June 1, 2012: The 3rd
highest point in the lower 48 states (2nd highest in Colorado) is
Mount Massive (14,421 ft).
It is one of 58 peaks in Colorado that
exceeds 14,000 ft, and I’m pursuing a goal over several years
to climb all of them. From a technical perspective, Mount
Massive is not among the most difficult
peaks in the 58 to climb, despite being
just 12 feet shy of the tallest mountain in Colorado.
Dr. Scott Annin 's Web Page
Scott Annin
Professor of Mathematics
Vice Chair of
the Department of Mathematics
California State University, Fullerton
800 N. State College Blvd.
Fullerton, CA 92831-3599
Scott's office: 33C McCarthy Hall
Scott's office phone: (657) 278-7678
Scott’s
FAX number: (657) 278-8791
Scott's
e-mail:sannin@fullerton.edu
Coming Soon: Website for my personal
journey/challenge
to climb all 58 of Colorado’s
14,000+ foot mountains
(Completed as of June 14,
2013: 19 out of 58)
Photo Album (updated Aug 25, 2012)
Video: my MAA Talk "Mathematics and Mountaintops"
(4/14/2012)
Curriculum Vita (updated Feb 10, 2013)
Teaching: Spring 2013
Research/Publications (updated May 18, 2013)
Scott's Music Links
(Charts, Christian music,
and Delilah)
Scott’s Country
Top 20 for the Week Ending June 15, 2013
Hikemaster
for YMCA of the Rockies (Summers 2007-2013)
Archive: Summer Hikes w/ YMCA of the
Rockies: 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Scott’s 20 Best Hikes
of his First 5 Years (2007—2011) with YMCA of the Rockies
Official
Website for Colorado’s 14ers: HERE
(My textbook with S. Goode: click on the
cover image for more information.)
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