Interested in broadening your mathematical knowledge and sharpening your analytical thinking? Join the Colorado Math Circle. For exciting math talks and problem solving sessions hosted by the University of Colorado at Boulder. Speakers will include math professors and mathematicians from around the state. Topics are expected to include number theory, combinatorics, probability, and geometry. Club will meet on Wednesday afternoons at CU-Boulder to practice contest math problems.

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Speakers will present real mathematics, and will share with the audience modern views of mathematics. Some talks will provide students with related problems, or will enable teachers to expand later on the topics with their students. Ffarris at scu dot edu.

Ldquo;I learned something new everyday. It was engaging and challenging. The New York Math Circle offers interested students an opportunity to develop reasoning and problem solving skills through exploration of Mathematics. Read more about us here. And check out some problems. For a taste of Mathematics we enjoy.

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The 2014-2015 contest is now concluded! Congratulations to all participants. 2014-15 Round 3 Solutions and Rubric are now available. 2014-15 Round 3 Scores now posted. Mathematics competition open to all United States middle and high school students. As opposed to most mathematics competitions, the. USAMTS allows students a full month. Or more, to work out their solutions. Click on one of the.

Is a group meeting of professional mathematicians and students who work together to solve challenging and interesting problems. The goal is to have fun working on problems and kindle a passion for mathematics. Is open to girls from the Tulsa area. Faculty from the University of Tulsa, local educators, and outside speakers will participate.