Undergraduate Mathematics Day is a biennial event to celebrate all forms of undergraduate mathematics, from research and learning to teaching and history.
This biennial event provides an opportunity for undergraduate mathematicians to meet and network with more established mathematicians. We invite talks by both students and faculty.
Submissions from 2015
The Graph Theory Origin Story (Abstract), Daniel Roberts
2015 Program and Abstracts, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
2015 Undergraduate Mathematics Day Poster, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
Submissions from 2011
Perfect and Abundant Numbers - a Perfect and Abundant Source for Undergraduate Research Projects (Abstract), Judy Holdener
2011 Program and Abstracts, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
2011 Undergraduate Mathematics Day Poster, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
Submissions from 2009
Keeping Up-to-Date with Bayes (Abstract), Kristin Duncan
2009 Program and Abstracts,, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
2009 Undergraduate Mathematics Day Poster, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
Submissions from 2007
Garden-variety Symmetry (Abstract), Colleen Hoover
2007 Program and Abstracts, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
2007 Undergraduate Mathematics Day Poster, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
Submissions from 2005
Shuffle Up and Deal; Should We Have Jokers Wild? (Abstract), Kristen Lampe
2005 Program and Abstracts, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
2005 Undergraduate Mathematics Day Poster, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
Submissions from 2003
Curvature (Abstract), Chikako Mese
2003 Program and Abstracts, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
2003 Undergraduate Mathematics Day Poster, University of Dayton. Department of Mathematics
