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4.10.10 On the day of the conference:
4.10.10 On the day of the conference:
- After arriving on campus, go to the lobby of the Science Building to register. There are entrances to the Science Building and Washington Square Hall on the 4th Street side of the building.
- All talks are in Washington Square Hall 109 or 207. The introductory talk, the career panel, and the keynote talk will all be in room 109.
- If the weather is good, pick up your lunch at the registration area and we will picnic outside in vicinity of the Science Building and Washington Square Hall. If it rains, lunch will be in the basement of Washington Square Hall (WSQ 1).
- It is very important that you fill and submit the evaluation form before you leave. Our sponsors require us to report the findings of the evaluation.
- For directions, parking information, etc, please click on the link "Directions to San Jose State" on the left.
- All people attending the conference MUST register. On-line registration is now over. If you want to attend, you may register online. We will be able to accomodate a few more people for lunch.
- Schedule
New Date
April 10, 2010
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location
San Jose State University
San Jose, CA
Who is invited?
Undergraduate students and faculty from Northern California and Southern Oregon universities, colleges and community colleges.
Why come?
The main focus of this conference is to showcase the achievements of undergraduate students in mathematics and to give these aspiring mathematicians an opportunity to present their work in a very supportive environment. Student talks range from expository presentations to original undergraduate research. Students may also talk about their independent study projects as well as other independent work that goes beyond the standard course curriculum. Students are encouraged to participate and give 15 minute presentations on any area of mathematics, including applications to other disciplines. While we hope that many students will give talks, we welcome all students and faculty to attend. For examples of student talks, read the programs from past conferences.
A panel of professional mathematicians will discuss career options for mathematics majors. The conference will conclude with a special lecture by Robert Lang (http://www.langorigami.com/), entitled “From Flapping Birds to Space Telescopes: The Modern Science of Origami”.
Should I register?
Yes. Registration is free. Lunch and light refreshments will be provided to all registered attendees. We are asking all attendees to register by April 6.
Conference Support
The Northern California Undergraduate Mathematics Conference is an MAA-RUMC sponsored activity and is partially funded by NSF grant DMS-0846477).
Contact us
nocalumc@gmail.com
nocalumc@math.sjsu.edu
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