The Department of Mathematics and Statistics has over 50 professors representing diverse areas of pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and statistics. Many of our faculty have obtained international recognition for their research. Our graduate classes usually have 5 to 10 students. Thus, we are able to offer our students personal attention and close contact with faculty. Please browse our faculty alphabetically or view our faculty by discipline to see what choices for specialization are available. Some faculty maintain applied research programs associated with several government and industrial laboratories. Two faculty members hold the Associate of the Society of Actuaries designation and their group has been successful in placing students in actuarial positions.

We offer undergraduate programs leading to a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics, Discrete Mathematics, or Actuarial Science and graduate programs leading to a Master of Science in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, or Probability and Statistics, and/or the Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics.

The mathematics classroom building (Parker Hall) has three (3) computer labs equipped with over 50 PC's, where some software and quick/easy Internet access is available. Also, if available, a graduate student may be provided a computer for his/her office.

Browse our Website and learn more about the Undergraduate curriculum, the Graduate curriculum, and upcoming colloquia.