Janis Oldham
Born: 1956
place: Indianapolis, Indiana
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Ph.D. (1990) University
of California at Berkeley
area: Differential Geometry; thesis: Connections in Super Principal
Fiber Bundles ; Advisor: Shoshichi Kobayashi
Associate Professor
of Mathematics at North Carolina A&T University.
Dr. Oldham:
My father went to the all- black high school in Indianapolis, and was the city scoring champ in football in 1948. This lead to a football scholarship to the University of Michigan from which he graduated in 1965 and played in a Rose Bowl. He earned his Master's degree (in mathematics) and a degree called Education Specialist, Ed. S., from Butler University. He was a high school math teacher for many years (who taught Martha A. Brown) and finished his career as a high school vice-principal.
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