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WIM Co-Directors

	Jessica Conway Administration Associate Professor 332 McAllister jmc90@psu.edu
	Jennifer Chubb Treasurer Teaching Professor 111 McAllister jcc31@psu.edu
	Kirsten Eisentraeger Speaker Travel Support Professor 330 McAllister eisentra@math.psu.edu Kirsten’s Homepage
	Anna Mazzucato Web Master Professor 305 McAllister mazzucat@math.psu.edu Anna's Homepage
	Victoria Sadovskaya Social Activities Professor 426 McAllister sadovskaya@psu.edu Victoria's Homepage	Victoria Sadovskaya is a Professor in the Mathematics Department. Her main research area is Dynamical Systems. She also serves as the faculty adviser to the Penn State Math Club. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking and spending time with her cats.
	Aissa Wade Travel Grants Professor 317 McAllister wade@math.psu.edu Aissa's Homepage	Aissa Wade is a Professor of Mathematics at Penn State University. Her research interests include mathematical physics, Poisson geometry, symplectic/contact geometry and related areas. Her main hobbies are: sports and cooking.
	Ae Ja Yee WIM Scholarships Professor 327 McAllister yee@math.psu.edu Ae Ja's Homepage

Other affiliated faculty

	Diane Henderson Professor, Emerita WIM Founder dmh@math.psu.edu Diane's Homepage	Diane Henderson has been intrigued with surface water waves since almost drowning on a beach as a 3-yr old due to a particularly large (nonlinear) one. She researches nonlinear waves with mathematics, numerics and primarily, experiments in the Math Department's William G. Pritchard Fluid Mechanics Laboratory.
	Wen Shen Professor 223A McAllister shen_w@math.psu.edu Wen’s Homepage
	Svetlana Katok Professor 301 McAllister katok_s@math.psu.edu Svetlana's Homepage
	Wen-Ching Winnie Li Distinguished Professor 326 McAllister wli@math.psu.edu Winnie’s Homepage	Wen-Ching Winnie Li is a number theorist, working on modular forms for congruence and noncongruence subgroups, automorphic forms and Galois representations, hypergeometric functions, spectral graph theory, zeta functions in number theory and combinatorics, and applications of number theory to computer science and coding theory.
	Linda Westrick Associate Professor 318B McAllister lzw299@psu.edu