Thanh Thai Nguyen - Outreach & Service

Undergraduate Mathematics Day is a biennial event, held in odd-numbered years at the University of Dayton, to celebrate all forms of undergraduate mathematics, from research and learning to teaching and history. This year, it will take place on Saturday, November 8, 2025.

Plenary talks this year will be delivered by Carl McTague (Boston College) and Nick Haynes (Principal Machine Learning Engineer, Atlassian). In addition, 15-minute contributed talks on mathematics subjects of interest to undergraduate students are very welcome. There were 26 contributed talks presented in the last event!

The UD Integration Bee is an annual event at the University of Dayton. Competitors form teams of two and solve integrals. Prizes will be awarded to the top two teams, and an additional prize will be given to the most creative (family friendly) team name. This year, it will take place on April 23, 2025. UD folks, give it a try!

I co-organized McMaster Algebra and Algebraic Geometry Seminar 2023-2024.

I co-organized a special session on Commutative Algebra at the CMS Winter meeting, December 2023, Montreal with Sankhaneel Bisui and Adam Van Tuyl.

I was one of the organizers the the annual Math For All in New Orleans in February 2022 at Tulane University. This year, Math For All in New Orleans will take place 5-6th April 2024. Math for all in New Orleans has the purpose of fostering inclusivity in mathematics by holding talks and discussions in both research and education; and especially, providing a friendly, open environment to learn and discuss mathematics. Please check the website if you are interested in giving a short research talk, or presenting a poster (even an expository poster) next year. It will be fun! Math for all also cooperate with satellite conferences from various locations. MFA2022 MFA2021 MFA2020

Plenary talks this year will be delivered by Daniel Reinholz (San Diego State University), Erica Graham (Bryn Mawr College), Federico Ardila (San Francisco State University), and Anna Haensch (Tuft University). These talks will be streamed and you can register here to watch!

I was an Tulane University AMS Student Chapter Officer. We host a variety of regular social, mentoring, and mathematical events, especially the AMS/AWM Series of Faculty Talks with the purpose of introducing our faculties' research areas to new students.

I am very interested in working with high school students in STEM. I was volunteer for leading activities in Boys at Tulane in STEM (BATS); and was a teaching assistant for a summer course called Explorations in Experimental Mathematics, Combinatorial Game Theory in the Tulane Science Scholars Program for advanced high school students.