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Department of Mathematics & Statistical Sciences
College of Science, Engineering, and Technology


 

The Department of Mathematics is dedicated to teaching and research. Our mission is to provide an exciting place for our undergraduate and graduate students to learn and do research in mathematical sciences. The department prepares students for a wide range of career paths, ranging from academia, the insurance industry, engineering, climatology, medicine, law and business. Our students are capable of assuming leadership roles in a rapidly evolving, knowledge-based, multicultural society.

News and Events

Congratulations to our Spring 2024 Graduates!

Let us celebrate our Mathematics and Mathematics Education majors that recently graduated!
  1. Savion Ficklin, B.S.Ed. Mathematics Education
  2. Chyna Jones, B.S. Mathematics
  3. Kennedy Walker, B.S.Ed. Mathematics Education
  4. Shala Wells, B.S. Mathematics

MAA MathFest 2024

Students can explore mathematical wonders at MAA MathFest 2024 with four days of engaging, insightful, and empowering activities:

Invite your friends and colleagues to explore a world of knowledge in an inclusive environment. Benefit from the discounted student registration rate and help others discover a passion for mathematics.

Conference Details

  • Location: JW Marriott Indianapolis
  • Dates: Wednesday, August 7 – Saturday, August 10, 2024
  • Registration: $191 – $710 View Rates
 
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Retirement Dinner Honoring Dr. Roosevelt Gentry

Students' Presentations at the Mississippi Academy of Sciences (MAS) in Jackson, MS

Mississippi Academy of Sciences, 88th Annual Meeting, FEBRUARY 29- MARCH-1, 2024 Thad Cochran Convention Center, Hattiesburg, MS

Computational Methods in Optimal Control

William Hager, lecturer
July 23–27 at Jackson State University
Tor A. Kwembe, Jun Liu, and Zhenbu Zhang, organizers, tor.a.kwembe@jsums.edujuliu@siue.eduzhenbu.zhang@jsums.edu
http://www.siue.edu/~juliu/cbms18/

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The program offers a thorough and in-depth mathematics education that teaches you how to utilize math to solve some of the most challenging issues in the world.

To solve problems and comprehend natural and artificial phenomena, you will learn to collaborate with experts from various fields, such as the physical sciences, engineering, and business. You will get the chance to participate in faculty-mentored research as an undergraduate math student in a variety of topics, such as the best ways for students to study mathematics or purely mathematical issues.

 

LEARN BY DOING

After completing the program, you will understand the basic biological principles, think logically and communicate clearly within the field and to other researchers, become conscious of social problems relevant to life sciences, prepare for careers in the life sciences, teaching, and graduate studies, provide a strong pre-professional foundation for medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, optometry, physical therapy, dental hygiene, medical technology, nursing, and medical records administration, and engage in basic and applied research that benefits the local and scientific community, 

“Challenging Minds, Changing Lives.”

APPLY YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Your time will be spent collecting and analyzing data or running experiments on state-of-the-art equipment – not solely sitting at desks. 

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Biology majors have a plethora of career options after studying the molecular nature, physiological mechanisms, evolution, and physical structure of life and living organisms:

Accounting Supervisor Accounts Payable Clerk Bookkeeping, Accounting, or Auditing Clerk Teaching Assistant
Tutor Actuary Software Engineer Mathematician
Data Analyst Risk Analyst Senior Software Engineer High School Teacher
Project Manager Application Developer Chief Technology Officer Biostatistician
Data Scientist Financial Engineer Operations Research Analyst Insurance Underwriter

RESEARCH

Students and faculty engage in cutting-edge research across a variety of areas. Our department has particular strengths in applied mathematics; dynamical systems; geometry and physics; number theory; and probability and statistics.

Want to learn more? Click below to view our advancements.

RESOURCES

 

LISA-QED

LISA-QED

 

 

Online Learning

Important Links

Pearson MyMathLab

Wolfram Mathematica

Math Alliance

Math Alliance

 

 

 

PERSONNEL

READY TO JOIN?

For more information, please contact us at (601) 979-2161.  We look forward to meeting with you and seeing how our program can help you achieve your goals.

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS & STATISTICAL SCIENCES

Location

 Ernest E. Just Hall of Science, Rm # 225

Contact

(601) 979-2161

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