About
Welcome to the official Web site of the Mathematics Graduate Students Association at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oklahoma (OU). The graduate students in mathematics at OU are in the process of getting the association up and running. A part of this process is the formation of this Web site. For futher information about MGSA please feel free to contact: Jeff Breeding. For suggestions and questions about this website please contact Thomas Madsen. Here is the constitution: In PDF format, In pure text format . The constitution was approved by UOSA on August 12 2008.
Who's who
- President: Jeff Breeding
- Vice President: Nancy Ho
- Treasurer: Catherine Hall
- Secretary: Thomas Madsen
- Tuesday Tea organizer: Shayna Grove
- Faculty advisor: Noel Brady
- Graduate Council member: Keshav Acharya
- Graduate Student Senators: Lee Lerner and Kashyap Rajeevsarathy
- Webmaster: Thomas Madsen
Resources
MGSA has a few resource pages for the graduate students
- GTA classroom observation form
- MGSA resource page for Conferences and Workshops
- MGSA resource page for latex (write math in the nice way)
- MGSA resource page for HTML (making your own web site)
- How to forward your email from the math account to
- MGSA resource page for 'finding a job'
International Students
MGSA is committed to help the international students in the department pass the language tests. All please read these comments on the language tests
Events
Visit the MGSA web album with pictures from some of our events.
MGSA organizes various events for the graduate students. A list of past events can be found here: Past Events
Student run seminars:
- Graduate Student Seminar (also known as the Pizza Seminar)
- Student Algebra Seminar
- Student Topology and Geometry Seminar
- Applied Math Seminar
- Student RUME Seminar
- Previous talks given in a student run seminar
MGSA organizes the Tuesday Tea for graduate students every Tuesday at 3.30pm on the 4th floor.
Useful links
- Career Information for Mathematics Graduates
- Department Graduate Study page
- University of Oklahoma Math Club
