Margaret E. Mulligan

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

B.S. – Mathematics: University of Scranton
M.S. – Mathematics: Seton Hall University

Professor Mulligan has been a full-time faculty member in the Mathematics department since 2002. She came to the college from the corporate world.

After graduating from the University of Scranton with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Magna cum laude, she worked at Bellcore (now Ericsson Technologies) for 12 years. As a Member of Technical Staff, she worked in the software division supporting outside plant engineers in the various telephone companies. She went on to earn her Master’s Degree in Mathematics from Seton Hall University, graduating with honors.  

Professor Mulligan began at Dominican University as an adjunct instructor in January 1990 teaching Statistics in the Weekend College Program. She then taught the basic Math sequence in the ACCEL program for many years.

In addition to her degrees, Professor Mulligan holds NYS Teacher Certification for grades 7-12. She has been both a middle school and high school substitute teacher and taught as a long-term substitute for 5^th grade and Advanced Math for eighth graders.