School of Mathematics & Computational Sciences

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Dr. Joe Stickles, Director

Mathematics & Computational Sciences Faculty

Full-Time: Christine A. Harshman, Eun-Joo Lee, Emily J. Olson, James V. Rauff, Joe A. Stickles, Jr., Paula R. Stickles

The School of Mathematics & Computational Sciences includes the disciplines of mathematics, actuarial science, data science, mathematics education, computer science, and engineering science. The school offers majors in mathematics, computer science, and engineering science as well as minors in mathematics, actuarial science, and computer science. Students who major in mathematics may choose a concentration in actuarial science, data science, or secondary mathematics education.

The curriculum is structured to meet the overlapping needs of students who fall in one or more of the following categories:

• those who intend to pursue graduate work in mathematics and related fields;
• those who will apply mathematics in the natural sciences, social sciences, business or other areas;
• those who plan to become actuaries;
• those who plan to become data scientists;
• those who plan to become high school mathematics teachers; and
• those who plan to become computer scientists; and
• those who plan to pursue a career in the engineering field.

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