Charles G DenlingerCharles G. Denlinger is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Millersville University, of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. He retired from MU in 2005 after 41 years of service, including eleven years as Chair of the Department of Matematics. His academic credentials include the Ph.D. degree in Mathematics from Michigan State University in 1971, the M.S. in Mathematics from the University of Illinois in 1963, and the B.A. from Elizabethtown (PA) College in 1961. He has previously co-authored two calculus textbooks with Bernard Kolman. Professor Denlinger enjoys teaching mathematics at all levels, but especially loves to make complicated mathematics understandable to serious, hard-working students. Seeing the light dawn in the face of an appreciative student is intensely satisfying to him as a teacher. His favorite undergraduate course to teach was, of course, Real Analysis - closely followed by Linear Algebra. In addition to Calculus and more elementary courses, he also occasionally taught Abstract Algebra, Number Theory, Geometry, and General Topology. He also taught in Millersville's masters degree program in Mathematics Education. Fortunately for him and his students, he was never assigned to teach a statistics course. In retirement, "Chuck" continues to study real analysis and its history, although at a much reduced pace. He and his wife Gloria love traveling to visit other countries and cultures. They share a deep appreciation for classical music, and are active supporters of musical organizations. They are also involved in their church and its service to the community. But their deepest commitment is to their family. They have a son and a daughter, as well as two grandchildren, with hopefully more on the way. Read More Read Less