Graduated Ph. D. Students:

1. David J. DeVries, Ph.D., Penn State, Aug. 1969. Thesis: "Lattices of Equivalence Relations and Generalized Primes." Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, Georgia College & State University.
2. Edward Parberry, Ph.D., Penn State, Nov. 1969. Thesis: "On a Partition Function Related to the Theorem of Schur."
3. Ming-Po Chen, Ph.D., Penn State, May 1972. Thesis: "Asymptotic Theorems in Partition Theory."
4. Doris Jean Mitchell, Ph.D., Penn State, May 1972. Thesis: "Generating Functions for Various Sets of Solid Partitions."
5. Willard Connor, Ph.D., Penn State, Aug. 1972. Thesis: "Partition Theorems Related to Some Identities of Rogers and Watson." Currently Associate Professor of Mathematics, Robert Morris University
6. Margret Kothmann, Ph.D., Penn State, May 1977. Thesis: "On the Ranks of Partitions." Currently on the faculty of the Department of Math, Stats and CS, University of Wisconsin--Stout
7. Kevin Kadell, Ph.D., Penn State,  Nov. 1979.  Thesis: "Generalizations of Basic Hypergeometric Series." Currently Professor of Mathematics, Arizona State University
8. Michael D. Hirschhorn, Ph.D.,University of New South Wales, 1980. Thesis: "Developments in the Theory of Partitions." Currently Senior Lecturer, School of Mathematics, University of New South Wales.
9. Louis W. Kolitsch, Ph.D., Penn State, May 1985. Thesis: "Some Analytic and Arithemtic Properties of Generalized Frobenius Partitions." Currently Professor of Mathematics, University of Tennessee at Martin.
10. Frank Garvan, Ph.D.,  Penn State, Jan. 1986. Thesis: "Generalizations of Dyson's Rank." Currently Professor of Mathematics, University of Florida
11. Nicolas Santa-Gadea, Ph.D., Penn State, Dec. 1990, Thesis: "On the Rank and the Crank Moduli 8, 9, and 12"
12. J. Plínio O. Santos, Ph.D., Penn State, 1991. Thesis: "Computer Algebra and Identities of the Rogers-Ramanujan Type." Depto. de Matemática Aplicada,  Universidade Estadual de Campinas.
13. Kuo-Jye Chen , Ph.D., Penn State, Aug. 1992. Thesis: "An Asymptotic Formula in Partition Theory."
Currently at the Department of Mathematics, National Changhua University of Education, Taiwan.
14. Garth Payne, Ph.D.,  Penn State, Dec. 1997. Thesis: "Multivariate Hypergeometric Terms."
15. Jeremy Lovejoy, (co-advisee of Ken Ono and George Andrews) Ph.D., Penn State, 2000. Thesis: "Arithmetic of Partition Functions." CR2, CNRS, LIAFA Université Paris VII
16. Andrew V. Sills, Ph.D., University of Kentucky, May 2002. Thesis: "Computer Assisted Explorations of Rogers-Ramanujan Type Identities." Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences, Georgia Southern University.
17. Augustine Munagi, Ph.D., University of Lagos (Nigeria), 2005. Thesis: "Restricted Partition Formulas, q-Partial Fractions and the Rademacher Conjecture." Currently a postdoctoral fellow at the John Knopfmacher Centre for Applicable Analysis and Number Theory, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
18. William Keith, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 2007. Thesis title: "Rank of partitions and degree symbols." Senior Lecturer, Drexel University
19. Michael J. Rowell, (co-advisee of Ae Ja Yee and George Andrews) Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 2007. Thesis title: "The Bailey transform and conjugate Bailey pairs." Assistant Professor, Pacific University.

Current PhD students:

• Heiko Todt, Ph.D. student, Pennsylvania State University
• Kagan Kursungoz, Ph.D. student, Pennsylvania State University
• Brandt Kronholm , Ph.D. student, SUNY Albany
• Shishuo Fu, Ph.D. student, Pennsylvania State University