Lane Vosbury is the Seminole State mathematics department chairman. He teaches mostly algebra, calculus, and differential equations. He is a sports fan (no longer plays) and collects vintage baseball cards. He enjoys art, poetry, doing math, collecting antiques, programming his graphing calculator and creating other math demonstrations, flowers, and being at home. A year spent in South Vietnam with Chicago sculptor Dean Langworthy changed him. During the 1960's and 1970's he wandered about North America in an old Chevy van occasionally going to school, teaching, painting landscapes and people, writing poetry, and working at activity centers and camps (including Camp Challenge) for the physically handicapped. He arrived at Seminole State in December, 1987. He now lives on three secluded acres on Lake Geneva with his loving wife, dog, cat, horse, and 179 finches and counting (the picture was taken between two aviaries at home ). He is better at making things with his computer than with his hands. He loves teaching.
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