School of Science, Technology, Accessibility, Mathematics, and Public Health

Dr. Caroline Solomon, School Director

Faculty and students collaborate on exciting interdisciplinary and innovative learning and research activities across STEM fields: biology, chemistry, information technology, data science, mathematics, and public health in state-of-the-art laboratories specifically designed for visual learning and communication. In addition to equipping students with strong skills that qualify them to compete for a variety of jobs, or pursue graduate studies, our school provides students with an extensive portfolio of STAMP internship opportunities in industry and government; and hosts workshops and mentoring events to prepare students for graduate school and professional careers that leverages a vast network of deaf and hard-of-hearing role mentors and alumni.

The School of Science, Technology, Accessibility, Mathematics, and Public Health houses the following undergraduate programs:

Biology

• B.A. in Biology
• B.S. in Biology
• Minor in Biology
  

Chemistry & Physics

• Minor in Chemistry
  

Data Science

• Minor in Data Science

Information Technology

• B.S. in Information Technology
• Minor in Information Technology
  

Mathematics

• B.A. in Mathematics
• B.S. in Mathematics
• Minor in Mathematics

Public Health

• B.S. In Public Health
• Minor in Public Health