Math Club

The K-State Math Club holds regular Meetings which anyone can attend. They have refreshments, games, puzzles, movies, speakers, homework help sessions, etc. Come join us and bring a friend. If you would like to come to meetings, then contact Cory Hardman or Chris Juarez.

Anyone interested in mathematics may be in the Math Club which is a student chapter of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). There are no dues, but being in the Math Club entitles students to reduced membership fees for the MAA and these journals: Math Horizons, Mathematics Magazine, The College Mathematics Journal, and The American Mathematical Monthly. For more information on MAA student chapters, access the MAA Student Chapters homepage and the MAA Students page. A copy of the MAA Student Chapter Membership Form is available on MAA Online.

The K-State Math Club and Chapter of the honor society Pi Mu Epsilon sponsor various extracurricular mathematical activities such as the Undergraduate Lectures in Mathematics which are designed to appeal to a diverse audience composed mostly of undergraduate mathematics majors. Math Club members also help organize and run exhibits for Open House and participate in Math Awareness Month, Telefund and other activities. Here is the Open House Math Club Display.

The Math Club supports travel by graduate students and undergraduates to mathematical and scientific conferences, exhibitions, institutes, meetings, and workshops, such as MathFest, the annual joint meeting of the Mathematical Association of America and the American Mathematical Society, the spring meeting of the Kansas section of the MAA, and the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute.