Math and Computer Studies

A degree in Mathematics will prepare you to pursue careers in a variety of fields like business, science, math or education.

A degree in Computer Science will preare you for the challenges of today's high demand computer industry.

A degree in Computer Information Systems will prepare you to enter any of the high demand fields requiring an IT consultant or an applications analyst.

In partnership with the School of Education we offer degrees that prepare you for teaching at the elementary or secondary level. The full list of Education degree offerings is as follows:Childhood Education 1-6/Early Childhood Birth-2, Childhood Education/Special Education, Five Year Combined Degree Childhood Education/Special Education, Five Year Combined Degree Childhood/TESOL, Adolescence Education, Adolescence Education/Special Education, Five Year Combined Degree Adolescence/Special Education or the Five Year Combined Degree Adolescence Education/TESOL program requirements, refer to "Mathematics Education Program of Study" in the "School of Education and Human Services" section of the catalog.

Adolescence Education programs in Mathematics that may be combined with a Mathematics—B.A. program are:

• Adolescence Education - Mathematics—B.A.
• Adolescence Education - Mathematics/Special Education—B.A.
• Adolescence Education - Mathematics/Special Education—B.A./M.S.
• Adolescence Education - Mathematics/TESOL—B.A./M.S.

Students doing two majors must complete all program requirements for both. For Adolescence Education Mathematics majors, the B.A. Mathematics program of study requires:

• MAT 3240- Adolescence Education majors should take MAT 3240 as one of their 6 credits of Mathematics Electives to apply to both programs.
• MAT 4600(Internship) - Beyond the 6 Mathematics Electives required, Adolescence Education majors must take one additional 3 credit MAT course to be substituted for MAT 4600 (Internship), under consultation with the Mathematics chairperson.
• For Education majors, MAT 3200is a curriculum course for educators and cannot be applied to the B.A. Mathematics requirements.

Please read the official announcement for information on nominations for The George R. Mach Distinguish Service Award and The Rhonda McKee and Don Tosh Outstanding Award.

Registrants should email Manyiu Tse or Deborah Upton at nyrho@molloy.edu.  Include the following information:

Sponsor Name
Sponosr Email
College or University
KME Chapter (State and Greek letter)
Number of Participants
Participant Names and Email Addresses 

The registration fee is $60 per person.  It includes dinner on Thursday evening for the social event, breakfast and lunch on Friday, breakfast on Saturday, and KME swag.  Checks payable to Molloy University.  Along with the check, please send the names of the registrants and their email addresses to:

Molloy University

Manyiu Tse

Math and Computer Studies Department

1000 Hempstead Avenue

Rockville Centre, NY 11571

Once received, you will receive a notification from us.

Hotel Reservations will be made on a first come, first served basis.  The Rockville Centre Hotel serves as the accommodations for the 44^th Biennial Convention of KME.  The address is 

Rockville Centre Hotel
1 Sunrise Highway
Lynbrook, NY 11563
(516) 596-3000

and is approximately 3 miles to Molloy University.  Rooms are available at the MOLLOY rate by clicking the link below.  Input MOLLOY after selecting the 2_Rate Access/Corporate Code to avail of the discount online or call 516 596 3000 and mention the MOLLOY College or MOLLOY code and they will be able to avail of the special rate. 

https://bookings.travelclick.com/113744#/guestsandrooms

The usual travel support plus $314 will be available to any attending chapter.  If you have any questions on funding, please email David Dempsey (KME National Treasurer) at ddempsey@jsu.edu.

Please encourage your students to present and visit NY!  Fill out the Student Abstract Cover Sheet and email it to president-elect Scott Thuong at sthuong@pittstate.edu.  The deadline for abstracts has been extended to March 3, 2023.

Please encourage your colleagues (do NOT have to be KME members) to conduct workshops and visit NY!  Fill out the Faculty Workshop Proposal and email it to president-elect Scott Thuong at sthuong@pittstate.edu. 

Depending on interest (and schedule), we would like to plan a trip on Thursday April 13 to the National Museum of Mathematics (https://momath.org/).  It is located on 11 East 26^th Street in New York City.  If you are interested, let us know via email at nyrho@molloy.edu.  The math museum is open from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM.  Our mixer will be from 7:00 - 9:00 PM at Molloy.