Peter Tingley

Professor Peter Tingley is a distinguished academic involved in groundbreaking research on combinatorial and geometric representation theory. As a Professor and Department Chair in the Mathematics and Statistics department at Loyola University Chicago, Dr. Tingley has made significant contributions to the field of mathematics through his innovative research and dedication to education. He earned his Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley, where he developed a strong foundation in the representations of Lie groups and quantum groups. Dr. Tingley's research interests are diverse and include combinatorial and geometric representation theory, with a particular focus on crystal bases. His work often involves the integration of various mathematical disciplines, utilizing tools from algebra, combinatorics, geometry, and topology to explore complex mathematical concepts. His approach to research is both rigorous and creative, allowing him to make substantial advancements in his field. Since joining the faculty at Loyola University Chicago in 2012, Dr. Tingley has been an active member of the academic community, contributing to the development of the department and fostering a collaborative environment for both students and colleagues. He has played a pivotal role in the Math Teachers’ Circle at the university, where he engages teachers in problem-solving activities, enhancing their mathematical skills and pedagogical approaches. Dr. Tingley's commitment to education and research is evident in his work, as he continues to inspire the next generation of mathematicians through his teaching and mentorship. His contributions to the field of mathematics and his dedication to the academic community make him a respected and influential figure in his discipline.