April 12, 2025

IMSSRS

The 3rd International Mathematics and Statistics Student Research Symposium

A virtual conference for all students

Supported by the African Mathematical Union,

the VCU Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, and

The 3rd International Mathematics and Statistics Student Research Symposium took place on Saturday, April 12, 2025. It attracted more than 350 participants from over 30 countries. During the symposium, more than 90 students, including high school, undergraduate and graduate students, presented their research covering a wide variety of topics, including ODEs and PDEs, fixed point theorems, machine learning, coding theory, graph theory, and data analysis. The symposium was organized by Feryal Alayont (GVSU), Cuixian Chen (UNCW), Kumer Pial Das (University of Louisiana at Lafayette), Hyunju Oh (University of Guam), Jan Rychtar (VCU), and Dewey Taylor (VCU). Professor Susan Goldstine (St. Mary’s College of Maryland, USA) gave a wonderful plenary talk titled "The Long and Winding Road to Non-Euclidean Geometry." Four panelists, Professors Miklós Bóna (University of Florida) and Hao Helen Zhang (University of Arizona), and alumni Tony Ellero, Ivanti Galloway and Stephanie Loewen also shared helpful information and advice with participants in a panel titled "Life After College."

IMSSRS_2025.pdf

Detailed conference schedule, presenter and talk information can be found in the abstract booklet.

Conference schedule is available at the 2025 Schedule page.

Plenary speaker info is available at the 2025 Plenary speaker page.

Information on the Life After College panel is available at the 2025 panel page.

Conference conduct code

Be respectful, fair, and civil in all your interactions.
Show respect and tolerance to all conference participants.
We recognize and protect every participant's freedom of speech (meaning anyone can share their opinions). We note however that this freedom comes with the dual responsibilities of discipline-specific responsible conduct of research and respectful treatment of others while disseminating.
We also recognize the right to learn of every participant. During any talk, if you are not presenting, please mute yourself and minimize distractions in other ways, both to the speaker and the audience members.
The following are unacceptable behavior and you risk being removed from the conference if you engage in one or more of these activities:
- Any harassment, intimidation, or discrimination, whether it is against a specific group or individual,
- Disruption of presentations,
- Promotional presentations, postings or messages,
- Capturing video, audio, text, or photography of slides or the likes of fellow attendees, without presenter/author's permission.

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