Christina Sormani


	I am a Riemannian Geometer and specialize in the study of manifolds with Ricci Curvature bounds. I was a non tenure track assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins University, Department of Mathematics, September 1997-December 1999. I am now a tenured Associate Professor at the City University of New York, Lehman College and Graduate Center. I used to live off campus in a nice apartment in historic Mount Vernon. I didn't find it through the off campus housing office, and it isn't affiliated with Hopkins, but it had an excellent landlord.

Research:

Teaching:

A New York Times Article on Affirmative Action

Analysis II, Johns Hopkins, Spring, 1999

Analysis I, Johns Hopkins, Fall, 1998

Introduction to Differential Geometry, Johns Hopkins, Fall, 1998

Partial Differential Equations, Johns Hopkins, Spring 1998

Riemannian Geometry, Johns Hopkins, Fall-Spring 1998

that I designed for use at New York University.

that I designed for Math112 at Harvard University

and used at Johns Hopkins as well.

Pursuing a Mathematics Career in Academia:

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Graduate students applying for academic jobs might be interested in viewing my old Curriculum Vitae in postscript, The Thesis Description I used when I first graduated, and the Current Research Interests also used when I first graduated in 1996.