JUDITH ELENA CANNER
Biomathematics Graduate Program Email: jecanner@gmail.com
North Carolina State University, Box 8203 Phone: 919-515-4590
Raleigh, NC 27695-8203 www4.ncsu.edu/~jecanner
EDUCATION
2010 Ph.D.
Biomathematics and Zoology- Advisors: Drs. Kevin Gross and Rob Dunn
Biomathematics Graduate
Program, Department of Statistics, Department of Biology
North Carolina State
University, Raleigh, NC
2004 B.S.
Mathematics
Department of Mathematics,
Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, PA
Concentration: Applied
Mathematics- Physics minor
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Mathematical
ecology, mutualisms, species interactions, dispersal, climate change ecology,
mathematics and statistics curriculum development, interdisciplinary curriculum
development (biomathematics)
PUBLICATIONS
Canner,
J.E., and M. Spence* (In preparation). Tracking ant-dispersed
seeds: a new technique.
Canner,
J.E., R.R. Dunn, I. Giladi, and K. Gross (In review).
Cryptic seed movement by a keystone ant augments dispersal
of
a common wildflower. Oecologia.
Canner, J., L. Jones & J. Purdom
(2006).
Sequences of Reducible {0,1}-Polynomials
Modulo a Prime. Journal of Integer
Sequences, 9: 06.3.3.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2009-2010 ST 311- Introduction
to Statistics, Preparing the Professoriate, North Carolina State University
Course
Instructor and Program Participant
2008-2009 ST
512 - Experimental Statistics for Biological Sciences II, North Carolina State
University
Lab Instructor- SAS procedures and R programming
2008 BMA
772 - Biomathematics II, North Carolina State University
Teaching Assistant
2007 ST
512 Lab- Experimental Statistics for Biological Sciences II, North Carolina
State University
Lab Instructor- SAS procedures and R programming
2005-2006 ST
371- Introduction to Probability and Distribution Theory, North Carolina State
University
ST
370- Probability and Statistics for
Engineers, North Carolina State University
Teaching Assistant
2004-2005 Mathematics
Department Tutor, Shippensburg University
Tutor for all 100, 200 and 300 level courses mathematics and
statistics courses
2002 Developmental
Algebra
Course Instructor- mathematics placement exam preparation
ACADEMIC HONORS
2008 Mu
Sigma Rho, National Statistics Honorary Society
2004 Phi
Kappa Phi, National Honors Society
2003 Kappa
Mu Epsilon, Honor Society for Mathematics
2003 Kappa
Delta Pi, Honor Society for Education
REVIEWER
Oikos
The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2008-2010 Neighbor
2 Neighbor HOSTS Mentor, Raleigh NC
I am a mathematics tutor and mentor for a high school and middle
school student.
2005-2006 Passage Pals: Passage Home Missions, Raleigh NC
I supervised activities for children with parents in adult education
programs.
2004 N.E.T.
Work Summer Gardening Program Volunteer, Chambersburg, PA
I taught children to garden and led summer learning programs.
2003-2004 Ship
Mate Mentor: GEAR UP Program, Shippensburg University, PA
I lead college preparation activities for
inner city middle school students in Harrisburg, PA.
SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, and ASSISTANTSHIPS
2009-2010 NCSU
Department of Statistics Teaching Assistantship and VIGRE Fellowship
2007-2009 NCSU
Department of Statistics Teaching Assistantship and Research Assistantship
(NSF, DOE)
2006-2007 NCSU
College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Research Assistantship
2005-2006 NCSU
Department of Statistics Teaching Assistantship
2004-2005 Teaching
Excellence in Mathematics and Science Education Scholarship, Shippensburg
University
2004-2005 Sequences
of Reducible {0,1}-Polynomials Modulo a Prime,
Graduate Research Grant, Shippensburg
University
2003-2004 Unit
Origami and Graph Theory, Undergraduate Research Grant, Shippensburg
University
2004 CETP-PA
Shippensburg University Teacher Scholar Assistantship
2003 NSF
Collaboration for Excellence in Teacher Preparation in Pennsylvania Teacher
Scholarship
2003-2004 PHEAA
SciTech Scholarship
2001-2005 The Annabel Heberlig Eisenburg Loan/Scholarship
PRESENTATIONS
2008-2009 Cryptic
seed movement and its consequences for dispersal distances
Biomathematics Seminar, North Carolina
State University
Graduate Student Zoology Symposium, North
Carolina State University
2005 History
of Fermat's Last Theorem
Shippensburg University Mathematics
Conference
2005 Sequences
of Reducible {0,1}-Polynomials Modulo a Prime
2005 MAA-AMS Joint Mathematics Meeting, Atlanta, GA
2004 Origami:
The Math Behind the Paper
Shippensburg University Undergraduate
Student Mathematics Conference
Invited Speaker, Randolph-Macon College,
VA
Undergraduate Poster Session, MAA-AMS
Joint Math Meeting, Phoenix, AZ
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
2008-Present Society
for Mathematical Biology
2008-Present Society
for Conservation Biology
2005-Present American
Statistical Association
2001-2005 Mathematical
Association of America
COMPUTING EXPERIENCE
Minitab
Statistical Software
Maple Mathematical Software
SAS (Statistical) Software
R: A Language and Environment for Statistical Computing