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Apply now for summer 2019
Applications for summer 2019 are now available for interested students.
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JBMSHP students awarded the 2018 Chief Manuelito Scholarship
JBMSHP alumni, Josiah Cury and Keanu Gorman, were awarded the 2018 Chief Manuelito Scholarship in a scholarship ceremony in Flagstaff in July.
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2018 JBMSHP research poster symposium
79 students from the state of Arizona and the Navajo Nation participated in the JBMSHP this summer, earning college credit and performing applied mathematics research.
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Emily Ledezma named the 2018 Joaquin Bustoz Memorial Scholarship recipient
The scholarship is in memory of JBMSHP founding director, Dr. Joaquin Bustoz, and supports the retention of JBMSHP students within the mathematics field at Arizona State University.
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Three JBMSHP alumni named Questbridge Scholars
JBMSHP alumni Brandon Islas, Leobardo Lopez-Galvez, and Kevin Hernandez were named 2018 QuestBridge Scholars.
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JBMSHP alumni graduate high school
In May 2018, 69 JBMSHP alumni graduated from various high schools throughout the state are now attending ASU or a number of prestigious universities across the US.
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JBMSHP alumni meets with government officials
JBMSHP alumni Miandra Ellis, along with a group of students from the ASU Association for Women in Mathematics, met with government leaders in Washington, DC to discuss the importance of funding science and math research, and creating a better environment for and supporting women in math.
Welcome
The Joaquin Bustoz Math-Science Honors Program is an intense academic program that provides motivated students an outstanding opportunity to begin university mathematics and science studies before graduating high school. The program is designed to provide a successful university experience for students who are underrepresented in the mathematics and science fields and to enhance their prospects for future academic success.