The Department of Mathematics & Statistics will host this year’s Maine/Québec Number Theory Conference on the weekend of October 2-3.  Held remotely this year due to the pandemic, the conference will feature 52 speakers from across the globe presenting their latest research in number theory.  For more information, please consult the conference website.

Please join us for the virtual 2021 Mathematics Capstone presentations.  Talks begin Wed, April 21, ending Monday, May 3.  The full schedule with abstracts is here.    

From the UMaine News Blog: Collaboration fosters learning in mathematics courses at the University of Maine. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that brought isolation to many, graduate teaching assistants took measures to enable students to participate in collaborative group work in their classes. Whether remote or in-person, 17 graduate teaching assistants ensured students […]

Math lecturer Ayesha Maliwal-Bundy has been named Presidential Fellow for the coming year.  She will help lead an initiative to improve learning success as part of the University’s strategic plan. From the news announcement: “I want to focus on strengthening advising and increasing communication across departments to ensure students are making informed decisions and feel supported,” […]

Mathematics Lecturer Paula Drewniany has received the 2020 Outstanding Lecturer Award in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.  The award highlights Paula’s outstanding contributions to foundational courses such as Precalculus, Calculus I and Calculus II. She has also been involved in the design of new courses (most recently Applications of Calculus) and has played a […]

Mathematics major Abram Karam is one of ten undergraduates who have been named 2020 Outstanding Graduating Students at the University of Maine.  Abram works with Professor Peter Stechlinski in applied mathematics research, and he will be joining us in the fall as a Mathematics MA student.  Read the press release here.

Please join us for the 2020 Mathematics Capstone presentations.  Talks will take place every MWF at 10:00am and 10:25am, beginning Friday, April 10.  The full schedule is here.    

Caroline Joyce Kennedy, longtime administrative assistant in the UMaine Department of Mathematics & Statistics, passed away on March 23, 2020.  For 28 years until her retirement in 1997, Caroline was the face of the math department. She always had a smile and an open ear for anyone who walked into the office.  Her obituary can […]