Meet the academic leaders, coordinators, faculty members, student leaders, and distinguished professionals supporting the Department of Mathematics & Statistics.
The department is guided by leaders committed to teaching, research, student mentorship, and the continued development of mathematics and statistics at UL.
Dr. Melvin M. Kollie holds a BSc in Mathematics and Physics, an MSc in Geotechnical Engineering, an MSc in Mathematical Sciences, an Ed.S. in STEM Education, and a Ph.D. in Teaching and Learning with concentration in Mathematics Education.
With a Master's from; Huzhou University China, and more than a decade of classroom experience, Prince Maroe supports teaching, coordination, and the smooth running of departmental activities.
Faculty and academic staff support students through classroom instruction, campus coordination, research supervision, and professional guidance.
With a BSc in Mathematics, a Master’s in Regional Planning, and more than fifteen years of teaching experience, Freeman Koon supports instruction and coordination.
With a Master’s in Statistics and years of classroom experience, Frank Zarpoe supports statistics instruction, student learning, and campus coordination.
Statistician, researcher, and educator specializing in statistical modeling, data analysis, research methodology, and evidence-based decision-making. He holds a PhD in Statistics and serves as a key contributor to the department's teaching and research activities.
Dr. Emmett Dennis contributes to teaching, research, academic mentorship, and the development of future mathematicians and statisticians.
Professor Stanley Kamara is one of the distinguished academic leaders of the department and contributed to academic development, mentorship, and departmental growth.
Tamba Fayiah represents the department’s applied statistics pathway and the practical role of quantitative training in research, data analysis, and evidence-based decision-making.
Student leadership supports communication between students and the department, helping strengthen academic life and student involvement.
Prince Chedeh serves as President of the Mathematics Student Association of the University of Liberia and acts as a liaison between students and the department.
Alumni and former academic leaders continue to demonstrate the value of mathematics and statistics in public service, education, leadership, and national development.
A former instructor of mathematics at the University of Liberia, James Dorbor Jallah represents the department’s impact in public service and national development.
Michael S.B. Gboneh is a former chairman and long-serving academic leader of the department, supporting departmental growth and the strengthening of Statistics.
Learn more about our academic staff, programs, research work, and student leadership within the Department of Mathematics & Statistics.
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