Atticus McWhorter

PhD Student, Mathematics · Dartmouth College

About

I am a fourth-year graduate student at Dartmouth College in the math department. My advisors are Feng Fu and Daryl DeFord. Before Dartmouth, I graduated with a BA in Mathematics and Physics from Bowdoin College in 2022 where I was advised by Adam Levy and Dale Syphers.

I am interested in solving problems in the social and political sciences with mathematics and data science, which has led me to analysis of random and spreading processes on networks, as well as graph partitioning problems that pertain to political redistricting.

In my free time I enjoy skiing, cooking, and spending time with friends.

Contact

atticus.w.mcwhorter.gr@dartmouth.edu

github.com/amcwhorter

Research

Teaching

Math 36 Mathematical Models in the Social Sciences, Spring 2026, Instructor
Math 10 Introductory Statistics, Spring 2025, Instructor
Math 11 Accelerated Multivariable Calculus, Fall 2024, TA
Math 13 Calculus of Vector-Valued Functions, Spring 2024, TA
Math 9 Multivariable Differential Calculus with Linear Algebra, Fall 2023, TA
Math 22 Linear Algebra with Applications, Spring 2023, TA
Math 1 Introduction to Calculus, Fall 2022, TA

Talks

The Marked Edge Walk invited
2026 Joint Mathematics Meetings, AMS Special Session on The Mathematics of Elections and Redistricting
Free Elections in the Free State invited
2024 SIAM Annual Meeting, Mathematical and Computational Redistricting: Algorithms and Analysis
Q-Learning Dynamics in Vaccination contributed
Seventh Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems
Research Computing Methods in Python and Julia contributed
Fu Lab talk series