Events
UW Mathematics and Statistics makes available a variety of learning opportunities that extend beyond the traditional classroom. We invite you to explore these professional organizations, and participate in some of the many opportunities to learn and grow.
- Colloquia and Fisk Distinguished Lectures: a regular seminar series featuring world class mathematicians. Free and open to the public.
- Seminar series: All seminars are normally held in Ross Hall 247. The regular seminar series are
- Analysis, Mondays from 4:10-5:00, organized by Dr. Greg Lyng.
- Algebra, Combinatoris, and Number Theory, Tuesdays from 4:10-5:00, organized by Drs. Eric Moorhouse and Jason Williford.
- Computational and Applied Mathematics, Fridays from 4:10-5:00, organized by Drs. Craig Douglas and Long Lee.
- Statistics, Fridays from 2:10-3:00, organized by Dr. Kenneth Gerow.
- Advanced Fluid Flow Modeling, usually Fridays (sometimes Wednesdays) from 5:10-6:00, organized by Mr. David Livingston.
- Conferences and Workshops
- Rocky Mountain Mathematics Consortium: a summer school program for graduate students and faculty to spend two weeks addressing on an important mathematical topic.
- Summer Mathematics Institute: for Wyoming high school math teachers that provides a two-week long, topic-focused session to enhance math education.
- Wyoming Mathematical Association of Two Year Colleges: a non-profit education association geared toward developing innovative math programs in Wyoming.
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