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.

1. Colloquia and Fisk Distinguished Lectures: a regular seminar series featuring world class mathematicians. Free and open to the public.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. Wyoming Mathematical Association of Two Year Colleges: a non-profit education association geared toward developing innovative math programs in Wyoming.