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Douglas Meade

	Associate Professor Department of Mathematics University of South Carolina
	Office: LC 300E Phone: 803-777-6183 Email: meade@math.sc.edu Homepage: http://www.math.sc.edu/~meade/

Ph.D.	Mathematics	Carnegie Mellon University	1989
M.S.	Applied Mathematics	Carnegie Mellon University	1986
B.S.	Mathematics	Bowling Green State University	1984
B.S.	Computer Sciences	Bowling Green State University	1984

2001 – Present	Undergraduate Director	Department of Mathematics, Univ. of South Carolina
1997 – Present	Associated Faculty	School of the Environment, Univ.of South Carolina
1997 – Present	Associate Professor	Department of Mathematics, Univ. of South Carolina
1991 – 1997	Assistant Professor	Department of Mathematics, Univ. of South Carolina
1989 – 1991	Research Assistant Professor	Purdue University

MaplePrimes Mentor of the Year, MaplePrimes community (www.mapleprimes.com), 2008
ICTCM Award for Excellence in Innovation using Technology in Collegiate Mathematics, with Phil Yasskin (TAMU) for Maplets for Calculus, 2008
Maple Mentor Award, MaplePrimes community (www.mapleprimes.com), November 2007
Golden Key Faculty Award for Creative Integration of Research and Undergraduate Teaching (nominated: 1997, 1998)
Maple Ambassador, 1994–2003
Lilly Teaching Fellow, University of South Carolina, 1994–1995

Douglas B. Meade and Wei‐Chi Yang, Analytic, Geometric, and Numeric Analysis of the Shrinking Circle and Sphere Problems, Elect J of Math & Tech, ISSN 1933‐2823, 1(1), Feb 2007. URL: http://www.radford.edu/~scorwin/eJMT/Content/Papers/v1n1p4/
Douglas B. Meade, Maple and Its Role in the Development of a Mathematician, in Proceedings of the 2004 Maple Summer Workshop, Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (July 2004), Robert Lopez, ed. Electronic distribution by Waterloo Maple Inc. URL: http://www.maplesoft.com/. Also available online at the URL: http://www.math.sc.edu/~meade/msw2004/msw2004proc.pdf
Douglas B. Meade, Maple 8 and Maplets: A New Way to Use Computer Algebra in the Classroom in Electronic Proceedings for Using Technology to Teach Mathematics and Science, CUNY – Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York (November 2002). Available online at the URL: http://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/mathsci/2002/presentations/meade.html
G. Donald Allen, Jim Herod, Mark Holmes, Vince Ervin, Robert Lopez, Joe Marlin, Douglas B. Meade, and David Sanchez, Strategies and Guidelines for Using a Computer Algebra System in the Classroom, Int. J. Engng. Ed. 15(6) 1999, pp. 411—416.
Douglas B. Meade and Etan Bourkoff, Engineerʹs Toolkit: Maple V for Engineers, Addison‐‐Wesley, 1998, ISBN~0‐8053‐6445‐5 (vi + 154 pp. + 74 pp. available only in electronic form via the WWW).