Are you a math person, or a verbal person? Frankly, we don't care-because the Mathematics Department at Trinity refuses to accept that concept and that bias. We know that anybody can be a "math person," given the right approach to the subject. An understanding and love of math is not gender-based or prohibited to future English majors. And contrary to popular opinion, yes, you will use your geometry and algebra and calculus for the rest of your lives. Math is a way of thinking and seeing, and that's the way we teach it - to develop an appreciation for logic, and for the applications of mathematics in the real world.

Our approach is also designed to prepare students well for their study of mathematics in college. Ours is a cohesive and challenging curriculum that develops logical thought processes and explores many different approaches to problem solving. It is our goal to have students view mathematics as achievable, fun, useful and interesting.

	Jennifer Street, Department Head		Page Mauck
	Mitchell Hauser		Charlotte Morris
	Diane Monaco		Becky Currier
	Michael Stratton		Kenny Lambiotte