In celebration of International Women in Math Day, Women in Math Committee and Math Racial Equity Committee present a webinar discussion with Dr. Susama Agarwala, Mathematician and machine learning researcher.
Rubik’s Cube: The math behind the best-selling puzzle toy of all time!
Join us at 9 AM (ET) on Saturday, June 5, for a special family-fun event that will put a Waterloo Faculty of Mathematics’ twist on the world’s best-selling puzzle toy! Use the following link to join the event: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81245704190
The University of Waterloo is proud to honour the many accomplishments of our 2021 faculty of mathematics graduates and will mark this milestone with a virtual convocation ceremony on June 18, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. EDT.
Graduands, family, friends and the University community are invited to attend our Spring 2021 convocation ceremony. Please RSVP in advance so you don't miss the celebration.
Women in Mathematics welcomes new students to the Faculty of Mathematics during a virtual event on Thursday, September 16.
Get to know other women in math and build your connections in a virtual meet-up!
Alumni, family and friends are you ready for some friendly competition? Join us for Happy Hour Trivia at Alumni Black and Gold Day (@home).
Each month, the Faculty of Mathematics offers its students, staff, and faculty the opportunity to participate in different activities and events related to the nine dimensions of wellness through the Living Wellness Campaign. For October, we're focusing on Emotional Wellness.
Members of the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program will be joining us on Wednesday, October 6 from 2:00 - 4:00 PM (M3 Patio)!
The event is free, but there are limited cuddles available.
Dean Mark Giesbrecht's Townhall event for faculty and staff will take place virtually through MS Teams on October 12, 2021 from 2:00 to 3:00 pm.
Faculty of Mathematics staff and faculty received the agenda and meeting link for this event by email on September 23, 2021.
GRADflix is a research communication opportunity for graduate students. Participants will create a video, moving slide show, or animation of no longer than 60 seconds (one minute) in length that describes their research.
Learn more about GRADflix, register to compete, view the eligibility and rules, etc. on the GRADflix website.
The dates for the 2021-2022 competition are as follows:
Join the virtual audience for the Concept $5K Finals! Watch promising student teams take the virtual stage and compete for their share of $25K in grant funding to help take startup ideas to the next level.
Registration is required.
In her talk, Dr. Amber Wutich will explore one of the greatest threats facing humans in the coming century - water insecurity.