Math at UMD

UMD Math Club


Welcome to the home page for the University of Minnesota Duluth's Math Club. The UMD Math Club is an organization primarily for undergraduate students majoring in Mathematics, Statistics, or Mathematics Education. Most events are either social or service events, providing an opportunity for students to get to know other students with an interest in mathematics in a setting outside the classroom.

 

Fall 2011 Events

Spring 2012 Events

2010-2011 Math Club Officers

Past Years' Events

Contact Us



Fall 2012 Events

  • Weekly Meetings are in SCC 114 (Math Club Room) from 4:00pm-5:00pm on Wednesdays.
  • Putnam Exam -- Saturday, December 1, 2012 -- Contact Professor John Greene for more information (jgreene@d.umn.edu)

 

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Spring 2013 Events

  • Weekly Meetings are in SCC 114 (Math Club Room) from 4:00pm-5:00pm on Wednesdays.
  • Math Counts grading - Tuesday, February 12th
  • Pi/e day - March 14th
  • Cribbage Night - Thursday, April 18th at 6:30pm
  • Math Department Picnic - April 30th
  • Math Department Banquet - May 6th

 

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2012-2013 Math Club Officers


Moses Koppendrayer- President
Jesse Schmieg- Vice President
Andrew Schneider- Tresurer

Sam Hill- Secretary

Open - Freshman Representative


 Guihua Fei - Faculty Advisor

 


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Past Years' Events

List for 2004-2005 Events
List for 2005-2006 Events
List for 2006-2007 Events
List for 2007-2008 Events
List for 2008-2009 Events

List for 2009-2010 Events

List for 2010-2011 Events




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Contact Us

Please contact Moses Koppendrayer (koppe053@d.umn.edu) or Guihua Fei (gfei@d.umn.edu) if you have any questions about the Math Club.

Contact Professor John Greene (jgreene@d.umn.edu) for information about the Putnam Exam, a national mathematics competition held each year in December.



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