Hi, I'm a senior lecturer in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Vermont.
Tony Julianelle: 205 Mansfield House
Office Phone: 656-4352
email: anthony.julianelle@.uvm.edu
home phone: 899-2211
Office Hours: Mondays, Wednesdays from 3pm to 4 pm;
Tuesdays 10 am to 11 am; Fridays 12:45 to 1:30 pm.
After being born and raised in the New Haven, (Connecticut) area, I
went to the University of
Chicago for my undergraduate degree. Over the years I have
received
my three degrees
in three different states in three different decades. In between
my bachelor's and masters degrees
I worked a few years (with a lot of climbing thrown in) and was in the
Peace Corps for 2 years
in Botswana. After receiving my masters from Virginia Tech, I
moved to the University of
Massachusetts (Amherst), where I worked on, and eventually finished,
my ph.d. My
dissertation was in an area of geometry known as Complex
Manifolds.
Outside of academics: I enjoy distance running
, although the word enjoy is not always
applicable, as well as skiing, (skiing where you have to hike).
Although I will never win a race, I take some pride
in the fact that I have now completed running races of 50 miles or
longer in four different decades. My running has been
cut back due to complications from an ill-advised knee
surgery (my advice; talk to non-surgeons before getting any surgery).
I am still running but have been bicycling more; both to commute
to work and for recreation. Recently, a friend (even older then I
am) and I did a LAMB ride.
I make one or two trips to
Tuckermans every year, although I have not skiied center headwall since
I became a father.
I used to climb a lot, but that activity has been dormant for the last
couple of years. I do still
hike some, (including the Long Trail, north to south in 1991).
I am also on the faculty of VMI (Vermont Math Initiative).
This
is a degree program here at UVM
where elementary school teachers learn more mathematics. The
idea is that you want someone
skilled in mathematics, teaching mathematics. The program also
has a leadership and a research
project part. My interest in education has lead to run for the
school board of Underhill Central
School. Since I ran unopposed, I did manage to win. I have
been reelected four times, all times unopposed.
I am also active in Amnesty International as well as issues
surrounding
adoption
.
Some other activities that now keep me busy are being on the school
board for
Underhill Central School and working with the Vermont Math
Initiative.
One last note. I continue to search for the best pizza in Vermont. Send me your recommendations. I have found one place that I consider worthy of the name apizza (pronouned abeetz). Not quite Wooster St; but still pretty good.
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