Linde, recent math major, is now in graduate school at Colorado State. She is interested in applying statistics to the study of environmental issues.
Our faculty are deeply committed to teaching and strongly committed to student growth both academically and personally. Whether it’s calculus, differential equations, probability theory, or graph theory, you will explore important ideas as your professor carefully constructs a rich classroom environment that leads to a high level of both instrumental and relational understanding of the subject. Outside the classroom there are opportunities for mathematics majors to participate in MARCUS and/or MAA student conferences. At the end of your sophomore year, you may choose to participate in a Virginia Academy of Science Meeting, either presenting a paper or a poster. At the beginning of your senior year, you may choose to participate in SUMS, an undergraduate research conference held at nearby James Madison University. In addition, there are a wide variety of cultural and educational resources in the Staunton area.
