Mathematics

The study of mathematics opens the door to a wide variety of career opportunities and academic pursuits. Mathematics is a major part of the framework of modern science and technology. Persons with strong mathematics backgrounds qualify for stimulating occupations in an ever-increasing number of fields, from private industry to government service.

The Department of Mathematics offers a B.A. degree in mathematics. In addition, concentrations in computer science, statistics, or natural sciences leading to a B.S. degree are offered. Students who do not take the computer science concentration are encouraged to consider a minor in computer science to be better prepared for our technological society. Students majoring in other fields may minor in mathematics.

DEPARTMENT FACULTY

James Uebelacker - Professor and Chair

Adam Bigos - Lecturer

Bonita Bryson - Lecturer

Roger Fiondella  - Lecturer 

Ali Jafarian - Professor & Coordinator of PreCalculus Courses

Peter MacDonald - Practitioner-in-Residence

Marc Mehlman - Associate Professor

Robert Milano - Practitioner-in-Residence

Harvey Paulin - Practitioner-in-Residence

Brien Riedell - Practitioner-in-Residence

Erik Rosenthal - Professor

John Roulier - Professor

Baldev Sachdeva - Professor Emeritus

Ramesh Sharma - Professor

Thurmon Whitley - Professor

Wilma Whitley - Lecturer

Nicholas Zoghb - Practitioner-in-Residence