Welcome to the Department of MATHEMATICS and COMPUTER SCIENCE

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science has provided students with the background knowledge and course work to pursue a variety of interesting career building opportunities both during their time as students through internship programs and as alums in business, industry, education and graduate education.

Jarod Dalton is a 2002 alum of the department who majored in mathematics, computer science and business. While at the department he secured a very competitive internship at NASA where he developed a database for an interferometer. Jarod earned a Master's degree in Applied Statistics from the University of Michigan. After working for American greeting corporation for several year's he has a research position with the Cleveland Clinic working on quantitative medical research.

Scott Zeigler is a 2004 alum of the department who majored in mathematics and minored in computer science and completed the requirements for educational licensure. As a junior he was selected for an internship with IBM in Boulder Colorado. After completing a project for IBM working with specialized printers he was offered and accepted a position at InfoPrint Solutions Company, a joint venture between Ricoh and IBM as a software designer and analyst.

Danielle Hutter is a 2007 alum of the department who majored in mathematics and minored in physics. After completing internships with actuarial firms in both her junior and senior year she accepted a position with Findley Davies' Actuarial Services. Her position is an actuarial analyst. She prepares benefit calculations, spreadsheets, databases, actuarial valuations and government forms. She also assists the consultants and actuaries in preparing plan design studies and related projects.

Kelley Kubik is a 2010 alum who is also completed the requirements for AYA licensure. In 2008 she won a very competitive scholarship from the Ohio Council of Teachers of Mathematics. She was one of six undergraduate students selected from the entire state of Ohio for this honor. She was judged to be one of the top people in the state for her potential as a future mathematics teacher.