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Patricia Sipe
Associate Professor
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Patricia Sipe earned her Ph.D. from Cornell University.
Professor Sipe's fields of interest include: complex analysis, Teichmuller spaces, mathematical biology, mathematics education, women's studies and Andean flute music.
Sipe spent 1987–88 in Chile as a Fulbright professor and now enjoys conversations—mathematical and otherwise—in Spanish. She also has a special interest in mathematical issues in statistics. She pursued them recently on sabbatical as a fellow at the Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College. Her project is "DES and Risk: Subjectivity in Statistical Methods for Public Health," but she will continue work in complex analysis, with visits to Cornell and mathematical biology at the Harvard School of Public Health.
