"CCS is a great program for any aspiring
mathematician. The flexible teaching style of the professors
here allows you to learn anything that tickles your fancy.
Furthermore, the benefits of being in CCS will allow you to
excel in your academics and still have a social life." Kevin Lui
CCS Mathematics Student
" CCS Math is an excellent
program. You learn a bunch and your are always challenged. The
faculty is really great and the teachers can always help you
out. If you are proficient in mathematics and you want to have
a great time at UCSB, CCS math is the way to go." Derek Hollowood CCS
Mathematics Student
News 2011-2012
- Yifei Wang will start a PhD in Biostatistics at UC Davis
in the Fall 2012.
- Nathan Saritzky has been awarded the Raymond L. Wilder
Award which is given annually to graduating seniors and
first-year graduate students in mathematics for outstanding
academic achievement.
- Nathan Guillery got a SURF grant from CCS to work on a
research project over the summer with Prof. Thomas Sideris.
- Michio Poppleton will be working over the summer at Toyon
Research Corporation on their ISR Algorithms team.
- Berkeley Churchill has received the CCS Faculty Executive
Commendation for Excelence Award.
- Berkeley Churchill will start a PhD program in Computer
Science at Stanford next year.
- Nathan Saritzky is one of the three speakers in the CCS
commencement this year.
- Kevin Gibbons will participate in the Budapest Semester in
Mathematics program in the Fall.
- Derek Hollowood will work as a counselor in the PROMY's
program in Boston during the summer.
- Megan Maguire is graduating from the Master's program in
Mathematics at UCSB this year and will start a PhD program
in mathematics at University of Wisconsin-Madison next year.
- Kristofer Hatch will start a master's program in Geography
at the University Simon Fraser in the Fall.
- Kevin Lui, Kevin Malta, Nathan Schley, and Adam Varney
will participate in the UCSB Summer Research program for
undergraduates during the summer.
- Nathan Saritzky has been admitted into the Master's
program in Mathematics at UCSB.
- Michael Wood is spending this academic year in New
Zealand.
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