CURRICULUM VITAE
of Steven G. Krantz
Date of Birth: February 3, 1951
Telephone Numbers:
(314) 935-6712 (university office)
(314) 935-6839 (university FAX)
(314) 862-1431 (home office)
(314) 862-1431 (home FAX)
Graduate Education:
Ph.D. , Mathematics, Princeton University, 1974
Thesis directed by E. M. Stein
Undergraduate Education:
University of California, Santa Cruz, 1971
Honors:
Participant, NSF Summer Mathematics Research Program, 1968
Highest University Honors and College Honors, 1971
Crown-Zellerbach Foundation Graduate Fellow, 1971
National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow, 1971-1974
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Designate, 1971
Visiting Professor, Universe de Paris-Sud, 1977
UCLA Alumni Foundation Distinguished Teaching Award, 1979
Visiting Professor, Princeton University, 1980
Visiting Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, 1981
Visiting Professor, Uppsala University, 1984
Visiting Professor, Beijing University, 1984
Visiting Professor, University of Umea, 1986
Visiting Professor, University Autonoma de Madrid, 1986
Visiting Professor, Mittag-Leffler Institute, 1988
Visiting Professor, Universe Paul Sabatier, 1988
Principal Speaker, Complex Analysis Conference, Cetraro, 1989
Head of Organizing Committee, AMS Summer Institute, Santa Cruz, 1989
Chauvenet Prize of the MAA, 1992
Principal Speaker, CBMS Conference, George Mason University, 1992
Principal Speaker, Southeastern Functional Analysis Meeting, 1993
Visiting Professor, Politecnico Torino, 1993
Principal Speaker, AMS Summer Research Institute on Operator Theory, 1993
Beckenbach Prize of the MAA, 1994
Kemper Foundation Education Grant, 1994
Principal Speaker, NATO Conference on Several Complex Variables, Edinburgh, 1995
Richardson Fellow, Australian National University, 1995
Visiting Professor and Organizer of Special Year, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, 1995-1996
Organizer and Principal Lecturer, Conference on Several Complex Variables, Pohang
Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 1997
Frontiers Speaker, Texas A&M, 1997
Organizer and Principal Lecturer, Conference in Honor of Lars V. Ahlfors,
Stanford University, 1997
"Outstanding Academic Book Award", Current Review for Academic Libraries, 1998.
Nagle Memorial Lecturer, University of South Florida, 1998
Organizer and Principal Lecturer, Conference on Several
Complex Variables, Seoul National University, 1998
Organizer, Holomorphic Mappings Conference and Workshop,
American Institute of Mathematics
Distinguished Lecturer, Allegheny College, 2001.
Court Lecturer, Mathematical Association of America, 2002.
Principal Speaker, Discrete Geometry Conference, Tallahassee, 2002.
Principal Speaker, MER Workshop, St.\ Louis, 2002.
Distinguished Lecturer, MAA Meeting, Claremont, 2002.
Distinguished Lecturer, Bowdoin College, 2003.
Oregon State University (Arvid Longseth Lecturer), 2004.
MSRI/Evans lecture series, 2004.
Math Circles Lecturer, San Jose State.
Colloquium, University of Santa Clara, 2004.
Sarason Complex Analysis Seminar, U. C. Berkeley, 2004.
Principal Lecturer, Annual AMS/MAA meeting in Atlanta, 2005
Principle Lecturer, MAA Regional Meeting, Moraga, 2005
Principle Lecturer, SEAM Meeting, Washington \& Lee University, 2005
Sarason Complex Analysis Seminar, U. C. Berkeley, 2005.
U. C. Berkeley Colloquium, 2005.
Christ/Evans PDE Seminar, U. C. Berkeley, 2005.
Academic Positions Held:
Assistant Professor, UCLA, 1974-1981
Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State University, 1981-1984
Professor, Pennsylvania State University, 1984-1987
Professor, Washington University, 1986 - present.