Pi Mu Epsilon (Mathematics Honor Society)
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Unfolding Humanity: Mathematics at Burning Man
A mathematician discusses her large-scale artwork
12:00 PM · Public Policy : 105
UMBC's Department of Mathematics and Statistics and its local chapters of Pi Mu Epsilon and Phi Beta Kappa present the annual distinguished PME speaker on April 29th: Dr. Diane Hoffoss of the...
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PME Executive Council
Spring 2019 - Spring 2020
Executive Council Members President: Harrison Lewis (hlewis3@umbc.edu) Council member: Omar French (ofrench1@umbc.edu) Council member: Caleb Robelle (carobel1@umbc.edu) Council member: Ellen...
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PME at Annual MathFest 7/31--8/3
Get funding to attend MathFest 2019, Cincinnati
MathFest 2019 in Cincinnati, OH, is about 5 months away, and the PME Council is looking forward to seeing as many PME members as possible. PME offers financial support for student members...
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National Math Festival
Free Festival in Washington DC, May 4
This free and public celebration returns to Washington, D.C. in 2019, with program tracks for adults, middle and high schoolers, as well as elementary schoolers and the very young. Explore...
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Pi Mu Epsilon Lives!
PME
Hi Everyone, My name is Justin Webster, and I'm an assistant professor in the mathematics and statistics department at UMBC. I've been tasked with the job of overseeing Pi Mu Epsilon (PME),...
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About This Group

Pi Mu Epsilon is the national mathematics honors society.  PME currently has over 350 chapters at colleges and universities throughout the United States.  The purpose of the society is to promote scholarly activity in mathematics among the students at academic institutions. For more information about the national organization please see http://www.pme-math.org/organization/whatispme.html

At UMBC, our chapter is dedicated to helping provide an infrastructure for our undergraduate mathematics and statistics majors.  We host informational sessions and panels about aspects of mathematical careers, and are developing ways in which our members can support each other in their studies.