Mathematics and Science Education
b.chapman$2.9 milliongrant awarded
Amy Roth McDuffie is part of a multi-university team that has received a $2.9 million National Science Foundation grant to improve middle school mathematics.
Program Overview
Our math and science education doctorate degree will help you get ready to make important contributions to the field.
Meet Our Students
We have the best students in the world, already making a huge difference. Candace Chappelle is just one example.
Meet our faculty
Students in this important field get a boost from their top-notch faculty. These are experts in their field.
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Helpful resources
- Current and Past Program Handbooks
- Core course syllabi
- Story about program’s annual retreat
- Add-on endorsement (non-degree)
- Learning Outcomes
EDUCATION CLUBS AND GROUPS
About Us
They said it!
“My time in this program has surpassed my expectations. I have been able to grow so much in my professional capacities and when I compare myself to other graduate students I meet at national conferences and in other social sciences at WSU, I think we compare well and can hold our own with the strong preparation we’ve had.”
— Reponse by Ph.D. student as part of 2018 anonymous program survey
“I was interested in joining the Math & Science Education program because of the intentionality and recognition of the need to work at the intersection of math and education, rather than foregrounding one and backgrounding the other. I have garnered the most from the more informal mentorship of the faculty as they have candidly reflected on their own experiences in the academy, shared unpolished work, and as we have co-authored manuscripts. Such interactions have “pulled back the curtain” on academia, making it less and less mysterious. This helps me envision myself in the academy.”
— Roxanne Moore, Mathematics and Science Education doctoral candidate
