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• Dr. May Boggess and her students enjoy coloring for an educational cause as part of a unique Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program in the Department of Mathematics.
• Phil Yasskin has been selected to receive a College Level Association of Former Students Teaching Award, Fall 2011.
• It is with pleasure to announce that final approval has been made, effective September 1, 2011 Emil Straube will head the Mathematics Department.
• Peter Kuchment will be promoted to the rank of Distinguished Professor, effective September 1, 2011.
• Joe Pasciak is the recipient of the 2011 Association of Former Students university-level Distinguished Achievement Award for Research.
• Gilles Pisier has been elected as a Foreign Fellow of the Indian National Science Academy to honor his fundamental work in functional analysis, harmonic analysis, and probability.
• The National Research Council has released its rankings of graduate programs by discipline, overall the department ranked 25th in the nation and 14th among public institutions.
• The following mathematics faculty members have been given Teaching Excellence Awards (SLATE) by the A&M System: Angela Allen, Amy Austin, Jon Hauenstein, and Heather Ramsey. Angela Allen and Jon Hauenstein's awards are in the top category of the awards given.
• Professor Jay Walton has received an Association of Former Students Award in Teaching at the College level.
• Harold Boas receives Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement University-Level Award in Teaching.
• Yalchin Efendiev has received the Fraunhofer-Bessel Award from the Humboldt Foundation, Germany.
• Ron DeVore has been promoted to Distinguished Professor, effective September 1, 2010.
Welcome to the Department of Mathematics
Our mission is to create and disseminate research and to provide outstanding instruction at the undergraduate and graduate level in all areas of pure and applied mathematics.
Our distinguished faculty's research interests include algebra, approximation theory, combinatorics, differential equations, functional analysis, geometry, number theory, mathematical modeling, numerical analysis, probability, and several complex variables. Many of our faculty collaborate with researchers in other disciplines, such as computer science, geoscience, physics and engineering.
Our department offers instruction that leads to bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees in pure and applied mathematics. Our masters program is also offered via distance education and enrolls students from all over the world. Over 25,000 students enroll in our courses each year and we offer a wide array of web-assisted supplemental instructional services. We invite you to navigate through our web-links to research, academic programs, courses offered, and to other information provided in these web pages.