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We invite students to present 15-minute research talks or expository talks on interesting mathematics. Talks in any area of mathematics, statistics or a related discipline are welcome.

We also invite presentations on careers in mathematics and on information about REU programs and mathematics graduate programs.

All students are invited to participate in a mathematical game show at the end of the conference. Prizes will be presented to the game winners.

Abstracts of talks (at most 100 words) should be submitted on the form below (or as a TeX file). Abstracts must be received by Friday, September 23, 2005.

I do not wish to make a presentation.

I plan to make a presentation; the abstract and other information appear below.

I plan to make a joint presentation with another person. The information for our presentation was submitted by my co-presenter.

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Abstract: You can use the space below for your abstract. But if your abstract contains too many equations you may prefer to send it as a TeX file to simkani@umich.edu

Careers and Opportunities

If you are giving a presentation about career or other opportunities for mathematics students, please check the following categories as they apply. Use your ctrl key to select more than one option.

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Technology

All rooms are equipped with a document camera and a PC connected to the Internet. You can also use your own laptop.

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No Registration Fee

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