• M. S. Operations Research/Computer Science, Stanford University.
• Ph. D. Mathematics, Stanford University.
• B. A. Mathematics, Whitman College.

Professional Positions:

• Professor of Computer Science, Pacific Lutheran University.
• Chair and Director of Graduate Program, Computer Science, PLU.
• Chair, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, PLU.
• Visiting Research Scientist, Agder College, Kristiansand, Norway.
• Program-Analyst for database project, Research Libraries Group, Stanford, CA.
• National Science Foundation Faculty Fellow, Stanford University.
• Visiting Research Professor, Department of Operations Research, Stanford University.
• Professor and Chair of Mathematics, Alma College, Alma, Michigan.
• Assistant Professor, Reed College, Portland, Oregon.

Areas of Professional Interest and Teaching Expertise

• Computer Graphics
• Programming Languages
• Data Structures
• Computer Information Systems & Database Management
• Teaching & Learning Mathematical Concepts using the Computer
• Operations Research: Queuing Theory
• Calligraphy and Calligraphic Design
• The Internet and Web Page Design

Professional Membership and Service:

• Computer Science Accreditation Board of the Computing Sciences Accreditation Commission--evaluator
• Association for Computing Machinery
• Phi Beta Kappa
• Danforth Associates Northwest
• Society for Italic Handwriting

Honors and awards:

• Research Fellowship from the National Research Council of Norway, 1989-90
• National Science Foundation Faculty Fellowship (for full years post-doctoral study in Computer Science at Stanford University), 1981-82

Publications, manuscripts, etc.

• Matriser og Datagrafikk (Matrices and Computer Graphics). Co-authored with Aasvald Lima and Hans Erik Borgersen. Agder College monograph.
• Tables of Queue Size and Waiting Time Distributions. Co-authored with Avis, Fossett, Hillier, Reiman, and Yu. Technical Report. Stanford University.
• Partial Derivative and the Tangent Plane. Computer animated movie. Co- authored with Clifford Long. Computer Graphics for Learning Mathematics, National Science Foundation Project.
• Linear Algebra and Multi-Variable Calculus, textbook, co-authored with Paul Wilson.