Taylor and Williams Prizes
Taylor Scholarship
The Taylor Scholarship, endowed by Mrs. Fannie B. Taylor of Baltimore, is conferred upon a junior mathematics major who, in the judgment of the faculty of the Mathematics Department, has excelled in a junior level mathematics sequence.
Recipients
- 2020 Xinxian Wang
- 2019 Jiahao (Eric) Zhang
- 2018: Hung Chu
- 2017: Andrew Mah
- 2016: Mauricio Bustamante
- 2015: Michael Holt
- 2014: Onyebuchi Ekenta
- 2013: Andrew Seredinski
- 2012: Robert Vestal
- 2011: Virginia Anne Lovell
- 2010: Kyle Parsons
- 2009: John R. Weems
- 2008: William R. Taing
- 2007: Martha L Caulkins
- 2006: Elizabeth L. Twentyman
- 2005: Benjamin C. Skrodzki
- 2004: Joel A. Pepera
- 2003: Mateo Caballero
- 2002: Elizabeth P. Townsend
- 2001: Emily B. Dixon
- 2000: Bryant Adams
- 1999: Emilie Beth wiesner
- 1998: Sara Anne McCrone
- 1997: John J. Thrall
- 1996: Angela R. Matney
- 1995: No record
- 1994: Matthew Koerlin & Jennifer Yanulavich
Williams Prize in Mathematics
The Williams Prize in Mathematics, in honor of Dr. Charles W. WIlliams (a mathematics professor at W&L from 1948–1982) is conferred upon the mathematics major who has the highest grade point average in mathematics, and who plans to attend graduate school in mathematics.
Recipients
- 2020 Jiahao (Eric) Zhang
- 2019 Hung Chu
- 2018: Dana Droz
- 2017: Xichen (Catherine) Zhu
- 2016: Huong Vu
- 2015: Xiaoxiang Yang
- 2014: DanJoseph (Ken) Quijada
- 2013: Wenda Tu
- 2012: Alex Finnegan
- 2011: Austin S. Branstetter
- 2010: Wenling (Wendy) Shang
- 2009: John Russum Weems
- 2008: Isaac E. Lambert
- 2007: Philip Jameson Graber
- 2006: Alexander Reid Miltenberger
- 2005: Nathan Andrew Johnson
- 2004: Edward Claiborne Irby III
- 2003: Jonathan David Browder