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New display in Library Foyer
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Meeting includes scientific presentations and a science-themed art exhibit
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Mathematics major Yvette Niyomugaba presented a poster on her research at the Joint Mathematics Meetings and won an Outstanding Presentation Award.
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Dr. Suzanne Buchele traveled with a team from Southwestern to deliver reusable computers and components to Honduras.
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Two students were inducted into the CS honors society.
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New president is a nationally known math professor and educational innovator
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Inspired by a trip to the Goodwill Computer History Museum in Austin, CS students create their own computer history exhibit in Mood Bridwell Hall.
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The ACM CS Club’s fun events of 2012.
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Dr. Fumiko Futamura presents a minicourse entitled Visualizing Projective Geometry through Photographs and Perspective Drawings at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Diego
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Barbara Boucher Owens is one of six computer science educators selected for a nationwide honor
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Students also perform well in problem-solving challenge
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Dr. Therese Shelton’s math capstone students all give talks at the Texas Undergraduate Math Conference (TUMC) in Nacodoches, TX
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Southwestern team su-root placed 17th out of 59 teams (4th among undergraduate-only institutions) and 19th (6th among undergraduate-only institutions) in a separate scripting contest.
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New First-Year Seminar helps students learn there are alternatives to throwing things away
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Grant will help fund new textbook on projective geometry and art
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Students attended the MAA section meeting in Dallas and competed in a Calculus Bowl. Zoe Pham and Yvette Niyomugaba gave a joint talk on a mathematical model of pollution.
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The Putnam team consisting of SU students David Vaden, Zach Anglin and Alain Chau place in the top 150, Vaden places 646th and Anglin 1316th out of 4440.
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Zoe Pham, Yvette Niyomugaba and Stephen Brown receive awards for their outstanding performance in mathematics and computer science.
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Dr. John Chapman is recognized for 45+ years of service with a renaming of the math & CS lounge
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NPR reports on the ‘big data’ industry - analyzing and making sense of the massive amounts of data that firms like Facebook, Groupon and biotech firm Human Genome Sciences collect. The ‘big data’ trend is “fueling intense demand for mathematics and computing talent.” Hello, career opportunity!
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Dr. Alison Marr was one of four invited speakers at the
2 5th Midwest Conference on Combinatorics, Cryptography, and Computing held in Las Vegas.
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Sarah Ayers wants to become a high school math teacher and swim coach
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Computer science professor and her son launch Internet-based venture
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New summer program at Southwestern helps high school math and science teachers brush up on computer science skills
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Southwestern professor who sees math in art brings a new dimension to the Semester in London program
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Cullen Foundation of Houston pledges $3 million for project to expand and renovate the Fondren-Jones Science Building
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Four students are inducted into UPE, the computer science honor society.
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Students and faculty attend the International SIGCSE conference, Senior Matt Flatau presents a poster of his seniors thesis.
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2009 graduate Stephen Foster receives an NSF Fellowship to fund graduate studies at University of San Diego.
