Category: Academic/Teaching/Research
September 2018
Associate Deans’ Lunch – TODAY, September 19 @ noon
Colleagues, please join us for an open topic Associate Deans' lunch TODAY, Wednesday, September 19 at noon at the Faculty House. See full message for the range of topics we will be discussing throughout the fall semester. Please charge your lunch to the Office of the Dean of the Faculty.
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Modeling Financial Crises by William Chen ’19
Modeling Financial Crises With Stochastic Calculus by William Chen '19, at the Mathematics Colloquium today 1-1:45 pm, Stetson Court Classroom 101.
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Faculty Panel on post-Williams possibilities today! Statistics faculty will share their experiences and advice on careers, grad school, and the “real world.” Bring your questions!
Faculty Panel on post-Williams possibilities! Statistics faculty will share their experiences and advice on careers, grad school, and the "real world." Bring your questions! Wednesday, September 19, 1:10 - 1:50 pm, Stetson Court Classroom 105
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Economics Department Seminar: “Cournot Fire Sales”
Assistant Professor Greg Phelan will present an Economics department seminar based on joint work with Thomas Eisenbach of the NY Fed: "Cournot Fire Sales".
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MQ kick-off meeting, Wednesday, September 19th, 6 pm – 7:30 pm, Paresky 220. Come collaborate on fun and challenging math problems over dinner! Free swipe.
MQ kick-off meeting, Wednesday, September 19th, 6 pm - 7:30 pm, Paresky 220. Come collaborate on fun and challenging math problems over dinner! Free swipe.
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Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress
Known for his verve, his wit, and his profound ideas, Steven Pinker helps non-specialists understand the science behind human thought and action.
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#separados/#tornapart: How 8 Scholar/Activists Mapped ICE in 6 Days
In the summer of 2018, Alex Gil collaborated with seven scholar/activists across the country to map the omnipresence of ICE in the U.S. Come hear about Gil's work in the digital humanities on behalf of human rights. Bring lunch and laptops.
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Mathematics Class of 1960s Speaker: Luis Sordo Vieira, The Jackson Laboratory For Genomic Medicine, Mathematics for Breast Cancer Research: Investigating the Role of Iron
Mathematics Class of 1960s Speaker: Luis Sordo Vieira, The Jackson Laboratory For Genomic Medicine, Mathematics for Breast Cancer Research: Investigating the Role of Iron, Friday, September 21, 2018, 1-1:45 pm, Stetson Court Classroom 105.
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