Mathematics

OURSTEM+ Student/Faculty Event

OURSTEM+, the organization for minorities in STEM+ at Williams, is organizing a student/faculty event on Friday, April 30th at 7 pm: the second Student-Faculty Game Night. More information about this event (including the Zoom link and an RSVP form) can be found here:… Continue reading »

Discrete Math Days April 24-25, 2021

We would like to invite you to the Discrete Math Days conference of Spring 2021! This two-day workshop brings together all from the Northeast area who are exploring intriguing problems in a wide range of topics within discrete mathematics. The Northeast Combinatorics Network organizes Discrete Math Days three times a year, with the… Continue reading »

Applications open for SMALL 2021

Applications are now open for Williams’ 2021 SMALL Research Experience for Undergraduates in Mathematics! Visit https://math.williams.edu/small/ to check out the research projects, as well as the link to the application pages (application deadline: February 3, 2021 at 5pm). Continue reading »

AWM Social

AWM Social Friday, November 13th 5 PM EST   AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) is hosting our own virtual social on Friday, November 13th at 5 PM EST. We will chat about the Spring 2021 Course Catalog, and we encourage all students interested in taking… Continue reading »

Math/Stat Gelato Social

The SMASAB (Student Math and Statistics Advisory Board) and the Department of Mathematics and Statistics would like to invite all the students interested in taking courses in Mathematics and Statistics during the Spring 2021 Semester to the advising event “Math/Stat Gelato Social”. Please find below the information about this event:… Continue reading »

Finding your Voice in Math/Stat

Time:  Nov. 5, 2020, 8p.m. Eastern time.Abstract:  We will be having a panel and discussion with students, faculty, and alumsabout finding our voice as underrepresented groups!  The panelists are ProfessorGoedhart, Carolina Martinez ’21, Liz Pierce ’08, Thandi Steele ’22, Professor Tupper,and Teresa Yu ’20.  This… Continue reading »