The Center for Science and Mathematics Education was established at California State Polytechnic University (Pomona) to: (1) promote the professional development of public school teachers of mathematics, science, and computer education; (2) improve the teaching and learning of science and mathematics in the schools; and (3) promote the study of science and mathematics by all students, particularly females and minority group members. Typical activities through which the center accomplishes these goals are on-site consultation with school districts, delivery of instruction in both content and methodology at the university and by interactive television network to school sites, publication of a quarterly newsletter of practical value to educators, and an annual conference for educators. These activities are conducted by three coordinators, one each for biological sciences, physical sciences, and mathematics and computer education. The center's advisory board consists of university science faculty, school district teachers and administrators, and representatives of local industries. The program is currently funded directly by the university, although outside support has been provided in the past. Its single greatest need is adequate physical facilities. (MSE)