as well, running several Summer programs for high school students and serving as state director for the American High School Mathematics Exam. He retired in 2008.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipient
2023	Hoai Thi Bich Dao
2022	S M Faqruddin Ali Azam

E.K. McLachlan Memorial Scholarship

Dr. E.K. McLachlan served as a professor for the Department of Mathematics at Oklahoma State University from 1958 to 1978. He served as the Director of the Mathematics Graduate Program from 1965 to 1978, in which during his tenure 46 Ph.D.'s, 79 Ed.D.'s and over 100 Master's degrees were granted. Dr. McLachlan advised his students on both professional and personal matters, and was known for having firm expectations while showing care and concern, too. He was an asset to the Department and inspired so many. The intent of this award is to reflect the academic spirit of Dr. McLachlan.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipient
2023	Preston Kelley
2022	Ryan Looney
2021	Rosaura Uscanga
2020	Nicki Boardman
2019	John Michael Clark
2018	Scott Hader
2017	S.M. Faqruddin Ali Azam
2016	Scott Larson
2015	Jianou Zhang
2014	Mykhailo Bilogliadov
2013	Guillermo Alesandroni
2012	Kedar Nepal
2011	Dipendra Regmi
2010	Xiaowei Yang
2009	Kenneth Ward
2008	Mei Xing
2007	Juhyung Lee
2005	Brian Fisher
2002	David Kighuradze
2001	Jonathan Cox
2000	Xinyun Zhu
1999	Mutaz Al-Sabbagh
1998	Stephanie Harrison
1997	Timothy Raczkowski
1996	Aleksandr Brener
1995	Jon Beal Artur Elezi
1994	Crystal Lorch
1993	Weiming Zheng
1992	Anthony Kable
1991	Timothy Flood
1990	David Farmer
1989	Gregory Force
1988	Steve Capehart
1986	Bobby Winters Paul Young
1984	Mona Cherri
1983	Shin-Min Lin
1982	Mohamed El-Gebeily
1981	Essom Abbotteem
1980	Bennette Harris

Hazel Bucy Endowment Fund Scholarship

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipients
2023	Adam Cartisano Madylan Rusinek
2022	Rajan Adhikari
2021	Amrutha Kottath
2020	John Michael Clark April Richardson Olivia Wilhoite
2019	Ajeeth Reddy Gunna Trevor Fancher Lakjayani Hewawasan
2018	Mark Denker Scott Larson Matthew Wilson
2017	Nicole Gaswick Carson James Alek Malcom
2016	Shashank Chorge Pan Yan
2015	Guillermo Alesandroni
2014	Kazuo Yamazaki Yujie Zhang
2013	Dipendra Regmi
2008	Benjamin Wescoatt
2004	Netra Khanal
2003	Xiufang Liu

Hazel Bucy Endowment Graduate Teaching Assistant Award

Year Awarded	Recipient(s)
2023	Abdullah Al Helal Aaron Berry
2022	David McCaslin Joshua Ross
2021	Trevor Fancher April Richardson
2020	Eric Buss
2019	Natalia DaSilva Scott Hader
2018	Taekyoung Kim
2016	Hailey Bodiford Phillip Doehle
2015	Aleyne Means Courtney Simmons Rosaura Uscanga
2014	Heather Ranney
2013	Nicole Gaswick Emily Quinn Barbara Trigalet

Ignancy Kotlarski Scholarship

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipient
2014	Kazuo Yamazaki
2000	Tao Li
1996	Stephanie Harrison

