Mathematics Alumni include:

• Michael Gallagher '68, President and Chief Operating Officer, Westport Innovations Inc
• Clay Laughary '97, High school math teacher in Tempe, AZ
• Jingchen He '93, Software engineer, Informix Software, Inc.
• Paul Loomis '92, Associate professor of mathematics, Bloomsburg University, Pennsylvania
• Kim Jackson '91, Attorney with Fain, Major, Wiley & Brennan in Atlanta
• Timothy Grusenmeyer '85, Vice president with Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
• Jeffrey Anderson '92, Industrial engineer for Commonwealth Aluminum, Lewisport, KY

Computer Science
Wabash College graduates who have completed a CS minor or other CS courses find that they are qualified for a variety of positions which involve computers such as software developers, programmers and system analysts. The wide range of the Wabash academic experience, where a student gains a knowledge of other fields such as Physics or Economics, placed along side side his experience in computer science, often becomes an important advantage as he looks for employment.

The CS minor, with its emphasis on theoretical topics and fundamental issues of computer science, is a strong preparation for graduate school in computer science. A student who is preparing for graduate school in CS is stongly advised to complete a number of courses in mathematics and logic beyond the one math course that is required for the CS minor. Students have gone on to successful graduate work at schools such as Cornell University, University of Illinois, Indiana University, Purdue University, University of Wisconsin at Madison, University of Texas at Arlington, Georgia Tech and the University of Kansas.