Majors, Minors & Departments - Wheaton College Massachusetts

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Mathematica
Minitab and Minitab Express Download Instructions
R
R Studio (Download Instructions)

For more information, contact Michael Kahn, Chair, Department of Mathematics

Programs

Bioinformatics

Bioinformatics

Combining the strengths of the liberal arts within the context of interdisciplinary studies in biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, and statistics, the bioinformatics major prepares students for a world that relies on collaboration.

Mathematics

Mathematics

We have a very friendly, supportive community of students and faculty who believe that mathematics is both beautiful and applicable and is one of pillars that supports Wheaton’s mission as a liberal arts college.

Mathematics and Economics

Mathematics and Economics

Students interested in both economic and mathematical analysis to use mathematical concepts and techniques in understanding and analyzing economic problems, processes and policies.

Statistics

Statistics

Statisticians work with information collected by scientists and decision-makers in the hope of making sense of complicated questions.

Home run for Kenneth Babby ’02

Baseball team owner being inducted into sports hall of fame Kenneth Babby ’02, the owner of two Minor League Baseball teams, is being inducted into the Summit County Sports Hall of Fame and will receive a service award at the organization’s banquet on October 2, in Akron, Ohio. Summit County Hall of Fame candidates are required […]

Time left in day

Junior maker Eammon Littler ’20 crafts an award-winning clock to help manage his productivity.

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100 years pass like a dream

September 11, 2018

Wheaton College Professor of Computer Science Mark D. LeBlanc completes a decade of WWI research and publishes new book.

International Student Highlight: Yusheng Wu

August 22, 2018

Take a look at one of our international students here at Wheaton majoring in Physics and Bioinformatics.

Applying Mathematical Concepts to Elections – the “Geometry of Redistricting”

November 29, 2017

Tommy Ratliff, professor of mathematics and economics, speaks about his participation in the “Geometry to Redistricting” workshop sponsored by the…