We invite you to join us at the Annual Conference of Pi Mu Epsilon to be
held in conjunction with the MAA MathFest
in
Talks may be expository on material undergraduates probably have not seen in their classrooms or on new research accomplished while an undergraduate. Any area of mathematics or its applications is appropriate. Presentation time is fifteen minutes.The American Mathematical Society [AMS] will give PME $1000 and the American Statistical Association [ASA] will give PME $450 that PME will use to give ten $150 cash awards to students whose exposition and research are exemplary, and the Council for Undergraduate Research will give a $150 cash award for the best research paper. In addition to these ten awards for the ten best presentations, there may be more $150 cash awards, called `sponsored awards' if some of these best presentations represent research applicable to the special interests of these sponsoring organizations: MAA Special Interest Groups for Environmental Mathematics [SIGMAA-EM] and for Biology [BioSIGMAA], and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics [SIAM]. Student speakers and student delegates complete this application form.
Students should see their Pi Mu Epsilon Faculty Advisors for more information about attending the MAA's MathFest 2010 and for an appropriate topic for a student talk at our 2010 PME Conference.