Welcome to my site!
Here is a list of projects and events I am currently involved in. Feel free to contact me for more information.
See my article in the Notices of the AMS.
100 Math Tower
231 West 18th Avenue
Columbus OH, 43210
holmes(dot)782(at)osu(dot)edu
About John Holmes
For more information about me and how I got here, click this picture!
Research
For a summary of my research interests, projects I am currently working on or recently completed, or for information about graduate students and postdocs I have worked with, click here!
Radical Pi
Radical Pi is the OSU math club. This popular club organizes a seminar series each semester at OSU. Unlike other seminars, these seminars should be accessible to anyone with a background in calculus!
Teaching
Teaching is more than just the classroom experience. For information about the different ways I am involved in teaching, click here!
Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate research is important for students who wish to go to graduate school. I like mentoring undergraduates, however, I am a very demanding advisor. To learn more about the students I have worked with, click here!
SIAM at OSU
The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics has a lot of resources for anyone interested in the intersection of mathematics and industry.
The OSU PDE Seminar
An excellent seminar series!
Math Alliance
The Math Alliance is an organization dedicated to the promotion of traditionally marginalized groups in mathematics.
Actuarial Science Club
Not your usual math club! The actuarial science club has all the information you need if you are considering a career in actuarial science.
AWM at OSU
At Wake Forest University, I was a faculty mentor for the AWM. The AWM is the Association for (not of) Women in Mathematics. It is a wonderful group of people who support equality in mathematics.
Math to Industry
MTI has a lot of resources for both undergraduates and graduate students who are good at math, but may not know how to transition to industry.
OSU Cycle
Cycle is a student organization which aims to begin the mentoring of undergraduate students (especially students from underrepresented groups) as early as possible.