Summer Research in Mathematics & Computation Bard College is pleased to announce our 2011 REU: Summer Research in Mathematics & Computation. Projects are available in discrete geometry, supersymmetric physics, computational neuroscience, environmental science, and theoretical computer science. The program is for eight weeks starting on May 31, 2011. Review of applications will begin February 28, […]
With the closure of campus, no departmental tutoring will be available until the campus reopens.
The Mathematical Biology colloquium on Thursday will be in MG2090, NOT MG2050. We’ll be discussing summer research opportunities in mathematics, biology, and science in general.
We will discuss summer research opportunities in mathematical biology. We’re happy to answer any questions you have!
The Toastmasters Club is a professional student organization for motivational speakers to develop a variety of communication and leadership skills. Many professional circles hold membership in Toastmasters in high regard. Truman Toastmasters hosts weekly meetings for Truman students and community members who want to improve their communication and leadership potential in a comfortable, relaxing environment. […]
MAA’s first meeting of the semester will be on Monday, January 24th at 5:30pm in VH 1208. We welcome new members who are interested in joining MAA. Our meetings are open to anyone who likes math!
The Department of Energy (DOE) Scholars Program, administered by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE), is accepting applications for the Summer 2011 term. Interns have the opportunity to “conduct hands-on research while showcasing their education, talent and skills…and explore the options for federal careers with DOE.” The program is open to undergraduate, […]
Our first math colloquium of the semester will be Wednesday, January 19, from 3:30-4:30. Chad Williamson, a Truman Student, will be speaking on Understanding how fronts propagate through flowing fluids – the search for a new model. As usual, refreshments will be provided. ABSTRACT Advection-reaction-diffusions systems – systems consisting of a fluid flow in which […]
The MCS Department is seeking students to help with proctoring evening tests this week for our Section 99 program. Scholarship or institutional hours are available. If you can help, please contact Dr. Belanger (belanger@truman.edu) immediately.
Masse is havinig their last meeting of the semester on Sunday, December 12 at 7:00pm in VH1212. We’ll be playing nerdy math games and de-stressing before finals. Come join us and have a great time!