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==== Student-run Seminar Description ==== | ==== Student-run Seminar Description ==== | ||
- | In Spring 2017, the co-organizers of the student-run math/applied math seminar are Jamie Haddock (<jhaddock@math.ucdavis.edu>) and Ben Schiffman (<bschiffman@math.ucdavis.edu>). | + | In the 2023-2024 school year, the co-organizers of the student-run research seminar are Ian Sullivan (<iasullivan@ucdavis.edu>) and Soyeon Kim (<syxkim@ucdavis.edu>). |
The student run seminar is an excellent opportunity to give a talk (which just needs to be long enough to clearly convey your subject matter, up to 50 minutes) as well as see what other students and professors are working on. The talks are interesting and useful (knowing what your fellow students and faculty find interesting is a very important thing when planning and performing your own research). Free pizza and soda provided for your convenience. | The student run seminar is an excellent opportunity to give a talk (which just needs to be long enough to clearly convey your subject matter, up to 50 minutes) as well as see what other students and professors are working on. The talks are interesting and useful (knowing what your fellow students and faculty find interesting is a very important thing when planning and performing your own research). Free pizza and soda provided for your convenience. | ||
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* Creating and distributing a sign-in sheet each week in order to record attendance. | * Creating and distributing a sign-in sheet each week in order to record attendance. | ||
* Submitting copies of the sign-in sheet and food receipts for reimbursement. | * Submitting copies of the sign-in sheet and food receipts for reimbursement. | ||
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