Dr. Robbert is the 2017-2019 chair of the Illinois Section of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). She has previously served as the Illinois’ governor to the MAA.
Dr. DeWitt and Dr. Robbert are both Project NExT Fellows with the Mathematical Association of America (yes, NExT is the correct capitalization)
All faculty and students in the mathematics/computer sciences department host at least two mathematics Triathlons every academic year.
OPUS, Trinity’s annual festival of student scholarship, is taking place on Wednesday, April 20. The word “opus” is Latin for work. Whether it’s the arts and humanities, natural and applied sciences, or social sciences, students from all disciplines can present their work or attend this annual celebratory conference.
According to data from Trinity’s Cooper Center for Vocation and Career Development, 97.7 percent of the graduates in the Class of 2021 are employed or in graduate school. That far surpasses the nationwide average of 82.4 percent.
The Dean’s List is Trinity Christian College’s highest academic honor. Congratulations to all our undergraduate students who met this distinction for the Fall 2021 semester.
Trinity’s emphasis on its education program was recently recognized by College Factual, which named Trinity’s mathematics education degree among its “most focused.”
The life-changing value of a Trinity education has once again been recognized by U.S. New and World Report, which named Trinity to several of its “best” lists for 2022, including among the Top 20 Regional Colleges Midwest and #15 for social mobility.
Continuing a years-long tradition of excellence and recognition, Trinity Christian College has been named among the “Best Midwestern Regional Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report for 2021. Trinity was also named a “Best Value” college and a “Top Performer on Social Mobility.”
Assistant Professor of Mathematics Beth DeWitt, Ph.D. has been accepted to Project NExT (New Experiences in Teaching) a professional development program for new or recent Ph.D.s in the mathematical sciences.
The Trinity mathematics department began the competition in 1994 as a service to Christian middle schools to promote interest in mathematics and to bolster the self-esteem of students successful in academic settings, particularly mathematics.n
