Dr. William Butske specializes in algebraic geometry and number theory. His research interests include endomorphism rings of Jacobians and Galois representations. Winner of the 2019 Dean's Outstanding Teacher Award, Dr. Butske has helped organize the Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Conference, which spotlights and celebrates the work of undergraduate mathematicians, and assisted the department in hosting the annual Rose-Hulman High School Mathematics Competition.
Academic Degrees
- PhD, Purdue University, 2005
- MSc, Wayne State University, 1997
- BSc, Wayne State University, 1996
Awards & Honors
2019 - Dean's Outstanding Teacher Award, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Research Interests
- Endomorphism rings of Jacobians
- Galois representations
Select Publications & Presentations
Teaching Interests
- Algebraic geometry
- Number theory