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Daniel Jelsovsky, Ph.D.

  • Associate Professor of Mathematics
Daniel Jelsovsky

Biography

Dr. Jelsovsky was born and raised in the Tampa Bay Area. He is a graduate of Brandon High School and the University of South Florida (B.A., M.A., and Ph.D.) He received his Ph.D. in Knot Theory in August 2000. He started at FSC in Fall 2000.

Dr. Jelsovsky is a topologist who specializes in knot theory. Dr. Jelsovsky teaches mathematics courses in social world algorithms, proof techniques, linear algebra, topology, biostatistics and applied statistical analysis. He serves as an advisor to mathematics majors and minors and he directs undergraduate mathematics research and projects.

Dr. Jelsovsky takes great pride in bringing outstanding speakers to campus. He has brought several conferences to Florida Southern including the Florida Analysis Seminar (FLOAS) and the MAA Suncoast Regional Convention along with meetings of the Florida Section of the MAA and the Florida Two-Year College Mathematics Association. He also coordinates the popular Hartje Lecture Series annually.