Math Nite

During the university fall and winter terms, some of the enthusiastic mathematics professors and students at the University of Calgary offer weekly informal math sessions. These sessions are intended for students who like mathematics and want to experience mathematics outside the school curriculum.

We present problems that encourage experimentation and collaboration. A student can attend at any time - weekly attendance is not required. We do not teach mathematics that students would see in their school courses. We are not a remedial service. The students learn math from us that is not covered by school curriculum at all.

Our sessions generally attract between 10 and 15 students, especially at the beginning of the term. The sessions are aimed at suitable students in Grades 9 to 12, although exceptional and sufficiently mature students from earlier grades are welcome. A good guideline is that any student attending our sessions should already have knowledge of basic algebra.

We ask that younger students be accompanied by a teacher or parent; parents and teachers are always welcome to observe (and take part in) our sessions.

If you know of students who would enjoy our sessions, please encourage them to attend at least once.

To join Math Nite, please add yourself to the email list:

• Math Nite email list

After joining the email list, feel free to show up on any of the dates/times listed below. Pre-registration is not required.

Math Nite will be running monthly this term. Unless otherwise specified, this will occur on the first Wednesday of each month: Jan. 8, Feb. 5, Mar. 5, and Apr. 2

Time: 6pm - 8pm

Location: MS 431 (fourth floor of Math Sciences Building) 

The organizer of Math Nite is Vincent Chan (vincent.chan02@gmail.com).

Other Faculty Contacts:

• R.E. Woodrow (403- 220-6325, woodrow@math.ucalgary.ca)
• Lauren DeDieu (lauren.dedieu@ucalgary.ca)