In keeping with the Jesuit Catholic mission of Loyola University, the Mathematical Sciences Department strives for excellence in education. Our goal is to open students' minds to the power, beauty, and utility of the mathematical sciences and to develop their conceptual understanding, problem solving ability, and analytical thinking skills. The department's faculty is strongly committed to undergraduate teaching and to giving Mathematical Sciences majors a solid and broad-based foundation for a variety of careers as well as for graduate study. Faculty members conduct research in their fields of specialty and also keep abreast of curricular reform and creative uses of technology. | News and events | | spotlight on math | | | | - The next department seminar will be held Tuesday, November 17 at 4:30pm in Knott 309. TImothy Myers, '88, will be speaking on "Extending the Riemann Integral."
- The Mathematical Sciences Department will be hosting this week's Science Seminar. Jonathan Duggins, a PhD candidate in the Department of Statistics at Virginia Tech, will be speaking on Evaluating Thresholds in Ecological and Environmental Settings. The talk will take place on Friday, November 20 at 3pm in Knott B01.
- The Mathematical Sciences Department and the Maryland Epsilon chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon welcome Dr Paul Fishback, Professor of Mathematics at Grand Valley State University and Pi Mu Epsilon National Councillor. Dr Fishback will be presenting a talk on The Lanczos Derivative Story on Friday, November 13 at 3pm in Knott B01.
- Math skills = fat paycheck
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