Troy University Department of Mathematics

Thank you to all Students, Faculty, and staff who joined us at Troy Fest this year. Lots of fun and interesting presentations were observed. Take a look at some of those who participated.

Come Join Us:
March 23rd, 2026
11am MSCX room 114

March 2026 Trojan Day was a blast.
Thank you to all who participated and Welcome to Troy!

Join us Wednesday, February 28th and help us welcome one of our newest Math Department Faculty, Brent Griffin.

He will be in Patterson Hall room 318 at 1pm.

REU: Graph Data Analytics at GSU.

Application deadline March 1st.

visit the site at the bottom of the flyer for more details.

Good morning and Happy Thursday everyone!

Join us April 10-11 for our Annual MathFest. Follow the link for the details.

Hope to see you there! 😀

https://today.troy.edu/news/19th-annual-mathfest-set-for-april-10-11-at-troy-university/

Global Quantum Research partnership expansion in Asia ft. our very own Dr. Hoa Dinh.

Read more at our website https://today.troy.edu/news/troy-university-professor-expands-global-quantum-research-partnerships-in-asia/

Good morning and Happy Monday!
Hope you all are staying nice and warm today!

Please come join us on Wednesday, January 28th to hear Dr. Roblee speak on The Pythagorean Theorem.

We will be in the Math and Science building, McCall Hall, in room 137.

All are welcome!

Please join us in Congratulations to Nathaniel James Clayton in the passing of the Actuarial P Exam.

The Actuarial Exam P, also called the Probability Exam, is the first of a series of professional exams required to become an actuary — a professional who uses mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to analyze risk and uncertainty.
It is administered by the Society of Actuaries (SOA) in the United States and many other countries.
Passing Exam P is a major milestone — it shows mastery of foundational mathematical skills and is often the first big step toward earning actuarial credentials like:
• Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA)
• Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA)
Employers also view passing Exam P as a sign of strong quantitative ability and commitment to the actuarial profession.

Math club had some Halloween fun with Halloween Jeopardy.