Mathematics
Minor in Mathematics
About the Mathematics Minor
Our Mathematics Minor represents an invitation to explore a universe governed by numbers, patterns, and logic. Whether it be calculus, algebra, geometry, or statistics, our classes are designed to cultivate your skills in the field of mathematics. Learning is not limited to acquiring knowledge, but rather your path to discovery.
Visit Department WebsiteWhy Study Mathematics at CWU?
At CWU, our faculty are here to support you in your studies.
At CWU, we pride ourselves on our small class sizes and individualized support. Even our alumni community is actively involved in mentoring current students and sharing opportunities. Their passion for mathematics is matched only by their commitment to helping you succeed.
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Highlights
Mount Stuart Mathematics Seminars
These seminars run several times a quarter and are open to all. We explore applications of mathematics such as the biophysics of neuroscience and the mathematics behind encrypting data. We explore topics not normally taught in our undergraduate program, like knot theory.
Math Club
Math club offers an opportunity to meet fellow mathematics students and explore common interests in solving puzzles, playing games, as well as offering professional development opportunities like help with finding a job and applying to graduate school.
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Mathematics Department
Office: Samuelson 208
Phone: (509) 963-2103
Email: BlandB@cwu.edu
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Mathematics Department
Samuelson Hall Rm. 208