Jeanne Agnew Endowed Fellowship

This endowed fellowship fund recognizes and honors Professor Agnew. Dr. Agnew was born in Canada in 1917. She received her Bachelor of Arts in 1937 from Queen's University in Canada and she also received her Mast of Arts in Mathematics from Queen's University in 1938. She moved to Oklahoma in 1948 and was a professor in the Mathematics Department from 1953 to 1984. While she was at OSU she directed 18 doctoral dissertations, as well as publishing two textbooks. Her husband, Theodore Agnew, established the Jeanne Agnew Fellowship in her honor and to recognize and reward students for their outstanding academic records.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipients
2023	LaTonya Hall Reid Buchanan
2022	Lakjayani Hewawasan Puwakpitiyage Achinta Nandi Ryan Looney
2021	Oussama Ben Said Hoai Dao
2020	Adam Cartisano Farzana Hafeez Josiah Ireland Mingming Zhang
2019	Rajan Adhikari Mishty Ray
2018	Ayan Maiti Bei Xiao
2017	Hailey Bodiford Rosaura Uscanga Matthew Wilson
2016	Yuan Kong Scott Larson Aaron Yeager
2015	Sophia Xie Pengcheng Xu
2014	Heather Ranney Oleksandr Tovstolis
2013	Wilhelmina Wise Kazuo Yamazaki
2011	Kenneth Ward
2010	Dhanapati Adhikari Juhyung Lee
2009	Ramjee Sharma
2008	Juhyung Lee
2007	Brian Fisher
2006	Toshihisa Kubo
2005	Netra Khanal
2004	Naomi Tanabe
2003	David Kighuradze

Jeanne Agnew Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award

The Jeanne Agnew Award is given Annually to a teaching assistant in the Mathematics Department in recognition of superior teaching. The Mathematics Department is pleased to have a number of high quality teachers serving as teaching assistants. Although this award recognizes only one individual each year, it is meant to honor all those who have served the Mathematics department well with high quality teaching.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipient
2023	Hoai Thi Bich Dao
2022	Emilio Isaiah DeHoyos
2021	Adam Cartisano
2020	Rosaura Uscanga
2019	Nicki Boardman
2018	Ali Pirhadi
2017	Rachael Wood
2016	Steven Edalgo
2015	Ashwini Bhat
2014	Matthew Wilson
2013	Ashley Taylor
2012	Guillermo Alesandroni
2011	Benjamin Wescoatt
2010	Toshihisa Kubo
2009	Dhanapati Adhikari
2008	Naomi Tanabe
2007	Barbara Boyd
2006	Netra Khanal
2005	Melissa Mills
2004	Brian Fisher
2003	David Miller
2002	John Dollarhide
2001	Dan Sisk
2000	Simei Tong
1999	Aleksandr Brener
1998	Andrew Perry
1997	Desiree McCullough
1996	Tanya O'Keefe
1995	Joanne Eary
1994	Jon Beal
1993	Jodie Novak
1992	Kerry Johnson
1991	Crystal Clough
1990	Martha Waggoner
1989	Charles Matthews
1988	Gregory Force

John and Caryl Jobe Mathematics Graduate Student Fellowship

Dr. John Jobe received his Ph.D. from the OSU Department of Mathematics in 1966 and began his career and outstanding service to the department that year, working at OSU until his retirement in 1994. A very dedicated professional, Dr. Jobe served as Math Graduate Program Director from 1982 to 1987 and chaired the OSU Faculty Council in 1979-1980.

Mrs. Caryl Jobe, an educator of outstanding energy and commitment, has been credited by many former students as the teacher most responsible for their success. Mrs. Jobe was recognized for her teaching excellence locally and statewide, and she received the prestigious Presidential Distinguished Teacher award in 1991.

The Jobe Fellowship is awarded to an outstanding mathematics student to help fund his/her first year of graduate study in mathematics at OSU. The Fellowship helps the department offer competitive packages to prospective math graduate students, assisting in recruiting top applicants in all areas of mathematics and mathematics education. Jobe Fellowship awardees have gone on to successful careers in both academia and industry.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipients
2023	Shaivi Chavan Ryan Doering
2022	Ryan Doering Shaivi Chavan
2021	Preston Kelley
2020	Ryan Looney
2019	Isaiah DeHoyos Nikole Heon
2018	Adam Cartisano Farzana Hafeez April Richardson
2017	William Davis Trevor Fancher
2015	Zachery Ayers Andreas Giannopolous Scott Hader Nafiseh Jahanbakht Jonathan McCormick Chase Meadors Courtney Simmons Eric Towers Rosaura Uscanga Nina Williams Mingming Zhang
2014	Hailey Bodiford Phillip Doehle Rachael Wood
2013	Rosaura Uscanga Aaron Yeager
2012	Heather Ranney Zachary Sorenson
2011	Mykhailo Bilogliadov Nicole Gaswick Oleksandr Tovstolis
2010	Scott Larson Marcus Mace
2009	Krystin Steelman
2008	Heather Stauffer
2006	Kenneth Ward
2005	Ashley Bennett
2004	Jennifer Richardson Matthew Thiessen
2003	Jennifer Bower Timothy Pierce
2002	Kyle Wichert
2000	Charles Ratliff
1997	Teodora Donevska

