Curriculum Vitae
John M. Lee

September 11, 2007


Academic Rank:  Professor
Department:  Mathematics
Birth date:  9/2/50

Education:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  Dissertation: Higher asymptotics of the complex 
  Monge-Ampère equation and geometry
  of CR manifolds, advised by Richard B. Melrose
Ph.D. 1978--1982
Tufts University 1977--1978
Princeton University A.B. 1968-1972

Employment:
University of Washington Professor 1996-present
Associate Professor 1989-1996
Assistant Professor 1986-1989
Harvard University Assistant Professor 1982-1987
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Teaching Assistant, Programmer 1978-1982
Wooster School, Danbury, Connecticut Math/Physics Teacher 1975-1977
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab, Princeton Systems Programmer 1974-1975
Texas Instruments Systems Programmer 1972-1974

Visiting positions:
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 4/30/01-5/18/01
Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia 6/22/97-7/5/97
MIT 8/1/94-8/31/94
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 9/20/93-9/24/93
Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan  7/13/88-7/28/88
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 3/14/88-3/28/88
Mittag-Leffler Institute 5/11/86-5/25/86
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute 7/6/84-7/11/84

Awards:
American Mathematical Society Centennial Research Fellowship 1989-1991
Joseph R. Levenson Prize for excellence in teaching, Harvard College 1985-1986
NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship 1982-1983

Graduate students supervised:
Chris Kunkel PhD expected, 2008
Eric Bahuaud PhD, 2007
Robert Hladky PhD, 2004
Peter Garfield PhD, 2001
John Roth PhD, 1999
Tracey Marsh MS, 2004
Dale Skinner MS, 2000
Brent Smith MS, 1996
Gregory Leibon MS, 1996
Phillippe Konstantinovic MS, 1993
Gerd Breitenbach MS, 1991

Professional duties:
Associate Editor, Journal of Geometric Analysis 1990-present
Coordinator, Pacific Northwest Geometry Seminar 1990-2003
Reviewer for National Science Foundation 1986-present
Reviewer for Mathematical Reviews 1988-present
Referee for numerous mathematics research journals and book publishers 1988-present

Software Developed:
Ricci: a Mathematica Package for Doing Tensor Calculations in Differential Geometry, 1992.  An original software package consisting of 7000 lines of Mathematica code; distributed via Internet, and chosen for inclusion in Wolfram Research's MathSource library of Mathematica packages.

Textbooks:
Riemannian Manifolds: An Introduction to Curvature Springer-Verlag 1997
Introduction to Topological Manifolds Springer-Verlag 2000
Introduction to Smooth Manifolds Springer-Verlag 2002