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A Braid of Links- 'Your rough guide to mathematics on the Web.' A Canadian site with many links to mathematics related information in all areas, from careers to entertainment.

Why Math?: Last week, a friend of a student was visiting on campus. She told me that although she really liked math, she had never really considered being a math major. Her reason astounded me. She had been told by her father, a mathematics professor at a state university, that math was worthwhile preparation only for a teaching career! In the lingo of our times, that is SO NOT TRUE!

AfterMATH: Ready to put that math degree to work? Click here to see options on careers and graduate schools in mathematics.

Math Resources:A list of mathematical magazines, both undergraduate and beyond, with details on how to get published.

Summer Internships and Study Abroad Opportunities in Mathematics:

Check out the summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates. These summer programs usually provide a stipend for living expenses as well as being educational and great fun! Deadlines are usually in mid-January to the beginning of February. Most of the programs have an e-mail address you can use to ask for application forms -- sometimes you can apply over the net! There are other Summer Opportunities available as well.

Looking for a great experience abroad next fall? Check out the description of this program: Budapest semesters in mathematics. Hungary has the highest reputation in training problem solving mathematicians! The deadline for applications is April 30 (1997) for next fall's program. There is also a program in the spring with a deadline of November 1.

Miscellaneous:

Math on the Web Looking for a particular math topic on the web but don't know where to start? Use our resources to help find what you're looking for. This site also contains to links to other mathematical web pages that we found useful and/or entertaining.

Math Department Events Find out what's happening in the Math Department.

Mathematical Games and Puzzles: Check out the latest math-oriented games and puzzles we found on the web.

Humor:Professor Harper takes a stab at poetry with "The Calculus Professor's Song".


Last updated: Saturday, May 13, 2000
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