Flatland Movie Night
Math-themed film night and discussion for students who want a relaxed entry point into the Math Club community.
Math Club
Selected fall gatherings, competitions, spring workshops, research preparation, career events, and special gatherings for mathematics students.
Math-themed film night and discussion for students who want a relaxed entry point into the Math Club community.
Fall 2026
Fall has a lighter public calendar: KME induction, Estimathon, MORE at Virginia Tech, Flatland Movie Night, SUMS, and the Putnam Competition. There are no fall Putnam planning sessions or fall workshop series scheduled.
Annual fall induction for new Kappa Mu Epsilon members. Calendar entry will be added once the date is confirmed.
Team estimation competition with rapid-fire quantitative reasoning problems, returning after last fall's event.
Mathematics - Opportunities in Research and Education workshop for undergraduates interested in research, summer opportunities, graduate school, and mathematical careers. Calendar entry will be added once the official date is announced.
Math-themed film night and discussion.
Shenandoah Undergraduate Mathematics and Statistics conference opportunity for undergraduate talks, posters, and community with regional mathematics students.
National undergraduate mathematics competition with challenging proof-based problems. No fall Putnam planning sessions or workshops are scheduled.
Spring 2027
Spring events begin after the first week of classes and emphasize internships, Integration Bee preparation, software, data science, research week, and career next steps.
Pathways to internships, undergraduate research, and summer programs.
Integration techniques, substitutions, integration by parts, partial fractions, and trigonometric integrals.
Wolfram Mathematica for symbolic algebra, calculus, and STEM computation.
Frequently missed GRE topics, challenging problems, and group strategies.
Programs, application materials, recommendations, and graduate school timelines.
Annual spring induction for new Pi Mu Epsilon members. Calendar entry will be added once the date is confirmed.
Timed rounds, strategic tips, and head-to-head integration practice.
Create mathematical animations and instructional videos with no coding background required.
Writing, reviewing, and refining statements of purpose and application essays.
Campus-wide academic assessment activities and workshops.
Fast-paced calculus competition in collaboration with participating faculty.
R for statistics, data visualization, and reproducible research in mathematics.
Multidisciplinary annual research conference with student poster sessions, talks, and networking.
Panel discussion and resource fair for diverse careers connected to mathematics.