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MATHEMATICS Judson mathematics majors and minors have a strong history of success. These students enter a variety of graduate programs including mathematics, mathematics education, medicine, law, library science, and religion. Recent graduates have pursued careers such as college professor, high school teacher, engineer, physician, computer analyst, pharmacist, dentist, librarian, and systems analyst. At Judson, mathematics classes have a small student/teacher ratio. Upper-level mathematics classes generally have fewer than ten students. There is ample time for individual help from the professors. For those interested in teaching, our Education Department offers mathematics majors the opportunity of becoming certified as secondary school mathematics teachers. Advanced students who enjoy mathematics have an opportunity to work for the mathematics department as tutors at math labs.
Students who want to take math courses for pre-engineering would take Calculus I-IV, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. For further information, contact:
Dr. Ray Price
Photo: Judson math students Emily, Liz, Charlene, Paula, and Haley accompanied math professors Stiefel and Price to the Troy MathFest 2012 in Montgomery, Alabama. Upon returning to Marion, the students went with Dr. Price to the “Low Country Boil” sponsored by the Perry County Historical Society, where all had their fill of boiled shrimp while listening to live music by local musicians Chip, V.K., and Mac Spencer at the historic Marion Female Seminary. |
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