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ICMA-VIII abstract submission form

International Conference on Mathematical Modeling and Analysis of Populations in Biological Systems

October 28-30, 2022

University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, Louisiana, USA

There is a LaTeX template on the abstract submission webpage. When you are ready to submit your abstract, please complete this form and email your abstract (as a LaTeX source file attachment) to us at ICMA2022@louisiana.edu.

Please enter your full name.
Please enter your affiliation (College/University, Company, Organization, other). Include organization name and department or division name as appropriate.
Please enter the title of your talk or poster presentation.
Please select your preferred presentation type (talk, poster, no preference).
Please indicate the date (and approximate time) when you submitted your abstract (in LaTeX source file form) to ICMA2022@louisiana.edu

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ICMA-VIII registration form

International Conference on Mathematical Modeling and Analysis of Populations in Biological Systems

October 28-30, 2022

University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, Louisiana, USA

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Caleb Macdonald earns praise for presentation

Mathematics graduate student Joshua Caleb Macdonald received special recognition for his contributed presentation, Modeling COVID-19 outbreaks in United States with distinct testing, lockdown speed and fatigue rates, to the Mathematical Epidemiology section of the 2021 Society for Mathematical Biology Annual Meeting. The meeting, organized by the University of California, Riverside, was held virtually on June 13 - 17, 2021.

Undergraduate research activities

Many of our undergraduate mathematics majors are conducting academic research. A few recent examples are described below.

During Fall 2020 our undergraduate mathematics major Maxwell Lovig completed a research project Tick population modeling under the direction of Ross Chiquet and Amy Veprauskas.

During Fall 2020 our undergraduate mathematics majors Maddie Angerdina and Ian Bonin completed a research project Dynamics of a smallmouth bass populations with harvesting under the direction of Ross Chiquet and Amy Veprauskas.

Bayard and Kane graduate summa cum laude!

Mathematics graduates Christopher Andrew Bayard and Maxwell Reigner Kane are among the ten college of sciences graduates (27 university graduates) who graduated summa cum laude!

As noted above, the Spring 2021 class stands out for academic achievement. Overall, twenty-seven undergraduate students were recognized as summa cum laude graduates for achieving 4.0 GPAs. The group is the largest ever to earn perfect GPAs. The ten honorees from the college of sciences are:

Good News from the LA MS MAA Meeting

Several people from our department participated in the 2021 Virtual Section Meeting of the Louisiana / Mississippi Mathematical Association of America Section on Saturday 27 February 2021 and Saturday 6 March 2021.

Our math majors competed in the annual LA/MS MAA Conference competitions and did very well.

For the second year in a row, mathematics major Maxwell Reigner Kane was awarded 1st place in the student paper/presentation competition.

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Math Tutoring Request

Use this form to contact a math tutor for remote tutoring.   Please read and follow the instructions on the tutoing page carefully.

If possible, type your question here. Try to include enough detail so that we can understand what you are doing and where you are stuck.
If you prefer to meet via Zoom you must select one of the scheduled day/time periods on the same day as that when you are submitting this request. If we can fit you in, we will set a time and send you the meeting link. Note: If you agree to a Zoom meeting time and do not show up you may be banned from future Zoom sessions.

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