Other Individuals Connected To Mathematics at USMA

This list contains the names of individuals who are important in the development of mathematics at USMA. This list is arranged alphabetically by individual.

Adrain, Robert, famous early American mathematician and potential USMA faculty.
Arkin, Joseph, Senior Lecturer 1986-1994.
Bartlett, William H. Chambers, Prof. of Exp. and Nat. Phil., USMA.
Bixby, William H. USMA 1873. Wrote pamphlet on solving equations.
Buckingham, Catharinus Putnam, writer on mathematics.
Calhoun, John C, Secretary of War, 1817-1825.
Crozet, Claudius, taught descriptive geometry.
Eisenhower, Dwight David, how he studied geometry without a book.
Grant, Ulysses S, reflects on his USMA studies.
Lee, Thomas Jefferson, USMA 1830, author.
McRee, William, USMA 1805. Traveled with Thayer to Europe.
Michie, Peter Smith, Prof. of Exp. and Nat. Phil., USMA.
O'Connor, John Michael, son-in-law of Jared Mansfield.
Parrott, Robert Parker, inventor of Parrott gun.
Poe, Edgar Allan, poet and sometime cryptographer.
Stevens, Isaac Ingalis, concerned about curriculum.
Sully, Alfred, description of 1838 library fire.
Sully, Thomas, painter.
Weir, Robert W., painter.
Wendell, Abraham, USMA 1817, kept an algebra notebook.
Williams, Jonathan, first Superintendent.