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The Department of Mathematics offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics, a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with Teacher Certification, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with a Computational Science and Engineering option.
In conjunction with the College of Education, the department offers courses for early childhood and middle school majors and certifications for those who pursue a career as a high school educator. As an extracurricular activity, the department offers undergraduate research to its students as well as immensely popular recurring Math Tournaments for Georgia. By pursuing a mathematics degree, you train to be a versatile problem-solver sought after by present day global corporations.
Department of Mathematics
Crawford Wheatley Hall
229-931-2358
chadwick.gugg@gsw.edu
Monday – Friday 8:00A.M. – 5:00P.M.
Faculty & StaffGeorgia Southwestern also offers students the ability to conduct research during their studies. The Undergraduate Research Symposium gives students the opportunity to showcase their efforts presented through academic posters, oral presentations, and other project mediums.
The Department of Mathematics advises undergraduate students conducting research in the area providing mentorship and guidance throughout the process.
Every year since 1974, the Department of Mathematics at Georgia Southwestern has hosted a tournament for high school students from throughout the state. This tournament has brought hundreds of students to the campus in the early spring each year to compete with one another. The longest running math tournament in Georgia, the annual GSW competition has served as a model for a host of imitators. Teachers from across the state would select a minimum of four and a maximum of eight outstanding mathematics students from each school to participate. (Extra students are welcome to participate and enjoy the tournament, but only the team-of-eight will contribute to the official score for the school's team.)
Individuals who are home schooled are also welcome to compete in the individual part of the tournament. Parents of interested home schooled students may contact kailash.ghimire@gsw.edu to register for the tournament.