Joseph Sjoberg was good at math and Wright State University offered the Applied Mathematics program he wanted along with the added bonus of being close to home. He grew up in Huber Heights and wanted to remain local while attending college. He was surprised about how much there was to learn about the world after high school. "The world is much larger, and scarier than I expected, but the sky's the limit in terms of what I can make of it".
When asked why math, he said, "I first chose...
On April 6th - 8th, the College of Science and Mathematics held the first weekend intensive innovation "hackathon" event. The goal of this event, and future events of this type, is to engage students from diverse majors in addressing long-standing problems of significance in both the military and public sectors. Students worked with other students from varied backgrounds to push the solutions as far as they could during the weekend timeframe. Culminating with each team pitching their ideas...
Congratulations to Drew Hampton on the successful defense of his disertation on April 10, 2018.
(exerpt from The Guardian, March 17, 2018)
This spring the (pre-health) program has been centered around getting students more involved in utilizing the resources offered to them. Students can register under the Pre-Health section found on the university’s website if they are interested in the field and find out an array on information; volunteer options, summer programs, workshops, and more.
Workshops are...
Congraulations to Cheyna Brower for she sucessfully defended her thesis March 5, 2018.
