Dr. Jon L. Johnson

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

• Elmhurst College: Assistant Professor (1977), Associate Professor (1982), Professor (1986), Department Chair 1989 - 1993, 1997 -1999, 2000 -
• Argonne National Laboratory: Temporary Faculty (1983 - 1985).
• The Citadel: Instructor (1976 - 1977).
• University of Kentucky: Teaching Assistant, Fellowship Recipient, Water Polo Coach (1970 - 1976).

• Co-Investigator - National Conferences for Undergraduate Research and Leslie E. Lancy

          Foundation  Third Round Project "Issues related to the expansion of O'Hare International Airport," 2000 -2002
• Holder of the Genevieve Staudt Endowed Chair (Jepson Foundation), 1993 - 1998.
• President's Excellence in Teaching Award at Elmhurst College, 1996.
• Co-Project Director - NSF Project: "Linking Mathematics and Physics with Technology" 1996-1998. No. DUE-9650056
• MACSYMA Grant recipient (10 copies of MACSYMA for student use in Applied Analysis Course) 1996.
• Member "All-Professor Team II" Chicago Tribune, 1994.
• Project Director - NSF Teacher Enhancement Project: "A Mentoring Network for Increasing Technology-based Mathematics Instruction" 1993-1997. No. ESI-9254579.

NCTM Journal: The Mathematics Teacher and AMS Journal: Mathematical Reviews.

• Inert Extensions of Krull Domains, Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 59 (1976), pp. 189 - 194 (with D. Costa).
• Krull Dimension in Graded Rings, Comm. in Alg., 5, (3), (1977), pp. 319 - 329 (With J. Matijevic).
• The Graded Ring R[X1,...,Xn], Rocky Mtn. J. of Math., 9, (1979), pp. 415 - 424.
• Modules Injective with Respect to Primes, Comm. in Alg., 7, (3) (1979), pp. 327 - 332.
• Three Properties from Noetherian Rings, Can. J. of Math., 34 (3), (1982), pp. 525 - 534.
• The Krull Intersection Theorem and Other Topological Properties, pp. 287 - 291 of Commutative Algebra: Analytic Methods, vol. 68, Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Mathematics, Marcel Dekker, 1982.
• Integral Closure and Generalized Transforms in Graded Rings, Pacific J. Math. 107,(1), (1983), pp. 173 - 178.
• Noetherian Subsets of Prime Spectra, Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 80, (3), (1983), pp. 397 - 398 (with C. Hanna).
• Homogenization and Dimension in -graded Rings, Comm. in Alg., 12, (3), (1984), pp. 259 - 269 (with C. Hanna).
• Properties of Uppers to Zero in R[x], Pacific J. Math., 135, (1), (1988), pp. 65 - 79. (with E. Hamann and E. Houston).
• Cancellation and Prime Spectra, Zero Dimensional Commutative Rings, vol. 171, Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Mathematics, Marcel Dekker, 1995, pp. 277 - 280.

• Advised and guided student presentations at the ACCA Student Spring Symposia: (1979 - 1995) D. Hamann, D. Spooner, Cathy Carbonaro, Beverly Saltz, Robert Urbain, Donna Walters, Fardad Serry, Gerry Flanigan, LisaMarie Nicolosi, Michelle DiPaolis, Lorelei Purdy, Gail Scheuerman, Robert Hendrix, Blaine Krage, Donna Peers (Also presented at the National Pi Mu Epsilon Meeting), and Kirk Rowe.
• Senior Honors Paper: Paul Rudnik, 1981.
• Senior Papers: (1990 - 2001) Kirk Rowe, Jill Harvey, Dave Yates, Rita Gillespie, Bob Glogovsky, Jr., Debbie Velleux, Christopher Klaeren, Eiji Doi, Jeffrey Doll, Alex Rosario, Ian Hegnar, Molly Giblin, Alex Ogilvie, Melissa Bannack, Chris Mattingly, Bill Guest, Jr., Feliche Belleza, Matthew Cloud, Brian Muscia.

• Technology for Transfer Students, Proceedings, Fifth Annual International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics, Addison Wesley, 1992.
• The Solow Economic Growth Model, C.ODE.E Winter 1994 newsletter (with L. Holden).
• The Solow Model of Economic Growth, The UMAP Journal,15(2), 1994, pp. 95-99 (with L. Holden).