Central
Michigan University Department of Mathematics
&
National
Science Foundation
NSF
REU
Research
Experience for Undergraduates
Summer
2007
The Department
of Mathematics at Central Michigan University is hosting
a National Science
Foundation summer program to provide Research Experience for
Undergraduates.
Program: Eight students
will be chosen to work with faculty members of the Mathematics Department.
Professors John Daniels, Sivaram Narayan and Ken Smith will guide the student
research.
Topics: The topics to
be studied will be in the areas of Algebra, Combinatorics, Matrix Theory and
Statistical Modeling.
Dates: June 4 - July 27, 2007.
Stipends: Each student will receive a stipend of $3,360, lodging
and a meal allowance. Some money is available for travel to the REU site
and to make presentations at conferences.
Applications: Students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents
and will be undergraduates in Fall 2007 are eligible to apply. Women and
minorities are particularly encouraged to apply. Applicants should have
completed a second course in Calculus and a course in Linear Algebra by May 2007. Preference will be given to
applications received by February 23, 2007.
For additional
information and/or application form:
NSFREU Application download (.pfd)
or contact: Professor Ken
W. Smith (989) 774-6521 or 774-3596,
email:
Ken.W.Smith@cmich.edu
Check out some Frequently Asked Questions (such as ÒIs an official
transcipt necessary or may I submit an unofficial one?Ó)
Here is a brief description
of the 2007 research projects.
Research reports from
previous years
Return to
Ken SmithÕs home page
Last updated on February 22, 2007