O.H. Hamilton Endowed Fellowship

The O.H. Hamilton Fellowship is named for Dr. Olan H. Hamilton, a brilliant and inspirational professor. Dr. Hamilton, a renowned research topologist, taught in the Department of Mathematics from 1938 to 1976. We thank him for his contributions to Mathematics and for all he did as an educator for OSU's Department of Mathematics.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipient(s)
2023	Hoang Nam Tran
2022	Sachin Chandran Abdullah Al Helal
2021	Nishad Mandlik
2020	Reid Buchanan
2019	Birch Bryant
2018	Rosaura Uscanga
2017	Adam Estrup Yuan Kong Chase Meadors Austin Warner
2016	Alek Malcom Eric Towers
2015	Guillermo Alesandroni Adam Estrup Oleksandr Tovstolis Bin Xie Pengcheng Xu Jianou Zhang
2014	Guillermo Alesandroni Sophia Xie Pengcheng Xu
2013	Oleksandr Tovstolis
2012	Daniel Donohue
2011	Pengcheng Xu
2010	Lizhi Chen
2009	Xiaowei Yang
2008	Bo-Hyun Kwon
2007	Toshihisa Kubo
2006	Zhenyi Liu
2005	Juhyung Lee Timothy Pierce
2003	Brian Fisher
2002	Thomas Faulkenberry
2001	David Kighuradze Liang Xu
2000	Tao Li
1999	Jonathan Cox
1998	Mitchell Ritchling
1997	Christopher Cox
1996	Timothy Raczskowski
1995	Stephanie Harmon Chia Sien Lim Timothy Raczskowski
1994	Dana Brunson
1993	Roger Dillman
1992	Jon Beal
1991	Tanya Champagne
1990	John Lorch
1989	Gary Don Thacker
1988	Jodie Novak
1987	Cynthia Clements
1986	Charles Matthews
1984	Michael McClurkan Robert Winters Paul Young
1983	Carlos Caballero
1982	Man Wai Lee
1981	Ana Montes

Schiller J. Scroggs Distinguished Graduate Fellowship

Schiller J. Scroggs entered Oklahoma A&M college in 1945, where his father served as Dean of Arts and Sciences, after he graduated from Stillwater High School. He earned his Bachelor of Science from the university in 1949 and his Master of Science in 1950. The Fourjay Foundations established this award in his memory after he passed away in 1993. The recipient of this award is a student who displays academic leadership and outstanding leadership ability.

Year Awarded	Graduate Recipient
2023	Achinta Nandi Preston Kelley
2022	Nazia Valiyakath
2021	S.M. Faqruddin Ali Azam
2020	Mishty Ray
2019	Alek Malcom
2018	Nicole Boardman
2017	Ali Pirhadi
2016	Adam Estrup Nina Williams
2015	Scott Larson Pan Yan
2014	Oleksandr Tovstolis Eric Towers
2013	Guillermo Alesadroni Lizhi Chen
2012	Dipendra Regmi Wilhelmina Wise
2011	Naomi Tanabe
2010	Melissa Mills
2009	Toshihisa Kubo
2008	David Kighuradze
2007	Dhanapati Adhikari
2006	Juhyung Lee
2005	Zhenyi Liu
2004	Jennifer Bower Pierce
2003	Timothy Pierce
2002	Brian Fisher Charles Ratliff
2001	Thomas Faulkenberry
2000	David Kouts
1999	S. Cristina Oancea
1998	Ellen Eileen Durand
1997	Jon Beal
1996	Artur Elezi