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Mathematics Department
By 1938, three year diplomas were being awarded by the college. By 1940, a fourth year had been added and the first class to graduate at Pembroke State University was in 1940. Three students studying mathematics were among those from the Class of 1940:
Mr. Dorsey V. Lowry
Major: Science, Mathematics, and HistoryMr. Conard Oxendine
Major: Science and MathematicsMr. Joseph Sampson
Major: History and MathematicsMathematics and Computer Science Department
The first Computer Science course at Pembroke State University was offered in 1969. By 1979, a Computer Science track had been developled and approved. In 1982, the Mathematics Department was renamed the Mathematics and Computer Science Department. And a B.S. in Computer Science was offered beginning in 1986.
Mathematics Education
In 1985 Pembroke State University became the second school in the state to offer a Master's Degree in Mathematics Education.
Department Chairs
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Dr. William
Campbell is the present Chair of the Mathematics and Computer
Science Department. |
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Dr. Gilbert
L. Sampson served as Chair of the Mathematics and Computer Science
Department from 1982 through 2002. |
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Dr.
Charles Bass served from 1980 through 1983. B.S. and B.A. in Mathematics and German Carson-Newman College Ph.D. in Mathematics University of Tennessee |
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Dr. James
R. Krabill served from 1973 through 1980. He also served as
the Director of the Computer Center. |
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Dr. Henry
Tramer served from 1970 through 1973. |
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James
A. Jacobs served from 1939 to 1942 as registrar and Chairman.
After serving in World War II , he returned to the University in 1945
an resumed his duties as Chair until 1970. B.S. in Mathematics and Physics Murray State University M.ED. in Education Duke University |
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Updated:
Friday, November 16, 2007
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