Mathematical Sciences

• Faculty
• Course Work
• Undergraduate Programs
  • Mathematics, B.A.
  • Mathematics, B.S.
  • Minor in Mathematics
  • Minor in Mathematics for Undergraduates in the School of Management
    • Writing-Intensive Requirement
    • The Math Tutoring Center
    • The Math Learning Center
    • Teacher Licensure
• Graduate Program
  • Mathematics, M.S.
    • Assistantships
    • Admission Requirements
    • Degree Requirements
  • Certificate in the Actuarial Sciences

Faculty

Professors: Alligood, Fischer, Kulesza, B. Lawrence, J. Lawrence, Levy, Polyak, Sachs (chair), Saperstone, Sauer (CAS Distinguished Scholar), Shapiro, Struppa
Associate professors: Colonna, Gabel, Kiley, Lim, Lin, Morris, Singman, Walnut, Zoltek
Assistant professors: Anderson, Goldin, Lamba, Sander, Soltan
Adjuncts: Ailes, Goellner, Keller, Lieberman, Lightbourne, Orlova, Perencevich, Pilley, Senus, Soltan, Wallace, Wheatley, Zampedro
Visiting instructors: O'Beirne, O'Brien, Orlova-Shokry
Affiliates: Loustaunau, Peterson

The degree programs in mathematics serve the needs of students with various interests and career goals from business, industry, and research to graduate and professional school. Students may pursue the standard program or pursue a program focused on either actuarial mathematics or applied mathematics. Students may complement other interests by taking a double major in mathematics and a related field, such as finance, economics, physics, computer science, or engineering.

Graduating seniors are required to have an exit interview and take an assessment exam.

Course Work

The Mathematical Sciences Department offers all course work designated MATH in the Course Descriptions chapter of this catalog.