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Prof. Pang and Ryan Sonn Co-Publish in International Journal of Business Management

September 25, 2025 – Wai Kong (Johnny) Pang, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Mathematics, and Ryan Sonn ’25M, data science graduate student, recently co-published an article in the International Journal of Business and Management (Vol. 20, No. 8, 2025). Their study, “The Intricacies of College and University Closures: A Generalized Linear Model Perspective,” uses statistical analysis to examine the patterns behind college and university closures.

Read Pang and Sonn’s full study.

CSSE Hosts Cyber and Quantum Seminar

September 22, 2025 – Specialist Professor Brian Callahan hosted “Cybersecurity in the Age of Quantum,” a seminar to introduce cybersecurity and quantum computing research at Monmouth University. The Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering is proud to announce opportunities in quantum computing, which is an entirely new class of computing that allows researchers to solve some of today’s biggest problems. Quantum computing is at the cutting edge of research in the areas of healthcare and cybersecurity, among others. Callahan was joined by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s Shoshana Sugerman (’26) to discuss how opportunities in this research shaped her academic career. In addition, Callahan also announced the formation of Monmouth University Cybersecurity Research Center, hosting a student research group and capture-the-flag (CTF) competition team.

Data and Computer Science Students Present at the SRP Symposium

August 7, 2025 – Undergraduates and graduate students had the opportunity to participate in Monmouth’s School of Science Summer Research Program (SRP). This program is a 10-week paid research experience for students to work on collaborative research projects under the supervision of School of Science faculty, culminating in student presentations at the Summer Research Program Symposium on Aug. 7. In addition to the opportunity to present their work to faculty and professional contacts of the School of Science, students gained invaluable research experience that looks attractive to future employers and to graduate and professional school programs. For more information, visit the Summer Research Program Symposium page.

23rd Annual Student Research Conference | School of Science | Monmouth University – Sushika Reddy, Winner Dean’s Award of Excellence

April, 2025 – Working on the insurance pricing model audit paper was one of the most educational experiences I’ve had at Monmouth. It wasn’t just about the technical side; it taught me how to approach models critically, communicate results clearly, and think about fairness and ethics in a practical way. I learned so much from that process, and it really shaped how I think about data science work.

CSSE Students Attend WECode Conference | School of Science | Monmouth University – Mar Elbanna

February, 2025 – The 2-day event was very educational and validating. I learned a lot from the speakers about the interview process and the state of the current job market for computer science and software engineering fields. It was catered towards those in Computer Science fields in a way that allowed everyone to gain something.  I’m grateful for the opportunity to attend, as I was able to build connections I otherwise wouldn’t have. I would encourage more people from our department to attend if given the chance as there is a lot of diverse experiences to learn from through both the speakers and the other attendees.

  • iOS Engineering Internship – Zoë Klapman
    (Excerpted from An Internship in the Bag: Engineering a New FieldView Feature) This month marks the completion for summer internships around the United States. For me, as we speak, I’m gearing up for my final year at Monmouth University as I finish my Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science (and continue playing as much tennis as… Read more: iOS Engineering Internship – Zoë Klapman
  • Software Engineering Internship – Jordan Strobing
    (Excerpted from My Experience as a Software Engineer Intern at Fidelity Investments) Being a part of Fidelity’s Internship Program has been a wonderful experience over the past couple months. From day one, I have experienced endless amounts of support, a flexible schedule, and a tech project that has allowed me to use my existing skills… Read more: Software Engineering Internship – Jordan Strobing
  • Student Opportunities – Jordan Strobing
    My name is Jordan Strobing and I am a rising senior studying Computer Science at Monmouth University. Throughout my time at Monmouth, I’ve been fortunate to have many opportunities to learn new skills and build upon my knowledge of existing ones. I currently hold three positions on campus relating to Computer Science. I work with… Read more: Student Opportunities – Jordan Strobing
  • Student Machine Learning Research – Anna Nardelli
    My name is Anna Nardelli and I’m a junior Computer Science major at Monmouth University. Since my first year at Monmouth, my professors have inspired me to explore the world of possibilities for a career in computer science. I’ve had many opportunities throughout my time here to apply the skills I’ve learned in my courses… Read more: Student Machine Learning Research – Anna Nardelli
  • Steven Cassidy – BSCS 2021
    Steven Cassidy (BSCS 2021) currently works as a Machine Learning Engineer for Prescient Edge, a Defense Contractor in McLean Virginia, which offers Intelligence and Engineering Services to the Department of Defense and other parts of the Intelligence Community. At Prescient Edge, Steven is currently working to develop deep learning models for image recognition on Coast… Read more: Steven Cassidy – BSCS 2021
  • Securing a Summer Internship – Zoë Klapman
    My name is Zoë Klapman and I am currently a third-year/junior student at Monmouth University majoring in computer science and expecting to graduate in May 2023. I balance my time in the classroom with playing on Monmouth University’s Division I Women’s Tennis Team. One of my goals for the year was to secure a summer… Read more: Securing a Summer Internship – Zoë Klapman
  • CSSE Trailblazer: William Leif Jones
    How Monmouth Gave Me a Second Chance. I am very lucky to have been accepted into Monmouth University. College was not initially in my path when I graduated high school in 2004. As a young father, I felt like I had to do what was necessary to make sure my daughter had the life and… Read more: CSSE Trailblazer: William Leif Jones
  • CSSE Trailblazer: Lauren Niesz
    My name is Lauren Niesz and I am a current graduate student of Information Systems (Technical Track). I want to share with you what my journey has been like in this program. My undergraduate degree was actually in English—totally unrelated to Information Systems. I have a degree in not only a different major, but in… Read more: CSSE Trailblazer: Lauren Niesz
  • 4th Annual High School Programming Contest!
    Monmouth University’s Computer Science and Software Engineering Department looks forward to hosting area students and teachers once again at our 2019 High School Programming Contest on Friday, March 1. We hope that this fun and challenging programming opportunity will be as enjoyable and rewarding for teachers and students as they’ve told us our previous competitions were. Our competition this… Read more: 4th Annual High School Programming Contest!
  • 2018 Warm Wishes
    Now that the spring semester has arrived, let’s take a look at how students are helping their future bloom in 2018. We’re seeing an increase in students looking into exciting summer internships, pursuing work and research opportunities, applying for conference scholarships, and  more becoming involved in campus and department activities. We want to take this… Read more: 2018 Warm Wishes
  • Students Reflect on the Grace Hopper Celebration 2017
    In early October, eight students and two faculty members traveled to Orlando, Florida for the Anita B.org Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. The event was for women in the varying computing fields to connect, collaborate, and create. The impact that the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing had on the students who were… Read more: Students Reflect on the Grace Hopper Celebration 2017
  • Grace Hopper Celebration 2017
    From October 4-6, eight students and two faculty members traveled down to Orlando, Florida for the Anita B.org Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. This event is a haven for all women in the computing fields to get together and network and simply enjoy the atmosphere of women in technology who share the same… Read more: Grace Hopper Celebration 2017
  • CSSE Trailblazer: Colton Lambert
    My name is Colton Lambert, I am graduating this May with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Business Administration. I currently have an internship lined up with BluMarc in Bridgewater, NJ and I will resume studies for an M.S. in Information Systems this summer. I have a diverse background over my four years… Read more: CSSE Trailblazer: Colton Lambert