Harvard Mathematics Department : Undergraduate Events Overview

Undergraduate Events page

The Undergraduate Events Committee oversees, organizes, and advertises math-related talks and events put on the department and student math organizations. We aim to engage the undergraduate math community outside the classroom and create a welcoming and inclusive environment in the department, particularly for under-represented groups in math. On this page, we link to some events or event series which take place at the Harvard Math department and near by. To advertise an event on the main page please email ``webmaster at math dot harvard dot edu". To advertise a talk at the seminar page please email "seminars at math dot harvard dot edu". The current committee members are:

Voula Collins [email protected]

Math Memos

Monthly Math Memos:

Math Table

The Math Table: is a colloquium for undergraduate speakers with dinner provided (every other Wednesday, 5:30pm, in SC 507).

Open Neighborhood Seminar

The Open Neighborhood Seminar: is a colloquium with talks accessible to undergraduates (every other Wednesday, 4:30pm, SC 507). The next talk takes place on September 3, 2019 at 5:30 PM (dinner provided). See Archive of older talks.

Math Nights

The Math Night is a weekly drop-in study session with snacks (Mondays, 8pm, Leverett Dining Hall).

Why Do Math?

Why Do Math? is an invited speaker series with talks for a general audience (held about once per semester).

Student organizations

Gender Inclusivity in Mathematics (GIIM)
Harvard University Mathematics Association (HUMA)
Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament Next: November 9th 2019, registration open September 3rd.

Older events

Build with Us from Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Why do Math: Curt Mc Mullen: ``A Skeptical History of Numbers".
Why do Math: Martin Nowak: ``The Mathematics of Cooporation".
Math Moth: a place where "true stories are told live". Spring of 2018, September 2018
Seminar series on the history of Mathematics.