Joaquin Bustoz Math-Science Honors Program

Important Message regarding COVID-19

To our valued students, visitors, and partners:

We have begun to phase in our on-campus presence in order to provide the best possible service in the safest way possible for our students, faculty, staff and visitors.  As such, Levin Center staff began working part-time in the office on Monday, August 10. It is our intention to be available Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm, but please be advised that there may be some lapses in physical presence due to staff availability and university guidelines.  Office doors will be closed and signage should indicate office hours; please knock on the door within those hours!  Please also be aware that capacity restrictions to meet social distancing requirements will be in place.  Face covers are REQUIRED for anyone in the building.

The JBMSHP Resource Center will be open for limited capacity Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, but will be closed on Wednesdays.  Virtual tutoring will be available online (We will still be available to assist via email, phone, and other electronic resources during vacancy hours.):

  • Joaquin Bustoz Math-Science Honors Program: 480-965-1690 and leave a message, or email Cynthia.Romero@asu.edu.
  • General information: 480-965-2115; if no staff are available, the call will forward to our associate director for assistance.  Please leave a message or email Sherry.Woodley@asu.edu or call 480-309-4787

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this unprecedented situation.  We appreciate your support and will do our best to assist you as quickly and efficiently as possible.  Please be safe and stay positive!

  • JBMSHP students awarded the 2019 Chief Manuelito Scholarship

    Congrats to our JBMSHP alumni who were awarded the 2019 Chief Manuelito scholarship last week. Recipients included Dawnae Etsitty, Josiah Miles, and Isaac Thomas who will all attend ASU in the fall and Erin Butler who will attend NAU.

  • 2019 JBMSHP research poster symposium

    76 students from the state of Arizona and the Navajo Nation participated in the JBMSHP this summer, earning college credit and performing applied mathematics research.

  • Kiara Pelestor named the 2019 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.

  • JBMSHP alumni graduate high school

    In May 2019, 48 JBMSHP alumni graduated from various high schools throughout the state are now attending ASU or a number of prestigious universities across the US.

  • 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.

  • STEM-focused online summer program helps underrepresented students find path to college success

    This summer, high school senior Eleni Canez participated in Arizona State University’s Joaquin Bustoz Math-Science Honors Program (JBMSHP), a program established to provide underrepresented students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields the opportunity to begin college-level math before graduating high school. The program went online this summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic and switched gears to focus more broadly on college success, but Canez said she came out of the program feeling more prepared for college with a clear path forward......Click title to read more

Welcome

The Joaquin Bustoz Math-Science Honors Program is an intense academic program that provides motivated students an outstanding opportunity to begin university mathematics 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.