Michael G. Neubauer
My professional life (short version)
I have been a professor at CSUN since January 1995. After getting my Ph.D. in mathematics under the direction of Robert Guralnick at USC in 1989, I spent three years (1989-1992) at the University of Texas at Austin as a post-doctoral instructor, two years (1992-1994) at the University of California, Irvine as a visting assistant professor and a semester (fall 04) at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, again as a visiting assistant professor.
Currently, I am the director of CSUN's Developmental Mathematics Program.
On campus I am involved in the following activities:
- co-chair with Dean Elizabeth Say of the WASC steering committee
- member of Personnel Planning and Review committee
- member of the Faculty Senate
- chair of Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Committee
My research interests include linear algebra, combinatorics, and apportionment theory. In the last few years I have had the pleasure of collaborating with Bernardo Abrego, Silvia Fernandez, William Watkins and Joel Zeitlin, all of whom are faculty in CSUN's Department of Mathematics, and Eloy Lopez, a graduate student in CSUN's Department of Mathematics.
A (fairly) complete CV includes a list of publications.
I took the picture of Burg Eltz, Germany, during my summer 08 vacation.