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The Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference at Towson is a one-day meeting designed to promote undergraduate research in mathematics by showcasing completed original research, selected expository presentations, as well as research projects in progress. If you are an undergraduate student or a high-school student, you are welcome to attend the conference (with or without a talk). If you have participated in an original research project, you are invited to give a presentation about your research. The web page Advice for Presenters offers information about the length of the talk, the physical facilities, and some links to website for helpful hints in preparing your presentation.
In addition to student presentations, the conference features two invited faculty
talks and a panel on career opportunities in government, industry, and academia.
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Location: 7800 York Road, Towson University, Towson MD
Time:10 am -- 5:30 pm
Registration starts at 9am.
Please fill out the online registration form if you are planning to attend.
| Plenary Speakers |
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Dr. Franklin Kenter, United States Naval Academy The Mathematics of Contemporary Games
| Contributed Talks |
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| Directions and Parking |
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Parking in the garages on campus is free on Saturdays. Take the skybridge into the 7800 York Road building.
Last modified 4 April 2019.