Camillia (Cammie) Smith Barnes

Hello! I'm a PhD student in the Harvard Math Department.

I'm currently working in Enumerative Combinatorics, with interests in Algebraic Combinatorics. My adviser is Richard Stanley, who is Professor of Applied Mathematics at MIT. I plan to graduate in June 2009.

Starting Fall 2009, I'll be teaching at Sweet Briar College, a lovely liberal arts college for women in Central Virginia, as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences. I'm extremely excited about my new job!

Eventually I expect to have a new website here, but it may not be ready quite yet.

Here's a favorite photo of my "after-dinner glint":

Here are some relevant documents:
Curriculum Vitae
Research Summary and Proposal
Statement of Teaching Philosophy
Minor Thesis (Expository Report on Castelnuovo Theory)

Courses recently taught:
Math Xa: Introduction to Functions and Calculus I (Fall 2008)
Math S-101: Spaces, Mappings, and Mathematical Reasoning: An Introduction to Proof (Summer 2008)
Math 21b: Linear Algebra and Differential Equations (Spring 2008)

Study guides for Math Xa:
Study Guide for Midterm I
Study Guide for Midterm II
Study Guide for Final Exam

I may eventually add a blurb about some of the things I do in my (almost nonexistent) spare time, but for now I do want to mention the existence of an awesome new math club for girls in the Boston Area, Girls' Angle, at which I mentor from time to time.


You can contact me by adding the domain name "math.harvard.edu" after my nickname (Cammie) and the AT symbol.