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Name Chase Fleming
Label Mathematician
Email cf17@email.sc.edu
Phone +1(864) 494-7378
Url https://flemingchase.github.io
Summary I am a mathematics PhD student at the University of South Carolina under the advisorship of Dr. George Androulakis. My research interests include set theory, general topology, functional analysis, quantum information, and foundations of quantum mechanics.

Work

  • 2023.06 - 2024.09
    Mathematics Assessment of Prerequisites Troubleshooter
    University of South Carolina
    I assisted incoming students with their math placement exams during the summer. I was responsible for fielding students' problems with accessing the testing platform and resolving them in a timely fashion.
  • 2019.09 - 2026.06
    Graduate Instructor
    University of South Carolina
    I have been a teaching assistant for Calculus I and Calculus II. I have been an instructor of record for Basic College Algebra, Caluclus for Social Science and Business Majors, and Discrete Math for Computer Science Majors.
    • Recognized by UofSC's Student Disability Resource Center for my excellence in assisting students with disabilities.
  • 2016.05 - 2016.07
    Scheduling Coordinator
    National History Bee and Bowl
    I was responsible for constructing the tournament schedule for the main event and all side events during the 2016 National History Bee and Bowl held in Chicago, IL. My roles included programming individual schedules for teams and individual participants, on site assistance, and interfacing with parents, teams, and participants.

Education

  • 2019.09 - 2026.06
    PhD
    University of South Carolina
    Mathematics
    • Qualifying Exams passed in Jaunary 2021. Comprehensive exams passed in September 2022. Topics for comprehensive exams: Functional Analysis, Set Theoretic Topology & General Topology II, and Category Theory with a focus on proof formalization in Lean.
  • 2014.09 - 2019.09
    Bachelor of Arts
    Johns Hopkins University
    Mathematics

Awards

  • 2023
    David L. Boren Fellowship
    National Security Education Program
    The Boren fellowship awards funding to graduate students in order to study critical languages. I was chosen for the 2023-2024 school year. I lived in Seoul, South Korea from August until June. While there, I participated in roughly 20 hours of language study per week at Sogang University's Korean Language Education Center.
  • 2015
    Summer Institute in Biostatistics
    National Institute of Health
    I was accepted for SIBS after my first year of undergrad. I spent two months at Boston University doing an intensive study in biostatistics. I was introduced to the SAS and R programming languages via studying the Framingham Heart Study data.

Skills

Coding
• Python
• SAS
• R
• C/C++
• Lean
• Git
• LaTeX
Operating Systems
• Arch based Linux
• Debian based Linux
• Linux From Scratch
• Windows
Office Software
• Microsoft Office
• Libre Office
• Google Workspace