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In the College of Arts and Sciences, we believe the student/advisor partnership is vital to success.

Learn more about:

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Undergraduate Advising

Undergraduate students will be assigned to our academic advisor who can assist in selecting courses, creating academic plans, addressing academic difficulty, connecting with the mathematic & statistical science community, and more!

Advisor Office Phone Email Office Location How to Schedule Appointments
Leanna Hyatt 402.554.3841 lhyatt@unomaha.edu 204 Durham Science Center Schedule appointments via MavConnect or by calling 402-554-2458

Graduate Advising

Graduate students will be assigned a faculty advisor to help them plan their courses and meet their goals. Each Graduate program has a Chair who can be contacted for general questions.

Mathematics Department Graduate Program Chairs
Mathematics MS, Mathematics MA Dora Velcsov, Ph.D. 402.554.3295 dvelcsov@unomaha.edu 228 Durham Science Center
Data Science MS Mahbubul Majumder, Ph.D. 402.554.2734 mmajumder@unomaha.edu 238 Durham Science Center
Mathematics MAT Michael Matthews, Ph.D. 402.554.3558 michaelmatthews@unomaha.edu 231 Durham Science Center

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Request Permission Number: Contact Graduate Program Chair (see above)

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Our Advising Model

The College of Arts and Sciences uses a two-adviser model for undergraduate students. Our students begin with an adviser in the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, then transition to their major department for advising. To make an appointment with an Arts & Sciences advisor click here. To make an appointment with the mathematics department advisor, use the contact information below.

Graduate students in the Mathematics M.A, M.A.T, and M.S. should contact their faculty advisor or the appropriate graduate program chair for advising.

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