• HUB 
• Daily tutoring in the Math Lab 

• Egypt Mathematics Global Trip 

• Lee Prime Math Club 

• Kappa Mu Epsilon Honor Society (TN Zeta Chapter) 
• Lee & Reba Goins Absher Scholarship
• Griffith Family Scholarship
• Craig Hagmaier Scholarship
• Lay Family Mathematics Assistantship
• Herbert and Donna Nichols Scholarship
• Darrell and Pam Spell Scholarship
• Tucker Foundation Scholarship

Physics Service Learning with Science Olympiad 

The Capstone course is designed to help graduating students integrate their faith with the academic knowledge they have gained throughout their studies. It is regarded as the final reflection of the essential Core Values of Lee University. 

Students spend most of their time in the SMC great room and faculty suites. 

• Data Analysis Math Internship 
• Mathematics Internship Program (MIP) 
• Practicums in Teaching 

• Lee B. Ledford Scholarship Program
• Many faculty members mentor individual student research 

• HUB 
• Daily tutoring in the Math Lab 

• Egypt Mathematics Global Trip 

• Lee Prime Math Club 

• Kappa Mu Epsilon Honor Society (TN Zeta Chapter) 
• Lee & Reba Goins Absher Scholarship
• Griffith Family Scholarship
• Craig Hagmaier Scholarship
• Lay Family Mathematics Assistantship
• Herbert and Donna Nichols Scholarship
• Darrell and Pam Spell Scholarship
• Tucker Foundation Scholarship

Physics Service Learning with Science Olympiad 

The Capstone course is designed to help graduating students integrate their faith with the academic knowledge they have gained throughout their studies. It is regarded as the final reflection of the essential Core Values of Lee University. 

Students spend most of their time in the SMC great room and faculty suites. 

• Data Analysis Math internship 
• Mathematics Internship Program (MIP) 

• Lee B. Ledford Scholarship Program
• Many faculty members mentor individual student research 

In accordance to ABET Accreditation Standards the following student outcomes exist for Lee University’s Engineering program.

1. An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
2. An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
3. An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
4. An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
5. An ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives.
6. An ability to develop and conduct appropriate experimentation, analyze and interpret data, and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions.
7. An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

Tutoring is provided in the Math Lab as a service of the HUB, which is Lee's main student success and support center. Hours for Math Lab can be found on the  HUB website.

Trips are conducted through the office of Global Perspectives.

For questions about trips conducted by faculty in this department, contact Professor of Mathematics Dr. Caroline Maher-Boulis.

• Kappa Mu Epsilon Honor Society (TN Zeta Chapter) 
• Lee & Reba Goins Absher Scholarship
• Griffith Family Scholarship
• Craig Hagmaier Scholarship
• Lay Family Mathematics Assistantship
• Herbert and Donna Nichols Scholarship
• Darrell and Pam Spell Scholarship
• Tucker Foundation Scholarship

Our Senior Design courses require students to complete a year long engineering project.  These projects often will be centered around a community service component.  This will allow students to integrate their faith and commitment to our community with the practice of engineering.

The Capstone course is designed to help graduating students integrate their faith with the academic knowledge they have gained throughout their studies. It is regarded as the final reflection of the essential Core Values of Lee University. 

Students spend most of their time in the Science and Math Complex (SMC).

• Lee B. Ledford Scholarship Program
• Many faculty members mentor individual student research.

• HUB 
• Daily tutoring in the Math Lab 

• Egypt Mathematics Global Trip 

• Lee Prime Math Club 

• Kappa Mu Epsilon Honor Society (TN Zeta Chapter) 
• Lee & Reba Goins Absher Scholarship
• Griffith Family Scholarship
• Craig Hagmaier Scholarship
• Lay Family Mathematics Assistantship
• Herbert and Donna Nichols Scholarship
• Darrell and Pam Spell Scholarship
• Tucker Foundation Scholarship

Physics Service Learning with Science Olympiad 

The Capstone course is designed to help graduating students integrate their faith with the academic knowledge they have gained throughout their studies. It is regarded as the final reflection of the essential Core Values of Lee University. 

Students spend most of their time in the SMC great room and faculty suites. 

• Data Analysis Math internship 
• Mathematics Internship Program (MIP) 

• Lee B. Ledford Scholarship Program
• Many faculty members mentor individual student research 

• Milliman Opportunity Scholarship
• STEM Stars Actuarial Scholars Program
• International Association of Black Actuaries (IABA) Scholarship
• Organization of Latino Actuaries (OLA) Scholarships
• Mutual of Omaha Actuarial Scholarship for Minority Students
• Robert Morris University Highmark Scholarships

• HUB 
• Daily tutoring in the Math Lab 

Egypt Mathematics Global Trip 

• Lee Prime Math Club 

Physics Service Learning with Science Olympiad 

The Capstone course is designed to help graduating students integrate their faith with the academic knowledge they have gained throughout their studies. It is regarded as the final reflection of the essential Core Values of Lee University. 

Students spend most of their time in the SMC great room and faculty suites. 

• Data Analysis Math internship 
• Mathematics Internship Program (MIP) 

• Lee B. Ledford Scholarship Program
• Many faculty members mentor individual student research 

• Kappa Mu Epsilon Honor Society (TN Zeta Chapter) 
• Lee & Reba Goins Absher Scholarship
• Carroll Family Pure Mathematics Scholarship
• Griffith Family Scholarship
• Craig Hagmaier Scholarship
• Lay Family Mathematics Assistantship
• Herbert and Donna Nichols Scholarship
• Darrell and Pam Spell Scholarship
• Tucker Foundation Scholarship