1990-2000

1999-2000

• 50 math majors and 17 math minors

1998-1999

• 55 math majors and 70 computer science majors
• Patricia Alessi and Jane-Jane Lo join the department as lecturers.
• David T. Brown retires and Laurie King leaves the department.
• Barron's AP Statisitcs, by Marty Sternstein is published.

1997-1998

• 57 math majors and 49 computer science majors
• Teresa Moore and John Barr (CS) are promoted to associate professor.
• Patrick Ratchford and Wanda Dann (CS) join the department as assistant professors.
• Conjecture and Proof: An Introduction to Mathematical Thinking, by Diane Schwartz is published.
• A major NSF implementation grant (COMPASS) is received by Eric Robinson, Margaret Robinson, and John Maceli.

1996-1997

• 57 math majors and 45 computer science majors
• Bill Tastle (CS) is promoted to associate professor.
• Kevin Hufford (CS) is promoted to assistant professor.
• Marcia Ascher is named professor emerita.
• James Kraft and Uwe Reichenbach leave the department.
• Barron's publishes Statistics, by Marty Sternstein as part of its College Review Series.

1995-1996

• 56 math majors and 44 computer science majors
• John Rosenthal becomes chair of the department.
• Osman Yürekli is promoted to associate professor.
• Marcia Ascher and Jean Spitzer retire.

1994-1995

• 45 math majors and 33 computer science majors
• James Conklin is promoted to associate professor.
• Michael Goldweber and Clement Lam leave the department.
• Barron's EZ-101 Statistics, by Marty Sternstein is published.

1993-1994

• 43 math majors and 34 computer science majors
• Steve Hilbert receives the MAA Seaway Section's Distinguished Teaching Award.
• Dorothy Buerk is promoted to full professor.
• Shirley Hockett is named professor emerita.
• Calculus: An Active Approach with Projects, by Steve Hilbert, John Maceli, Eric Robinson, Diane Schwartz, and Stan Seltzer is published.

1992-1993

• 48 math majors and 33 computer science majors
• Stan Seltzer becomes chair of the department.
• Clement Lam, Michael Goldweber, and Laurie King join the department as assistant professors.
• Kevin Hufford (CS) joins the department as a lecturer.
• Margie Hale and William Rising leave the department.

1991-1992

• 44 math majors and 32 computer science majors
• Shirley Hockett retires.
• John Barr (CS) joins the department as an assistant professor.
• Teresa Moore is promoted to assistant professor.
• Jeffrey Carroll and John Cigas leave the department.
• Ethnomathematics, by Marcia Ascher is published.
• An NSF grant for a computer algebra system is received by Connie Elson and Stan Seltzer.

1990-1991

• 42 math majors and 29 computer science majors
• Stan Seltzer is promoted to associate professor.
• Bill Tastle is promoted to assistant professor.
• James Kraft and William Rising join the department as assistant professors.
• Charles Bosman and Teresa Moore join the department as lecturers.
• Nava Aizikowitz, Paul Glenn, Craig Guilbault, Ron Menton, and Sanzheng Qiao leave the department.
• A major NSF calculus grant is received by Steve Hilbert, John Maceli, Eric Robinson, Diane Schwartz, and Stan Seltzer.

1989-1990

• 39 math majors and 21 computer science majors
• Margie Hale, Uwe Reichenbach, and Osman Yürekli join the department as assistant professors.
• A major NSF grant for integrating computers in the math curriculum is received by Connie Elson, Chuck Leska, Diane Schwartz, and Stan Seltzer.