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MAA
Sponsored Student Conferences
Student Mathematical Paper Competition
If you are an undergraduate writing a mathematics paper
this year, consider submitting it for a prize in this year's EPaDel
Section's Student Mathematical Papers Prize Competition. The deadline is
June 15, 2011.
Submissions should include a brief abstract, the author's
name and address, and the name of a faculty sponsor, and should be mailed to
the following postal address or e-mailed as a pdf attachment (preferred) to
ekahn@bloomu.edu.
- Dr. Eric B. Kahn
Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics
Bloomsburg University
400 E. 2nd Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
ekahn@bloomu.edu
The papers will be judged over the summer. The winning
author(s) will be recognized at the MAA EPaDel Section's following Fall
meeting, and will receive a prize of $200.
Research Experiences for Undergraduates
/ Internships in math
American
Mathematical Society Sponsored REU Links
Mathematical Association
of America Sponsored
REU Links
National
Science Foundation
Sponsored REU Links
American
Mathematical Society Sponsored Internship Links
Applications
are usually due by around mid-February. If you might be interested, also
explore Washington University's site for
Undergraduate Study/Internship Opportunities.
NSF's list of all
REU Sites
Some other 2011 Links:
http://www.math.hope.edu/reu.html
http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/LIGO_web/students/undergrads.html
http://mathcs.emory.edu/~ono/REUs/
An article to ponder:
Is an REU for You?
More Comprehensive List of Summer Research Opportunities
in Math (Historical - many of the links are old)
Auburn University: Discrete mathematics, algebra and
computer algebra
http://www.dms.auburn.edu/~jendaov/2010reu.htm
Brigham Young University: Geometric Optimization, Minimal
Surfaces, and Graduate
School
Preparation
College of William and Mary: Matrix Analysis and its
Applications
Cornell University: Real Analysis
Colorado School of Mines: Computer Science and Mathematics
East Tennessee State University: Discrete probability and
combinatorics.
Grand Valley State University: Wavelets, Hausdorff Metric
Geometry, and other topics
Hope College: Algebra, Dynamical Systems, Probability and
Number Theory
Indiana University: Research Experiences for
Undergraduates
James Madison University: Research Experiences for
Undergraduates in Mathematics
and Statistics
Lafayette College: Differential Geometry, Probability, and
Combinatorics.
Mount Holyoke College: Number theory (spectral questions
and expander graphs) and statistics (discrete Markov chain Monte Carlo)
Missouri State University: Algebra, combinatorics,
numerical analysis, differential
equations.
Michigan Technological University: Probability,
Combinatorics, Number Theory,
Statistics,
Algorithms, and Geometry.
Mississippi State University: Applied mathematics
emphasizing the areas of population
dynamics and
wave propagation in non-homogeneous media
Northern Arizona University: Combinatorics and applied
mathematics
North Carolina State University: Modeling and Industrial Applied Mathematics
Ohio State University: Ross Summer Math Program: Advanced
Mathematics and
Number Theory
Oregon State University Pure and applied mathematics.
Ohio State University: Research Experience for
Undergraduates in Biostatistics
Pennsylvania State University Erie, the Behrend College:
Mathematical Biology
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology: Computational Group
Theory, Hyperbolic
Geometry
SUNY Potsdam and Clarkson University: Group theory, graph
theory, Knot Theory
and
group/ergodic theory.
Trinity University: REU in Math
Tulane University: Differential Geometry and Topology
University of Notre Dame: Topology and Algebra.
University of Minnesota, Duluth: Graph Theory, Finite
Groups, and Combinatorics.
University of Idaho: Discrete Mathematics
University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign: REU
on Physics and Math
University of Wisconsin:
Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Mathematics and
Statistics
Utah State University: Principles and Applications in
Nonlinear Dynamics
University of Utah: The Mathematics Game of Chance
University of Tennessee: Algebra, Analysis, Mathematical
ecology, Numerical Analysis,
Differential
Equations, Probability, Topology, Control Theory, Differential
Geometry.
University of Maryland Eastern Shore: Parallel Numerical
Linear Algebra
University of Arizona: Mathematical Modeling
University of Akron: Algebra, Number Theory, Curves,
Nanotubes, and Population
Genetics.
University of Minnesota: Combinatorics
University of Washington: Inverse Problems
Williams College: Undergraduate Research in Mathematics
Worcester Polytechnic Institute: Applied /Industrial
Mathematics and Statistics
Selected Programs
Duluth: Graph Theory, Combinatorics, Discrete Math
Williams (SMALL): Diverse topics
Wisconson-Madison: Modular Forms and Number Theory
Trinity: Algebra, Combinatorics, Number Theory
ETSU: Probability and Discrete Math
Rutgers DIMACS: Discrete Math
Opportunity For Women
An updated list is available at:
Mathematical Association of America (MAA) National Science Foundation (NSF)
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