Our chemistry department works closely with the biology program to coordinate classes and services. All students in chemistry have the opportunity to engage in original research under the supervision of Dr. Nick Drapela. Many students travel with Professor Drapela to present findings at annual meetings of the American Chemistry Society. College's mathematics department offers both B.S. and B.A. degrees through small and innovative classes covering a broad range of mathematical topics. If you have a talent in music, you will be welcomed by both Dr. Lee Mohler, chair, and Professor Joe Mailhot to participate in occasional jazz events.
Computer science is a popular major here also.
Many of our graduates are employed in leadership positions at Microsoft, Intel, and various state agencies. Our program provides students with analysis and design skills using a variety of languages and problem-solving techniques. Professor Ray Nix came to Saint Martin's College after working at Boeing for many years. Our physics department offers support courses for various other degree programs, but we do not offer a degree in physics. Professor Carl Manning works closely with students of engineering and the sciences to prepare them for the demands of their disciplines.