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Dr. Arthur Goldstein
Dean

Location: Science and Mathematics Center, Room 271
Website: http://www.bridgew.edu/academics/colleges-departments/bartlett-college-science-mathematics

Academic Departments

Biological Sciences
Dr. Michael Carson, Chairperson
Dr. Kevin Curry, Graduate Program Coordinator

Chemical Sciences
Dr. Steven Haefner, Chairperson

Computer Science
Dr. John Santore, Chairperson
Dr. Seikyung Jung, Graduate Program Coordinator

Geography
Dr. Robert Amey, Chairperson

Geological Sciences
Dr. Robert Cicerone, Chairperson

Mathematics
Dr. Rebecca Metcalf, Chairperson
Dr. Uma Shama, Graduate Program Coordinator

Physics
Dr. Edward Deveney, Chairperson and Graduate Program Coordinator

Undergraduate Programs

The Bruce and Patricia Bartlett College of Science and Mathematics offers undergraduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree in areas listed below. Listed beneath each department are the concentrations it offers. Concentrations are programs of study within the major with their own subset of requirements. Only students selecting the major field of study may complete a concentration within that major. The completed concentration is indicated on the student’s transcript.

See the Academic Programs  section of this catalog for additional information regarding academic program requirements.

Biology
    Secondary Education

Chemistry
     Biochemistry
     Environmental Chemistry
     Professional Chemistry

Computer Science

Earth Sciences
     Environmental Geosciences
     Geology

Geography

Mathematics
     Pure Mathematics
     Statistics

Physics
     General Physics
     Professional Physics 

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degree programs allow students to select from a number of areas leading to employment related to the major area of study and/or acceptance to MS and PhD programs, provide preparation for elementary school teaching (if elementary education is elected as a second major), or high school teaching (if secondary education is elected as a minor).

The decision as to whether to award the degree of Bachelor of Arts or the degree of Bachelor of Science shall be consistent with the standards in the student’s major field as determined by the major department.

In cases where students with double majors are eligible for a BA, BS and/or BSE degree, the student will select which major department will make the decision regarding which degree the student will be awarded.

Students are advised to consult with their department chairperson or major advisor early in their academic career, but not later than the end of the freshman year, in order to select a major and to be certain that course selection will allow graduation with the desired degree.

Students should be aware that not all courses are offered in the evening. Students who are only able to enroll in classes after 4 pm should consult the appropriate department chairperson for information about the availability of evening sections of courses required in a specific major, concentration and/or minor.

Undergraduate Minors

In the Bartlett College of Science and Mathematics the following minors in specific disciplines or interdisciplinary areas are offered:

Actuarial Science
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Earth Sciences
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Geography
Geophysics
Mathematics
Physics
Statistics

Graduate Programs

Graduate Programs leading to the Master of Arts in Teaching and Master of Science degrees are offered in the following fields:

Master of Arts in Teaching

Biology
Mathematics
Physical Science
Physics

Master of Science

Computer Science

Additional information regarding graduate programs, including application procedures and academic requirements, may be found in the Admission-Graduate , Graduate Academic Policies  and Academic Programs  sections of this catalog.

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