Mathematics
Mathematics Awards Day Video
The Department of Mathematics missed seeing all of our award and scholarship winners. In lieu of a face to face celebration we have put together this video to honor you, our outstanding students.
Thank you.
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- Response time varies depending on tutor availability and number of clients but we will be with you as soon as possible.
The Math Department is still having events!
Visit our Weekly Program page to view upcoming online seminars, teaching forums, departmental meetings and more.
Student Achievements
Faculty Achievements
Dr. Jennifer Czocher obtains library resource grant totaling $691 for scholarly materials.
6-5-1716
June 5, 2020
Roger Cotes died of a violent fever at age 33 in Cambridge, England. Sir Isaac Newton, praising Cotes, said, "If he had lived, we might have known something." Cotes had published the second edition of Newton's Principia. More information about: Roger Cotes
6-5-1873
June 5, 2020
The term 'radian' first appeared in print. James Thomson, brother of Lord Kelvin, used it in examination questions at Queen's College, Belfast. More information about: Radians James Thomson William Thomson (a.k.a. Lord Kelvin)
6-5-2012
June 5, 2020
Transit of Venus over the Sun visible in much of the Western Hemisphere. The next pair of Transits of Venus will be December 11, 2117, and December 8, 2125. The June 5-6, 2012 Transit is the second of a pair whose first Transit occurred June 7-8, 2004. More information about: The Transit of Venus
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