RMSC 2022
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Sat Gupta is Co-PI on a 5-year \$3,348,469 NSF LSAMP ( Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation) Grant
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Igor Erovenko is Co-PI on a 3-year $1 Million NSF grant for “Project INSIGHT: INclusion of challenges from Social Isolation Governed by Human behavior through Transformative research in epidemiological modeling”
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Scott Richter is Co-PI on a three year 1.4 Million NICHD grant with Maryanne Perrin from the UNCG Nutrition Department
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Ratnasingham Shivaji receives a 1-year NSF grant for “Mathematical and Experimental Analysis of Competitive Predator-Prey Models: Conditional Dispersal on Patches to Landscapes”
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Dan Yasaki receives a 3-year NSF grant (2022-2025) for “Building Confidence through Culturally Relevant Co-requisite Mathematics Courses within Math Pathways”
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Maya Chhetri and Cliff Smyth receive a 5-year Simons Foundation Grant (2022-2027)
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Tom Lewis, Yi Zhang featured in UNCG Research Magazine
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Shivaji receives UNCG Senior Research Excellence Award
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Dan Yasaki, Yi Zhang, and Xiaoli Gao receive 5-year Simons Foundation Grants (2021-2026)
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Department News
NSF Grants Igor Erovenko is Co-PI on a 3-year $1 Million NSF grant for Project INSIGHT: INclusion of challenges from Social Isolation…
Fall 2022 Department Newsletter
We are excited to release our Fall 2022 newsletter! Learn about the new developments in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Click…
Spring 2022 Department Newsletter
We are excited to release our Spring 2022 newsletter! Learn about the new developments in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Click…
REU in Computational Statistics 2022
UNC Greensboro will offer at 10-week virtual REU program from May 23- July 29, 2022 for 8 nationally recruited undergraduate students from mathematical…
The International Conference on Advances in Interdisciplinary Statistics and Combinatorics is a biennial event organized and hosted by UNC Greensboro featuring special sessions covering a…
Fall 2021 Department Newsletter
We are excited to release our Fall 2021 newsletter! Learn about the new developments in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Click…
Math and Stats in the UNCG Catalog
Message From The Department Head
Welcome to the UNC Greensboro Department of Mathematics and Statistics!
On behalf of the Department, I invite you to browse this website. Let me begin by expressing a very sincere gratitude to our faculty, staff, and students for their support in adjusting to the new way of academic life…
Highlights
- New degree Master of Science in Applied Statistics
- Recent Visitors to the Department
- Undergraduate Research
- Department of Mathematics & Statistics Annual Reports
- Department of Mathematics & Statistics Self-Study
- Journals associated with the Department
- Ph.D. program in Computational Mathematics
- UNCG Joins the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
- Alumni Stories
- Student Video Testimonials: Why UNCG is a great place to study mathematics or statistics.
Office Hours
Our main office is open from 8:00-5:00 M-F in 116 Petty Building.
Departmental Seminars & Talks
Upcoming Events
REU in Computational Statistics 2022
Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Computational Statistics (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)
Conference
Monday, May 23- July 29, 2022 , 2022 at 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
AISC 2022
International Conference on Advances in Interdisciplinary Statistics and Combinatorics (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)
Conference
Friday, October 7-9, 2022 at 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
The Math Help Center
The Math Help Center is located in Curry building, room 210. Now with enchanced tutoring offerings in many Mathematics and Statistics courses.
Statistical Consulting Center
Statistical Consulting Center offers consultation and advice to University researchers.
Graduate Tea
Our department hosts a monthly Graduate Tea that is an informal gathering, well-attended by both graduate students and faculty.
Recent Grad Perspective
Math is useful and beautiful
What's so sexy about Math?
