Interested in how classes will be structured for Fall 2020? Here are some welcome videos and notes from a few of the professors in the Math and Stats Dept. Nicole Dalzell – STA 212, Sections A & B Nicole Dalzell – STA 279 Abbey Bourdon – MST 112, Section F…
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In-person classes suspended. Remote learning begins March 23. Information: coronavirus.wfu.edu
A course in the making of mathematics and the mathematics of making Professor Sarah Raynor ~ Summer I 2020 Are you . . . Interested in learning to use the WakerSpace technologies? Interested in learning more about how models help you to understand mathematical objects and proofs? Interested in learning…
The Wake Forest University Department of Mathematics and Statistics is seeking applications for a new Mathematics and Statistics Center Director, pending financial approval. This individual will be hired as an Assistant Teaching Professor or as an Assistant Professor of the Practice, depending on qualifications, with the position to begin July…
CANCELED 2020 College Board of Visitors Lecture Dr. Dave Kung, St. Mary’s College of Maryland Dave Kung fell in love with both mathematics and music at a very early age. More successful with one than the other, he completed three degrees from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, none in…
Wake Forest University is hosting the AMC math contests, AMC10B and AMC12B this year on Wed., February 05, 2020, 5:15-7:00 pm. We invite your students to participate in these contests. There are 10 AMC10B spots and 10 AMC12 spots available. Interested students should contact Dr. Jiang as soon as possible….
CLASS DATE & TIME LOCATION TA MST 111 Thurs, Dec 12 6 – 8 pm Man 16 Alexis Newton, Ariella Lee, David Nichols, Dakota White, Kevin Buck and others MST 112 Thurs, Dec 12 6 – 8 pm Man 20 Logan Gray, Corrie Ingall, Nick Corak and others…
2019 Gentry Lectures Dr. Kenneth A. Ribet University of California – Berkeley November 20 & 21, 2019 “What did Sophie Do?” November 20, 2019 Kulynych Auditorium Porter Byrum Welcome Center – 5:30 pm I will speak about Sophie Germain, a mathematician who was born on April Fools’ Day, 1776, and…
