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Seven Plattsburghers travelled to Westfield State College in Massachusetts for the Thirteenth Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference on April 8, 2006. Left to right: Greg Quenell, Kevin Sherwood, Marie Wass, Don Kaupelis, Zach Warner, and Jon Mortelette. The seventh traveller, Victoria Lu, took the picture. |
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Marie Wass (second from left) and Victoria Lu (far right) met some fellow mathematics enthusiasts from Mount Holyoke College. |
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Don Kaupelis gave a talk on "Bringing History into High School Mathematics". |
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The math club organized a panel, "My math, your math". Panelists included some American students, and several of our international students. The panelists compared notes on mathematics education in their home countries. |
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| Some of the senior math majors organized a brunch during the Fall semester. Here are some pictures from this occasion. |
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All set to head off to the 2004 Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference (H.R.U.M.C.) conference at Mount Holyoke, Massachusetts |
Don Kaupelis, Victoria Liu and Ben Palmer, who gave a presentation titled "Fixed points" at H.R.U.M.C. 2004 |
Diana LeBarron and Amanda McNeil, two of the jeopardy presenters for H.R.U.M.C. 2004 |
Dinner on the way home from the H.R.U.M.C. conference. |
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Ryan Guerston, Anna Gadway, and Diana, math jeopardy presenters. |
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At a presentation by Andrew Wiles at the University of Vermont, Math majors Alaina Reinwald and John Rion (2004) got to meet and talk with Wiles. Wiles is the mathematician who in the 1990's proved Fermat's last theorem, thereby solving a 300 year old problem. |
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The Math Jeopardy Crew Presentation at Union College
Math majors Megan Paddack, Kristen Carmichael, Carrie Ludwig and Rachel Kowalowski, after their "Math jeopardy" presentation at the Hudson River Undergraduate Math Conference at Union College, Schenectady, Spring 2003. Their presentation was so popular that the room was filled to overflowing. Despite the pressure of speaking to such a large crowd, they did an excellent job and Math Jeopardy was very enthusiastically received by the audience. |
Questions, Comments, Suggestions?
If you would like more information about the Mathematics program at Plattsburgh State, please contact
David Kenoyer (Chairperson)
Mathematics Department
Phone: (518) 564-4137
Fax: (518) 564-4124
E-mail: kenoyedb@plattsburgh.edu
Mathematics Department
Hawkins 224B
Plattsburgh, NY 12901