The Dorothy Allen Memorial Mathematics Scholarship provides current international undergraduate and graduate students majoring in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance in completing their degrees. The basis for the scholarship is demonstrated potential for academic excellence in Mathematical Sciences. Only international students are eligible for this award.
| Year | Recipient(s) |
| 2022 | Ha Thu Thi Luu, Vu Thanh Vo |
| 2021 | Benson Jengela, Ebenezer Pacifique Barinda, Shahrukh Shah |
| 2019 | Mercy Aipo, Gustavo Duran, Patarut Panosot |
| 2017 | Marie Danielle Aissatou Bekolo, Naike (Salima) Fofana |
| 2011 | Kevin Aboh |
| 2010 | Doan LeSenlin Li |
| 2009 | Alicia Chan |
| 2006 | Xiulin Loo |
Recipients must have a declared major in Mathematics, be full-time students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 for undergraduate students and a minimum GPA of 3.5 for graduate students. Undergraduate students must have completed at least four core courses (MATH-M215 and above) in Mathematics, and graduate students must have at least 12 graduate mathematics credits at IU South Bend. The application deadline is March 15.
Dorothy Armstrong Allen, a native of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, graduated from Earlham College in 1945 with a BA in mathematics and piano. While she raised her five children, Dorothy became active in several local organizations, including the South Bend YMCA, St. Joseph County Scholarship Foundation, the South Bend Symphony Women's Association and the Junior League of South Bend.
In 1963, Dorothy was one of the first women to receive a master of arts in mathematics education from the University of Notre Dame. In 1968 Dorothy took a position at IU South Bend in the mathematics department, which she held until December 2000.
Next to her family, Dorothy's greatest love was international travel. During her lifetime, she visited nearly every country in the world. As part of her teaching career with IU South Bend, Dorothy lived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for two years. She also traveled to Saudi Arabia in 1979 for the Indiana University ARAMCO project.
In honoring Dorothy's life, the Dorothy Allen Memorial Mathematics Scholarship was established to provide current international undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Department of Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance in completing their degrees.
Those who wish to make contributions in Dorothy's memory may contribute to the Dorothy Allen Memorial Mathematics Scholarship through the IUSB Mathematical Sciences Department. Checks should be made to the Indiana University Foundation. The address for scholarship donations: Department of Mathematical Sciences, Indiana University South Bend, P.O. Box 7111, South Bend, IN 46634-7111. You may get a donation form online at math-sci/donations.
The Faculty and Alumni Scholarship Fund has been established to provide current undergraduate and graduate students majoring in the Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance in completing their degrees. The basis for the scholarship is demonstrated potential for academic excellence in the Mathematical Sciences. The scholarship will be awarded annually by the faculty of the Department of Mathematical Sciences.
Recipients must have a declared major in Mathematics, be full-time students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 for undergraduate students and a minimum GPA of 3.5 for graduate students. Undergraduate students must have completed at least four core courses (MATH-M215 and above) in Mathematics, and graduate students must have at least 12 graduate mathematics credits at IU South Bend.
Year | Recipient(s) |
| 2022 | Khori Barker, Jason Johnson, Kayla Kerckhove, Genevieve Mathews, Jillian Richmond |
| 2021 | Dominic Bessignano, Jason Johnson, Kayla Kerckhove |
| 2020 | Shirley Frye, Chris Stockman |
| 2019 | Fatima Baca, Phillip Marmorino, Patarut Panosot, Glenn Piludu |
| 2018 | Rachel Fritschi, Trent Stutzman, Phillip Marmorino, Samuel Wilson, Kaley Yoder |
| 2017 | Phillip Marmorino, Jonathan Rivers, Robert James Rudolph, Trent Stutzman, Kaley Yoder |
| 2016 | Leita Savannah Pleau |
Each year the Department of Mathematical Sciences designates up to two Excellence Award winners. The recipients for past years are listed below.
Year | Recipient(s) |
2022 | Shirley Frye, Jason Johnson |
2021 | Shirley Frye, Chris Stockman |
2020 | Patarut Panosot, Chris Stockman |
2019 | Brenna Deardorff, Patarut Panosot |
2018 | Phillip Marmorino, Jonathan Rivers |
2017 | Phillip Marmorino |
2016 | Trent Stuzman, Alexander Zornig |
2015 | Alexander Zornig |
2014 | Casey Geer, Shu Li |
2013 | Casey Geer, Shu Li |
2012 | Doan Le, Senlin Li |
2011 | Doan Le, Senlin Li |
2010 | Doan Le, Senlin Li |
2009 | Christopher Ebsch, Steven Penzenik |
2008 | Christopher Ebsch, Steven Penzenik |
2007 | Brandon Combs |
2006 | Brian Atkins, Phuong Ngoc Uyen Nguyen |
2005 | Christina Grill |
2004 | Carlos Estevez |
2003 | Sandra Fenwick, Charles E. Willour |
2002 | William F. Zech |
2001 | Sarah T. Chabot |
1998 | Dean Johnson, Amanda K. Schermer |
1997 | Earl M. Boyer III, Amanda K. Schermer |
1996 | Earl M. Boyer III |
1995 | Geetha Ravishankar |
1994 | Jerry C. De Keyser |
1993 | Fei Fei Wang |
1992 | John S. Elliott |
1991 | John S. Elliott, Robert A. Yoder |
1990 | Robert A. Yoder |
1989 | Dennis R. Miller |
1988 | Dana Cremer |
1987 | Karen Coddens |
1985 | Gregory W. Clark, Roger Olson |
1984 | Gregory Allen Martin |
1983 | Timothy A. Davis |
1982 | James Hershberger |
1981 | Jack Aaron Grey, Jr. |
1980 | Stewart Wayne Trowbridge |
1979 | James Richard Hansen |
1976 | Edward W. Enlow, Jr. |
1975 | Daniel E. Eggleston |
1974 | R. Karl Kirkman |
1973 | David Paul Remley |
1972 | Richard A. Blessing |
1971 | Jeanne Marion Laskowski |
1970 | Linda Babcock |
1969 | James Robert Aldrich |
1968 | Larry W. Knox |
1967 | Mary Burnett Hunt |
1966 | David R. Freel |
1963 | Philip Hubert Walker |
This award is described in the announcement here.
The recipients for past years are listed below.
| Year | Recipient(s) |
| 2020 | Lois Frey |
| 2019 | Trent Stutzman |
| 2018 | Trent Stutzman |
| 2017 | Charles Pickering |
| 2013 | Chris Keeney |
Chris Keeney Actuarial Exam Scholarship Fund has been established to provide current undergraduate students majoring in the Mathematical Sciences at IU South Bend with financial assistance to take an actuarial exam.
The scholarship will be awarded annually by the faculty of the Department of Mathematical Sciences. A typical award will be $350 per academic year, it will be a cash award.
Recipients must have a declared major in Mathematics at IU South Bend including students from IU collaborative online mathematics programs who choose IU South Bend as a hosting campus. Applicants must be full-time undergraduate students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in major courses and must have completed or currently taking at least one of Math M445 and Math M446 at IU South Bend, and have definite intend to take an actuarial exam (SOA/CAS Exam P/1 or FM).
The application deadline is March 1.
| Year | Recipient(s) |
| 2022 | Jason Johnson, Jillian Richmond |
| 2021 | Shirley Frye, Meredith Torres (Inaugural recipients) |
