Colloquium
Wednesday, April 8
12:00pm
WXLR A206
Faculty host: Malena Espanol
Coffee and cookies will be served.
Colloquium
Wednesday, February 11
12:00pm
WXLR A206
Faculty host: Sharon Crook
Coffee and cookies will be served.
Colloquium
Wednesday, December 3
12:00pm
WXLR A206
Faculty host: Florian Sprung
Coffee and cookies will be served.
Paul Vaz Undergraduate Mathematics Seminar
Wednesday, November 12
3:00 pm
WXLR A309
Organized by Doug Williams. If you cannot attend in person, email Doug for the Zoom link.
History of ASA DataFest
ASA DataFest was founded at UCLA in 2011, when 30 students gathered for 48 intense hours to analyze five years of arrest records provided by the Los Angeles Police Department. ASA DataFest is now sponsored by the American Statistical Association and hosted by colleges and universities across the country. More than 2000 students take part in the over 60 competitions hosted from late March to early May..
Dominique Hughes, Applied Mathematics PhD Defense
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
10:00am AZ/MST
WXLR A546
Virtual Meeting Link: Email Dominique Hughes for link
Title: Characterizing the Effects of Age on Autistic Adults Using Network Analysis
Sari Cahyaningtias, Applied Mathematics PhD Defense
Monday, November 3, 2025
10:00am AZ/MST
WXLR A113
Virtual Meeting Link: Email Sari Cahyaningtias for link
Title: Essays on Stochastic Modeling in Human Mortality
Theophilus Kwofie, Applied Mathematics PhD Defense
Monday, November 3, 2025
9:30am AZ/MST
WXLR A306
Virtual Meeting Link: Email Theophilus Kwofie for link
Title: Mathematical Modeling in Social Dynamics
John Stockton, Statistics PhD Defense
Friday, October 31, 2025
12:00 pm AZ/MST
WXLR A302
Virtual Meeting Link: Email John Stockton for link
Title: Inference on Two Case Studies in Biological Statistical Models
Nicholaus Cortez Applied Mathematics PhD Defense
Monday, November 10, 2025
9:00 am AZ/MST
WXLR 546
Virtual Meeting Link: Email Nicholaus Cortez for link
An Approach to Understanding Structure and Dynamics of Business Ecosystems via Network Analysis and Agent-based Modeling