Mathematics Department
Mathematics is a universal language that can be used to learn more about how our world works, as it is used in science, business and the arts. Mathematics can be considered a gateway to higher education and mathematics skills, especially critical thinking and reasoning aloud with group members are important skills to success at college and beyond. Our Mathematics Department provides students with coursework and extra-curricular experiences that will enable them to advance their math skills and interests. Small class sizes and an actively engaged faculty mean our students have the opportunity to improve their knowledge at their pace and with confidence. Students have the opportunity to supplement their close-knit classes with participation in the Math Clubs, and problem-solving seminars.
Dr. Natalya Romanova, Ph.D. • department Chair
Dr. Romanova received a Ph.D. in Mathematics and Physics from Belarusian State University. She has a certificate from the Connecticut State Department of Education to teach mathematics courses from 9 through 12 grade (#029) and from the University of Connecticut to teach Calculus I, Calculus II, and Discrete Mathematics for high school students. At SHA, Dr. Romanova teaches a range of classes and serves as the department chair of the mathematics department. Additionally, she is an author of 45 scientific articles and a Lecturer at Southern Connecticut State University. |
Mathematics Clubs
MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge)
MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge is a mathematical modeling competition open to high schools in the U.S. and schools students in England and Wales. It is sponsored by MathWorks based in Boston and organized by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) based in Philadelphia.
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