Hunter Lehmann

Hunter Lehmann is Director of Undergraduate Advising for the School of Math at Georgia Tech. In this position, he has a variety of duties, including running undergraduate math advising and coordinating multivariable calculus.

My name is Hunter Lehmann and I’m an Academic Professional with the School of Mathematics at Georgia Tech. I’m originally from Poulsbo, WA and completed my undergraduate degree in mathematics nearby at Seattle University. I did my PhD at the University of Kentucky in algebraic coding theory with Dr. Heide Gluesing-Luerssen, studying properties of orbit subspace codes. I am interested in different grading structures and their effects on student learning. I teach primarily multivariable calculus, seminars for math majors, and upper-level mathematics courses related to algebra.