School of Mathematics

Who We Are

The School of Mathematics provides students with a foundation of math competencies and critical thinking skills necessary to satisfy the variety of degrees offered by Daytona State College. In addition, upper level math courses are provided to build on this foundation and prepare students for the advanced requirements of scientific and pre-professional course work. Our goal is to provide students with analytical and quantitative experiences that ensure success in their educational and career endeavors.

We invite you to visit any of our campuses, where our faculty members are ready, willing and eager to assist you in planning, preparing and achieving your educational goals.

The Mathematics Department will provide you with a strong foundation of skills and competencies that are needed to satisfy a variety of degrees, including the AA. If needed, developmental classes are offered to elevate your basic mathematical knowledge to the point where you can successfully complete college level courses. An assortment of quality, college-level courses which transfer to four-year institutions are available. Our faculty utilize a variety of methods to promote each student’s analytical, quantitative and critical thinking skills needed to ensure success.

The strength of the School of Mathematics lies in its dedicated faculty who provided quality instruction and varied instructional techniques in an environment conducive to learning.

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Which mathematics pathways should I take?

The School of Mathematics offers S.T.E.M. and non-S.T.E.M. pathways. The Mathematics Pathway Guide is a collection or sequence of mathematics courses offered in the School of Mathematics at Daytona State College. It offers clear direction from the program or Meta major to courses that are needed to meet the general education requirements. For more information, click on the Mathematics Pathways Video.

Mathematics Pathway Guide

The following are full course descriptions for our current course list:

Online Syllabus Repository

Programs of Study

Associate of Arts

AA

The only way to learn mathematics, is to do mathematics.

Paul Halmos Marc D. Campbell, Chair, School of Mathematics

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School of Mathematics Math Club!

Are you curious about the fascinating world of mathematics? Whether you are a math major or just someone who loves to explore new ideas, the School of Mathematics Math Club is the perfect place for you! Our club offers a unique opportunity to delve into the wonders of mathematics in everyday life.

Why Join Us?

Exciting Seminars: Attend talks by renowned mathematicians and industry professionals.
Interactive Workshops: Participate in problem-solving sessions and practical activities.
Hands-On Displays: Explore mathematical concepts through fun and engaging games and exhibits.
Community: Meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for math.

You don’t need to be a math major to join – everyone is welcome! Come and see how math can be both fun and enlightening.

For more information, contact:

Dr. Rodney Taylor: Rodney.Taylor@DaytonaState.Edu
Senior Professor Robert Dwarika: Robert.Dwarika@DaytonaState.Edu

We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting! Let’s explore the wonders of math together!

Congratulations Rachel and Thomas!

Rachel Repyneck and Thomas Tyler were both recognized at the annual Professional Development Recognition Event put on by the Department of Learning and Development.

Rachel was recognized as a QM Peer Review Course Representative for Fall2025/Spring 2026, and Thomas received the Outstanding Adjunct award for the College of Arts & Sciences.

Congratulations to both for their hard work and dedication to the School of Mathematics.

Congratulations to the School of Mathematics Student Award Recipients Brennan Beaulieu and Jaime Badillo Bedoya!

Congratulations to the School of Mathematics Student Award Recipients Brennan Beaulieu and Jaime Badillo Bedoya! Both students were recognized at the 2026 Yearly Awards Convocation Ceremony. Brennan received the Outstanding Student in Mathematics Award and plans on transferring to University of Florida Spring of 2026 as a Computer Engineering major with plans to pursue a B.S. in Engineering and a minor in Mathematics. In addition to his academic achievements, Brennan has also been a dedicated SI Leader and a tutor in the ASC. Jaime received the Dan Stout Mathematics Award and is pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology at DSC. Jamie also serves our country as an active member of the Navy Reserves. Congratulations to both for their hard work and dedication to their education.

2nd Annual School of Mathematics Pickleball Tournament!

The School of Mathematics hosted their 2nd Annual Pickleball tournament. This year it was opened to all departments and received a great response with 12 teams entered and all skill levels! First Place Winners: The Pickling Falcons - Logan Caraszi and Anthony Russo; Second Place: The Killer P's: Nick Petropouleas and Joshua Poniatowski; Third Place: The Yahoo's - Faith and Dave Testerman; Fourth Place: The Radical Repynecks - Rachel and Ethan Repyneck.

Thank you to all of our teams and everyone who came out to cheer them on! See you next year!

Recognizing Gabi Booth

Congratulations to our own, Gabi Booth, for receiving the Association of Florida Colleges (AFC) Distinguished Service Award for 2025.

The AFC awards this to professionals who consistently answer the call to action. Gabi also accepted on behalf of the college, Region of the Year for AFC Region III. This recognizes an AFC college for its strong conference attendance and active participation in webinars and AFC events.

Thank you, Gabi, for all you do beyond the classroom!

Congratulations Rachel Repyneck!

Rachel received the 2025-26 Award for Excellence in Hybrid Instruction during the Spring Planning Welcome Back Session. Rachel was recognized for creating a welcoming, organized and student-centered online course for STA2023. She has created an environment designed to help students be successful and uses innovative teaching tools and creative materials to enrich the student experience. Above all, her passion for teaching shines through. Congratulations Rachel!

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Math in Motion - Math Fest 2025

Math in Motion was the theme this year for Math Fest 2025!

We had a great turn out of almost 250 students for Math Fest!!!!

Thank you to all of the students who attended and a big shout out to the presenters and mathematics faculty for making it a success!

Welcome Wendy Medina!

Welcome Wendy Medina! Please welcome Wendy to the School of Mathematics. We are excited to have Wendy (shown here with Gabi Booth, Assistant Chair) join our department. Wendy will be teaching on both the Daytona and Flagler campuses. If you see Wendy on your campus, please be sure to say hello!

2025 Champions Walk for Harmony and Health!

Congratulations to the School of Mathematics Department for crushing March's Walk for Harmony and Health sponsored by The School of Communications.

The department logged 555,769 campus steps collectively during the month of March. Way to set the bar!

Math Club launches Falcon KT-1 Launcher

Math Club Launches the Falcon -KT1 Launcher!

Math Club Launches the Falcon -KT1 Launcher! At Decembers Math Club meeting student members along with Advisors Rodney Taylor, Robert Dwarika and guest Andrew Kandefer from ASC, launched the Falcon -KT1Launcher.

This was an experiment in angle play to demonstrate The Math Behind Trajectories.

Come join the fun with the Math Club!