2025 Math Grad Programs Showcase

Explore graduate opportunities in Mathematics.  Meet faculty, connect with students, and learn how to advance your future in mathematics.

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Student Focused

We have a wide offering of general education courses designed to prepare you to major in Business and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.

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Discover our dynamic faculty and the innovative research they’re driving through, high-impact grant awards.

NEXT in Math

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Bachelor of Science in Data Science now available!
Dr. Susan Morey

Congratulations to Dr. Susan Morey one of 3 awardees honored with TSUS Regents' Awards for 2025.
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Promotion from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor & Tenure

Hiroaki Tanaka

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Promotion from Associate Professor to Professor

Kathleen Melhuish and Hiroko Warshauer

Ms. Glynda Betros

12th Annual Award for Excellence in Online Teaching - Ms. Glynda Betros

This year’s honorees:
Prof. Glynda Betros – Department of Mathematics
Dr. S. Marek Muller – Department of Communication Studies
Dr. Emily Summers – Department of Curriculum and Instruction
Dr. Christine RS Lee

NSF has awarded a CAREER Grant to Dr. Christine RS Lee.

CAREER: Colored Link Homologies and the Geometric Topology of Surfaces in Low-Dimensions.
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Dr. Susan Morey Receives the University Distinguished Professor Award

This award honors individuals whose performance in teaching, research, and service has been exemplary and recognized at the state, national, and international levels. 

Hwa Young Lee

Dr. Hwa Young Lee receives NSF CAREER Grant

CAREER: Reframing Students' Graph Literacy with a Focus on Students' Thinking

@TXST Math

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Location:
DERR 121; 121
Cost:
Free
Contact:
Anton Dochtermann
dochtermann@txstate.edu
This seminar meets about once a week.  The format is very informal, the idea is that we collectively select a topic for the semester and present material surround that theme.  Original research is not typically presented and we encourage participation from all levels. Graduate students with an interest in algebra/combinatorics are especially encouraged to attend.  Click here for more information
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