Our department is dedicated to teaching and has a student to teacher ratio that is highly favorable to students. Students are consistently able to receive the individual attention they need directly from their professors.
A wide variety of courses coupled with the varied backgrounds and research interests of the faculty make each of the degree programs offered in the Math department well rounded.

Students have opportunities to work on research
projects in mathematics and interdisciplinary projects
involving computer science, statistics, biology,
environmental research or any of the physical
sciences. These projects give students the
hands on experience that makes bridging the
gap between course work and the real world
easier.
The environment at Mesa State College is supportive
of mathematics students. In addition to the tutoring
and computing resources available to all students,
Mesa State College has a Mathematics Club, a student
chapter of the Mathematical Association of America
(MAA) and an active chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon (KME) which is a national Mathematics honor society.
Phone 970.248.1407 Fax 970.248.1324
Welcome to the newly remodel Wubben/Science Building you will find us in WS 132 for any questions or concerns.
Math Club will be having their first meeting in the Interactive Area of WS 134.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010 at 11:00 AM.

Mesa State College students Shane Chatfield, David Miller, and Mackenzie Schmalz presented to over 25 United Space Alliance and NASA engineers at the Johnson Space Center on Monday May 24, 2010. The presentation was entitled, “Distribution of a Weighted Chi-squared Sum”. The trip was sponsored by the Colorado Space Grant Consortium (COSCG). Under the direction of Mesa State assistant professor of statistics Rick Ott, the students investigated the distribution properties of a weighted sum of independent chi-squared random variables by request of Mr. Joe Frisbee, Collision Probability Analysis, United Space Alliance.