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is to go first to the Math Department's main page (http://math.uoregon.edu). And, of course, the most direct is to just type in (http://noether.uoregon.edu/~mathpeers/).
The website also contains information on being a math major, on the different major options and on the master's in math and education. Hal Sadofsky wrote a nice Handbook for Undergraduate Math majors in which he begins by explaining the employment potential of a Math major and then moves through the various processes and classes one follows in becoming a math major-- including what classes are best preparation for graduate school, employment or teaching. The guide, on the new joint master's program through the math and education departments, covers all the basic information such as what classes are involved and how to apply to the different departments.
The new Math Undergrad webpage is constantly under construction. Email any suggestions you have to (zalmquis@gladstone.uoregon.edu). The webpage is fairly new, so if there are any resources or features that the site seems to be lacking just send me an email and most likely the idea will find its way onto the website.
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