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"An opportunity like this never would have come available to me if I had not taken the program in the Sault College/LSSU International Division," Hornblower said. "My employer was very impressed with the fact that I not only had a degree in computer networking, but the hands-on knowledge, as well. This is the main reason that I was hired."

Andrea Hornblower, '06
Network Administrator
Brac Informatics Centre,
Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands

College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences

Barbara Keller, Ph.D
Dean
Office: CRW 236
Phone: (906) 635-2267
Fax: (906) 635-2266

Ms. Donna White
Academic Secretary

Ms. Mary St. Antoine
Lab Manager

Mr. Roger Greil
Aquatic Lab Manager, ARL

Mr. Ben Southwell
Instrumentation Chemist

Welcome

Welcome to the College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences website. The College is home to three Schools that offer baccalaureate and associate programs in biology, chemistry, forensic chemistry, environmental sciences, fisheries & wildlife management, geology, geographic information science, mathematics and computer sciences. Our highly trained faculty members in the College provide students with rigorous academic training that is blended with hands-on learning and applied real world research experience. I invite you to check out the individual Schools through the links below. You will find that our students use modern up-to-date equipment and operate state-of-the art instrumentation. Our mission statement reaffirms our commitment to students to help them develop their full potential as professionals in the natural and mathematical sciences. Better still, come see for yourself. Visit our beautiful campus, meet our faculty & staff, and sign up for a tour of our facilities. We are proud of our campus and would love to show you around.

Barb Keller, Ph.D.
Dean

Mission Statement

The mission of the College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences is to help students develop their potential as professionals in their respective fields. The College provides rigorous academic programs in an engaged, personal and supportive environment. Faculty members enhance student success and the future of the College through their teaching, scholarship and professional development; and act as role models in life-long learning and community service. We prepare graduates for advanced study and/or careers in disciplines crucial to the progress of our nation in the 21st Century. In addition to the major programs, the College provides courses for all University students that serve the national need for literacy in science and mathematics.

Presidents Council - State Universities of Michigan Distinguished Professor

Dr. Paul Kelso has been selected as one of the 2011 Presidents Council - State Universities of Michigan (PCSUM), Distinguished Professor of the Year recipients. The Michigan Distinguished Professor of the Year program recognizes the outstanding contributions made by the faculty from Michigan’s public universities to the education of undergraduate students. This is the first time an LSSU faculty member has received this award.

Goals

Develop skills in analysis, critical thinking, problem solving, decision-making, and communication.
Prepare students for careers using their respective degrees and/or certificates.
Prepare students for graduate schools and professional schools.
Provide practical hands-on experiences in the field and with modern instruments and equipment.
Provide highly skilled professors who are also respected scholars.
Provide unique learning opportunities.

Lifetime Goal...

Amanda Zoerner Honors Biology Pre-veterinary Science, Business Minor

"I have wanted to be a veterinarian since second grade. During my sophomore and junior years of high school, I started looking into other in-state colleges where I could get an undergraduate degree in pre-veterinary medicine. I chose LSSU ..." [ more ]

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