Mathematics : Texas State University

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The Math Department is still having events!

Visit our Weekly Program page to view upcoming online seminars, teaching forums, departmental meetings and more.

Weekly Program

garza — A message to Bobcats from our
Graduate Programs Coordinator

Student Achievements

innovation_lab_cover — Texas State students present their work on Detecting Diagnostic Bias Via Social Network Analysis.

putnam — The Putnam results are in and we've had our best showing to date! Texas State finished 107th across US and Canada.

graduate_college — Congratulations to Lino Guajardo and Jina Park for the approval of their master's thesis defenses!

graduation_spring_2020 — Congratulations to new PhD graduate Spring 2020 Teresa Salazar!

Faculty Achievements

library_grant — Dr. Jennifer Czocher obtains library resource grant totaling $691 for scholarly materials.

flyer — Graduate Program Expo 2019 Success!

promoted — Congratulations to Drs. Daniela Ferrero & Suho Oh on their recent promotions!

winter social 2019 — Winter Social 2019

This year 294 pounds of food was donated for the Hayes County Bank. Our department also celebrated our most outstanding faculty with awards for service, research, and teaching.

melhuish_award — Dr. Kathleen Melhuish is recognized by our University President Denise Trauth for her scholarly activities.

gt_summit2019 — Texas State University hosts the China-US Group Theory Summit August 22-25, 2019.

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7-14-1789

July 14, 2020

Bastille Day celebrates the 1789 storming of the Bastille Prison in Paris, France, and the start of the French Revolution. The Revolution ushered in many reforms including the metric system in 1791 and that hotbed of 19th century mathematics, the Ecole Polytechnique, in 1794. More information about: Ecole Polytechnique

7-14-1868

July 14, 2020

Tape measure patented. Alvin J. Fellows of New Haven, Connecticut, received patent no. 79,965 for the first tape measure. The tape measure was enclosed in a circular base with a spring lock to hold the tape at any desired point. More information about: Tape Measure and its Patent

7-14-1953

July 14, 2020

Richard von Mises died in Boston, Massachusetts. Born in Austria, the applied mathematician worked in Germany, Turkey, and the U.S. More information about: Richard von Mises