Beveridge, a theoretical mathematician, most recently was the Eugene P. Shelly
Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematical Science at Carnegie Mellon
University.
Following graduate school, he worked for several years as a database architect for the
Stanford University School of Medicine. His research interests lie in the intersection of
discrete mathematics and probability.
His current area of research includes graph theory, probability and random processes. He
studies random walks on finite graphs, which model connections that might be found in
computer networks, the world wide web, genetics, and include the logical connections in
the economics of game theory.
EDUCATION: B.A., Williams College Ph.D., Yale University
