DISTINGUISHED FACULTY OF SCHOLARSHIP/ARTISTIC ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD
COLLEGE OF THE SCIENCES Dominic Klyve — Department of Mathematics PhD, Mathematics, Dartmouth
Dr. Klyve has also made substantial contributions to the broader scholarly community. He has served in multiple editorial leadership roles for the College Mathematics Journal and received the Paul R. Halmos–Lester R. Ford Award for outstanding mathematical exposition. As Lead Principal Investigator for the NSF-funded TRIUMPHS project, he helped develop innovative mathematics curriculum materials now used at more than 100 institutions across the United States and Canada. His leadership helped establish both the TRIUMPHS Society and a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to this work. Beyond mathematics, Dr. Klyve has built a strong interdisciplinary research profile in applied statistics and data science, authoring more than 30 peer-reviewed publications in collaboration with researchers in medicine, engineering, and public health. His work has also extended into the humanities, including publications in Shakespeare studies that combine statistical analysis with literary interpretation. In summary, the committee finds that Dr. Dominic Klyve exemplifies the highest standards of scholarly achievement at Central Washington University. His publication record, interdisciplinary impact, mentorship of students, grant leadership, and service to the academic community represent an exceptional and distinguished career. For these reasons, the committee unanimously recommends Dr. Klyve for the Distinguished Faculty of Scholarship/Artistic Accomplishment Award.
After extensive review and deliberation, the Distinguished Faculty Awards Selection Committee recommends Dr. Dominic Klyve for the Distinguished Faculty of Scholarship/Artistic Accomplishment Award. His remarkable record of research productivity, interdisciplinary scholarship, student mentorship, and national and international recognition places him among the most accomplished scholars at Central Washington University. His work not only meets but exceeds the standards expected for this distinction. Dr. Klyve has produced an extraordinary body of scholarship, including more than 90 peer-reviewed publications and patents spanning mathematics, statistics, biomedical data science, Shakespeare studies, linguistics, and the digital humanities. His work has appeared in highly respected journals across multiple disciplines, reflecting both intellectual range and scholarly rigor. According to Google Scholar, his publications have been cited more than 600 times, demonstrating the broad influence of his research. He has also delivered invited lectures and presentations throughout North America, Europe, and New Zealand, and has held visiting appointments internationally, further underscoring the reputation of his scholarship. A defining feature of Dr. Klyve’s career is his commitment to involving students in authentic research. He has supervised 37 undergraduate research projects, served on 13 master’s thesis committees, and coauthored 18 peer-reviewed publications with undergraduate students. His mentorship has been recognized through awards such as the 2022 National Faculty Mentoring Award from the Council on Undergraduate Research and CWU’s SOURCE Mentor of the Year Award.
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