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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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Faculty Awards 2024

Department of Mathematics faculty received acknowledgements and awards at the December Faculty Awards ceremony.
groundbreaking for new STEM building

Groundbreaking for new STEM building
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Math joins TXST in celebrating 125 years
Mai Bui

Mai Bui (Math Ed PhD student) named one of 6 TXST Phi Kappa Phi Love of Learning Award winners.

This award helps active members fund post-baccalaureate professional development pertaining to their graduate studies.
Lino Guajardo

Lino Guajardo named one of the 2024 National Academy of Education Spencer Dissertation Fellows

Student strategies in proof comprehension: Investigating the strategies students use to enhance their understanding when reading proof
Old Main stairway

Promotion from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor & Tenure

Will Boney, Jake Fillman, & Wade Hindes
Old Main staircase

Promotion from Associate Professor to Professor

Jennifer Czocher, Samuel Obara, Ray Treinen, & Yong Yang

Dr. Vivian Healey

Dr. Vivian Healey

AMS Simons Research Enhancement Grants for Primarily Undergraduate Institutions (PUI) Faculty Recipient
Hwa Young Lee

Dr. Hwa Young Lee receives NSF CAREER Grant

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

Dr. Piyush Shroff 23-24 Faculty Senate Fellow

'Artificial Intelligence in Education'

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Location:
Derrick 325
Cost:
Free
Contact:
vi11@txstate.edu
Campus Sponsor:
Department of Mathematics
The seminar is our attempt to improve statistics education at Texas State. The topics vary from new advances in statistics research to different approaches to teaching statistics. We invite guests to talk about their research, application of statistical methods and just some interesting things people are doing in our field. Click here for more information
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Location:
Derrick 333
Cost:
Free
Contact:
hhardison@txstate.edu
Campus Sponsor:
Department of Mathematics
This week, Amy Lawrence-Wallquist and Dr. Emily Suh will offer a presentation on Teaching for Engaged Development. For those who cannot attend in person, here is a zoom link

This seminar presents Teaching for Engaged Development, a pedagogical framework that emphasizes postsecondary students’ development as mathematical thinkers and members of the academic community. Drawing from the fields of education studies and developmental education, the framework centralizes rigorous instruction in mathematical content, supports general academic (i.e., non-mathematics disciplinary) skills for college success, and positions students and instructors as collaborators for student success in postsecondary mathematics classes. After introducing the foundational theories undergirding Teaching for Engaged Development, seminar facilitators will introduce classroom examples. While focused on postsecondary developmental mathematics, the framework can support inclusive, engaged learning for mathematics classrooms of varying levels. Click here for more information
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