Math and Actuarial Science Club

Temporary address: http://www.ustmasc.webs.com/

Will eventually be moved to the following:
http://www.stthomas.edu/ustclubs/math/default.html

There is a club Blackboard site.  Click the "Community" tab under  your "My UST" (or contact one of the officers for assistance).

For information on the upcoming math competitions, visit the "Math Competitions" page.

Club photo taken on 19 February 2009, 1st floor OWS. (click for larger view)

 

Mission                         Meetings                         Events

2009-2010 Officers (click on photos for larger views)
Lauren Buesgens President	Ann Kraut Vice President
Amanda Christensen Treasurer	Sarah Legatt Secretary
Courtney Williamson Webmaster	Mike Axtell Faculty Advisor

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   Fall 2009 Meetings
(meetings are at 11:45 on Thursdays and include free food)

Sept. 24, OWS 251
Introduction meeting.  Pizza served

Oct. 22, OWS 250
Featuring a panel of UST students talking about what they did this summer (internships, research, etc.), along with tips about finding good summer employment.  T-shirts sold - $10.  Chinese food served.

Nov. 19, OWS 250

Dec. 3, OWS 250

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    Fall 2009 Events - NOTE:  For more up-to-date listings, visit  http://www.ustmasc.webs.com/ or contact one of the officers.

Activities Fair
Sept. 22 (Tuesday), 12-1, Lower Quad

Resume Review
Sept. 29 (Tues.), 5:30 -7:00 p.m. in OSS 325.

Allianz Event
Oct. 1 (Thurs), OWS 250

Ameriprise Event
Oct. 8 (Thurs), OWS 250

Nerd Bowl
Midway Pro Bowl on University Ave.
Bowling fees covered.  Prizes awarded.  Help us win the trophy!

Fall Clean-up
Nov. 8 (Sun)

U of MN Job Fair (Actuary Club)
Nov. 10 (Tues.), 1-4 p.m.
St. Paul Campus, St. Paul Student Union, North Star Ballroom
Flyer

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   Our Mission

The Math and Actuarial Club provides an opportunity for members to learn more about future uses of mathematics and actuarial science by sponsoring speakers and colloquia.  It provides an opportunity for current math and actuarial science majors to meet and interact with fellow classmates and alumni, allowing them to expand their network and to learn more about their particular field.  This club will be of particular interest to students interested in mathematics, engineering, actuarial science, or graduate school.