Indiana Section of the Mathematical Association of America
Distinguished Service Award
Citation to
G. Elton Graves
The Indiana Section Distinguished Service Award was initiated in 1993
to honor a member of the Section by acknowledging his or her extraordinary
contributions to the Section and outstanding efforts consistent with the
stated purposes of the Mathematical Association of America and the Section,
namely, assisting in promoting the interests of, and improving education
in, the mathematical sciences in America, especially at the collegiate
level.
Among the many Section members deserving such recognition is the one
individual we honor this evening. He has been one of our most committed
leaders and has always been willing to support other individuals as they
work for the section.
The individual that I am speaking of is Elton Graves of the Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology. Since arriving at Rose, Elton has served his
department as an effective classroom teacher, including coordinating and
teaching Rose- Hulman's "Fast Track Calculus" program. His interest in
teaching has also led Elton to be a mentor in the NEXT-IN program from
1996-1998.
Elton received a Certificate of Appreciation from the section in 1996
when he retired from editing the section newsletter. He did outstanding
work in this job from 1982 to 1996.
Many of us know Elton from his service as the Indiana State Director
of the American Junior High School Mathematics Exam and the American High
School Mathematics Exam. He has served as director for these programs
since 1989. He has also served on the MAA's Executive Advisory Committee
to American Mathematics Competitions since 1992.
Congratulations to Elton Graves, recipient of the 1999 Distinguished
Service Award.
Underwood Dudley, Chair
Indiana Section of the Mathematical Association of America
March 20, 1998
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