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Student Organizations

Math Club 

The UNO Math Club has revived itself in the past year and has worked to increase its visibility on campus. We host a social event each month to help our members get to know each other. These have included a "Mathoween" party, a white elephant holiday party, a game night, a movie night, an end of the year cookout and more. We also hosted a Math Career Night for all Math Club members and STEM majors, featuring employers such as the FBI Omaha Field Office, National Indemnity, and West Corporation. 

 The Math Club also helps to promote personal and professional development opportunities in math including the series of Cool Math Talks and Math Teacher Circles, and the new speaker series entitled "Get to Know Your UNO Professors." Our biggest event of the year was the Pi your Professor fundraiser which celebrated Pi Day and raised money for the Math Club and Math Department. We sold pie slices to students and faculty during the month of March and the professors with the most pie slices in their names were pied in the Durham Science Center. The Math Club is working to increase our visibility on campus and to offer more opportunities to our student members throughout their time at UNO.

Actuarial Club

We are trying to gauge interest in joining/starting an actuarial club/organization here on campus. Studying for the actuarial exams is a rigorous process. By forming a club we could hold weekly study sessions catered toward passing specific exams. In addition, we could co-pay for online study materials. This would greatly reduce the amount we each have to pay for study materials. For example, say ten of us are planning on taking test 1/P in November. Not only would we be able to meet for weekly study sessions, but we could create a shared account for the online study materials.

This would cost each student about $40 rather than each individually buying study materials for hundreds of dollars. In addition, speakers could be invited to meetings, but these are merely a few ideas for how forming an actuarial club could benefit us. Please let me know if you're interested!

If interested please contact the Advisor/Academic Coordinator.

Pi Mu Epsilon

Pi Mu Epsilon is dedicated to the promotion of mathematics and recognition of students who successfully pursue mathematical understanding. To promote mathematics, the National Pi Mu Epsilon Council sponsors an annual conference in conjunction with the Mathematics Association of America’s (MAA) annual MathFest. Traditionally, this conference occurs the first weekend of August. Undergraduate members of Pi Mu Epsilon are encouraged to give a 15 minute presentation on a mathematical topic of interest.

The content of the presentation does not have to include original research. Although some presentations may impart new results, the majority often show results of exploration of a topic beyond what is traditionally covered in an undergraduate class. Feel free to contact a member of the PME Council to verify a topic is suitable for presentation.

Graduate students are also eligible to join.

UNO is the home of the Nebraska Gamma chapter of the National Mathematics Honorary Society, Pi Mu Epsilon. Contact Dr. Griff Elder for more information.