Mark Pearson  




I am an assistant professor of mathematics at Hope College. This fall I'm teaching Calculus 1 and Algebra. In addition to teaching I enjoy working on our departmental newsletter Off on a Tangent. My research interests are in algebraic topology and algebra. The past few summers I mentored students in the Hope College mathematics REU program, and in addition to doing some really interesting math, my students and I had a great time!  This past summer my students, Sarah Cobb from Wheaton College in Illinois and Josh Kinder from Hope, and I developed a method for determining all the irreducible representations of wreath products of cyclic groups by using necklaces and their symmetries.  Besides mathematics, I enjoy music, hiking, reading and sports, especially baseball.



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