Professor Shilepsky is involved in a variety of areas of mathematics and its applications, including computer science and statistics. He was instrumental in bringing computer literacy to the Wells campus and conordinated academic computing for twenty years. He also developed the three-two engineering program at Wells and introduced courses in discrete mathematics. On his last sabbatical, he studied the Google search engine and the mathematics behind it. Professor Shilepsky is the Chair of the Pre-Health Professions Advisory Group and helps students plan and prepare for professional schools in the health area, including medical, dental and veterinary medical schools.

Education:
1966     A.B. Wesleyan University
1971     Ph.D. University of Wisconsin

Select Publications:
Shilepsky, A. “Computer Literacy for the Wells College Community.” Collegiate Microcomputer 2:1 (1984): 9-12.

Shilepsky, A. “A Rigid Cantor Set in E³.” Bulletin de L’Academie Polonaise des Sciences 22:3 (1974): 223-224.

Shilepsky, A. “Homogeneity and extension properties of embeddings of S¹ in E³.” Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 195 (1974): 265-276.

Courses Taught:
Business and Management Software
HTML
Contemporary Mathematics
Elementary Functions
Elementary Statistics
Linear Algebra
Discrete Mathematics
Real Analysis
Abstract Algebra
Discrete Mathematics II