Dorothy and George Hennings College of Science, Mathematics and Technology
A Message from the Dean
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About
Kean’s motto, Semper Discens (Always Learning), goes hand in hand with the goals of the Dorothy and George Hennings College of Science, Mathematics and Technology.
Within the College of Science, Mathematics and Technology, students have the option to zero in on their particular field of interest and join the School of Computer Science and Technology, School of Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, School of Mathematical Sciences, or the School of Natural Sciences.
Several special academic programs designed to support all levels of incoming students are housed in the college. The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Program (LSAMP), McNair Scholar and Upward Bound offer supportive learning communities and access to extensive resources to facilitate academic and career success for students of all backgrounds.
Our mission is to provide outstanding instruction in the following academic majors programs:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Clinical Lab Science
- Computer Information Systems (M.S.)
- Computer Science (B.S./M.S. option) - Cybersecurity and Information Systems options
- Earth Science (with Environmental Science Option)
- Health Information Management
- Information Technology - Cybersecurity option
- Mathematical Sciences
- Medical Technology
We also offer the following minors for students looking to enhance their studies with a minimum of 18 semester hours in an academic discipline:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- Computer Science Education
- Cybersecurity
- Health Information Technology
- Information Technology
- Mathematical Sciences
- Physics
- Statistics
- Sustainability Sciences
The College of Science, Mathematics and Technology provides valuable services to the community and creates exciting opportunities for our students' professional and intellectual development. Students learn to take personal, ethical and social responsibility by engaging in river cleanup projects, sustainable agriculture tours, environmental activism and more.
Students learn to demonstrate their skills effectively. A multitude of research possibilities abound, allowing undergraduate students to present their findings at local, national and even international levels.
Regardless of the area of study, our students learn the knowledge and values needed to positively impact the field of science in their community and beyond.
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Food scraps processed each year by Kean’s Food Scraps Composting Laboratory
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Pieces of specialized research equipment
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New grants awarded to the College's faculty since 2009
