Ricardo Tan ’15 attends UCLA Applied Mathematics REU
Ricardo Tan, who will graduate in Spring 2015 with an applied mathematics major, is spending the summer at the UCLA Applied Mathematics REU where he is working with four other … Read more
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Lauren Magee ’15 performs research with Prof. Bargagliotti
Lauren Magee, who will graduate in Spring 2015 with a bio-mathematics major, continues her work on Project-SET with Dr. Anna Bargagliotti during Summer 2014. Lauren has completed a research paper … Read more
Carlos Cruz ’16 attends SAMMS Program
Carlos Cruz, who will graduate in Spring 2016 with a major in mathematics is participating in the Sampling Advanced Mathematics for Minority Students (SAMMS) Program at The Ohio State University.
Prof. Medina On-Site Director for MSRI-UP REU
Dr. Herbert A. Medina is the 2014 on-site director for the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute Undergraduate Program (MSRI-UP, www.msri.org/up) in Berkeley, CA. MSRI-UP is a National Science Foundation (NSF) Research … Read more
Carrie Giesen ’15, Katrina Sherbina ’14, and Ben Whitesell ’15 present posters at Joint Mathematics Meetings
Katrina Sherbina, who will graduate in Spring 2014 with a bio-mathematics major, and Carrie Giesen and Ben Whitesell, who will graduate in Spring 2015 also with applied mathematics majors, presented … Read more
Prof. Crans gives a presentation in the Distinguished Lecture Series at the MAA’s Carriage House, May 2014
Dr. Alissa S. Crans presented the talk “A Surreptitious Sequence: The Catalan Numbers” in the Distinguished Lecture Series at the Carriage House of the Mathematical Association of America on May … Read more
Kimlin Johnson ’95, M.S.E. ’00: Alumna Finds Outlet for Three Passions: Service, Math and Science
Kimlin Johnson ’95, M.S.E. ’00 credits her professional success to the many challenges and rewards of her job. Johnson has worked for Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County for 15 … Read more
Seaver College is Dedicated to Students
mission The Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering is dedicated to providing outstanding educational opportunities in science, engineering and mathematics in a mentoring environment to an increasingly diverse student … Read more
A Glimpse of the Future
The planned Life Sciences Building will enhance the interdisciplinary teaching and research that modern science compels and at which Loyola Marymount University excels. The 103,000-square-foot building will give LMU undergraduates … Read more
Bennett Receives National Teaching Award
Deborah and Franklin Tepper Haimo Award One of LMU’s top math professors has just been recognized as one of the top math professors in the nation. Mathematics professor Curtis Bennett … Read more