Adrian College Mathematics Faculty
 

Mr. Peter Boudreau
Professor, Mathematics
M.S., University of Tennessee
pboudreau@adrian.edu 517-264-3934

 

Dr. Lakshmi Dalwalla
Assistant Professor, Mathematics
Ph.D., Bowling Green State University
ldalwalla@adrian.edu 517-264-3935

Specialist in Group theory, combinatorics. Publications, exhibits, presentations: 'A simple definition for the universal Grassmannian order,' Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A,102 (2003) Volume 2 (with C. Bennett and D. Grabiner)
 

Dr. Elizabeth Lamprecht
Professor, Mathematics
Ph.D., State University of New York, Binghamton
elamprecht@adrian.edu 517-264-3936

Specialist in Bandit Problems, Probability and Mathematical Statistics, Statistical Quality Control, Statistics Education Special recognition: Mortar Board Award 1999, Adrian College Phenomenal Woman Award 2003, Who's Who in America, Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who in Science & Engineering Publications, exhibits, presentations: E.A. Lamprecht and S. Zacks, "Two armed bandits with change point in one arm," Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, Volume 73, 1998, pgs. 47-60, Review of text "Seeing Through Statistics" by Jessica Utts, The Statistics Teacher Network, Autumn 1996, Review of the series of Popular Statistics published by Marcel Dekker, Inc., The Statistics Teacher Network, Spring 1999 Other interests: Reading, Cooking, Early childhood education, Teaching of the hearing-impaired
 

Mr. Ken Henningfeld
Instructor, Mathematics
B.S., Carthage College
M.A., Siena Heights University
khenningfeld@adrian.edu, 517-264-4052

Ken Henningfeld has been a teacher for his entire adult life, serving for thirty-three years as a high school mathematics instructor for Adrian High School before coming to Adrian College. In this position, he taught all levels of mathematics, specializing in Advanced Algebra and FST (Functions, Statistics, and Trigonometry). He pioneered the use of writing in the mathematics curriculum and developed group projects to engage students in mathematical problem solving. At Adrian, Ken teaches Math 101: College Algebra and Math 099: Developmental Mathematics. In his spare time, Ken enjoys running, hiking, and gardening.