Van Amringe Mathematical Prize

The Department of Mathematics at Columbia University has presented a Professor Van Amringe Mathematical Prize each year (since 1910), based on a very challenging examination.[1] The prize was established in 1910 by George G. Dewitt, Class of 1867. It was named after John Howard Van Amringe, who taught mathematics at Columbia (holding a professorship from 1865 to 1910), was the first Dean of Columbia College, and was the first president of the American Mathematical Society (between 1888 and 1890).

For many years, the prize was awarded to the freshman or sophomore mathematics student at Columbia College deemed most proficient in the mathematical subjects designated during the year of the award. More recently (since 2003), the prize has been awarded to three Columbia College students (a freshman, a sophomore, and a junior) who are deemed most proficient in their class in the mathematical subjects designated during the year of the award.

Recipients

Year Recipients
2019 Quang Dao ('20), Myeonhu Kim ('20), Anda Tenie ('22) [2]
2018 Quang Dao ('20), Myeonhu Kim ('20), Matthew Lerner-Brecher ('20) [3]
2017 Quang Dao ('20), Vu-Anh Phung ('19), Noah Miller ('18) [4]
2016 Nguyen Dung ('18), Srikar Varadaraj ('17) [5]
2015 Nguyen Dung ('18), Hardik Shah ('17), Samuel Nicoll ('16) [6]
2014 Hardik Shah ('17), Samuel Nicoll ('16), Yifei Zhao ('15) [7]
2013 Ha-Young Shin ('16), Yifei Zhao ('15), Sicong Zhang ('14) [8]
2012 Yifei Zhao ('15), Sicong Zhang ('14), Sung Chul Park ('13) [9]
2011 Sicong Zhang ('14), Sung Chul Park ('13), Shenjun Xu ('12) [10]
2010 Sung Park ('13), Shenjun Xu ('12), Samuel Beck ('11) [11]
2009 Shenjun Xu ('12), Jiayang Jiang ('11), Atanas Atanasov ('10) [12]
2008 Andra Liana Mihali ('11), Atanas Atanasov ('10), So Eun Park ('09) [13]
2007 Atanas Atanasov ('10), So Eun Park ('09), Dmytro Karabash ('08) [14]
2006 Vedant Misra ('09), Dmytro Karabash ('08) and Mikhail Shklyar ('08), Ilya Vinogradov ('07) [15]
2005 Mikhail Shklyar ('08), Ilya Vinogradov ('07), Florian Sprung ('06) [16]
2004 Ilya Vinogradov ('07)
2003 Mark Xue ('06), Kiril Datchev ('05), Jay Heumann ('05) [17]
2002 Kiril Datchev ('05) [18]
2001 Vladislav Shchogolev ('04) and Eric Patterson ('03) [19]
2000 David Anderson ('02) and Ari Stern ('01)
1990 Ali Yegulalp ('90)
1988 Ali Yegulalp ('90)
1987 Ali Yegulalp ('90)
1979 Sahotra Sarkar ('81)
1976 Chris Tong ('78)
1967 Louis Halle Rowen ('69)
1964 Sylvain Cappell ('66) [20]
1937 Jerome Kurshan ('39) [21]
1922 Melvin David Baller ('24) and Benedict Kurshan ('24) [22]
1921 Wilfred Francis Skeats ('23) [23]
1917 Israel Koral ('20) [24]
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