The School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences has an international reputation as an outstanding center for mathematical research, scholarship and education. Its nearly 60 professors are at the forefront of current developments in the four core groups of Applied Mathematics, Theoretical Mathematics, Statistics, and Mathematics Education. The award-winning faculty are recognized internationally, nationally, and locally for their achievements.
Recent Faculty Awards
Faculty Awards from ASU
Jelena Milovanovic - 2023
Rosie Renaut - 2023
Sharon Crook - 2022
Iullia (Julia) Inozemtseva - 2021
Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award - ASU Faculty Women’s Association
Eleni Panagiotou - 2023
Mathematics Against Alzheimer's Disease grant - ASU Women and Philanthropy
Iullia (Julia) Inozemtseva - 2020
Outstanding Lecturer Award for The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Al Boggess - 2020
Marilyn Carlson - 2013
Charles Wexler Teaching Award
Earlier Awards
Hal Smith - 2019
Sally Morton - 2005
Fellow of AAAS - American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Douglas Cochran - 2016
Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Science and Technology
Charles Wexler Teaching Awards
The Charles Wexler Teaching Award is presented each year to an outstanding teacher of undergraduate mathematics. The winner is selected by the awards committee based on nominations made by undergraduate students with majors in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences.
View the complete list of recipients on the Charles Wexler Awards page.
Outstanding Instruction and Service Awards
The School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences recognizes two members of its teaching corps each year with the Outstanding Instruction and Service Award. The award honors their excellence in teaching and service, and their dedication to the success of our students.