List of talks given by J.P. Cossey

Here is a list of all (give or take one or two) of the talks I have given, by category.

Off campus talks:

Irreducible Representations of the symmetric group, Western Washington University colloquium, February 2008.
Introduction to the Catalan numbers, Western Washington University, February 2008.
Lifts of Brauer characters of solvable groups, University of Akron colloquim, January 2008.
Irreducible representations of the symmetric group, Central Michigan University Colloquium Series, November 2007.
Uniqueness of lifts of Specht modules in the symmetric group, AMS Tucson sectional, April 2007.
Panelist, The 2006 Inquiry Based Learning workshop, 10th annual Legacy of R.L. Moore conference, April 2007.
Combinatorics and the representation theory of the symmetric group, Northern Arizona University Colloquium Series, April 2007.
Vertices of lifts of Brauer characters, Zassenhaus Group Theory Conference, March 2007.
Bounds on the number of lifts of a Brauer character of a solvable group, Ohio State-Denison Mathematics Conference, May 2006.
Lifts of Brauer characters of solvable groups, Southeast Louisiana University Colloquium Series, February 2005.

University of Arizona Group Theory Seminar:

Maximal subgroups of the symmetric group, University of Arizona Group Theory Seminar, Fall 2007.
Fong chatacters of solvable groups, Univ. of Arizona Group Theory Seminar, Spring 2007.
Introduction to the construction of the characters of GL_n(F_q), Univ. of Arizona Group Theory Seminar, Fall 2006.
The character table of GL_2(F_q), Univ. of Arizona Group Theory Seminar, Fall 2006.

University of Arizona Math Instruction Colloquium:

The "Teacher Improvement through Mathematics Education" program, Univ. of Arizona Math Instruction Colloquium, Fall 2007.
Route 66 to Catalan: The Catalan numbers and some generalizations, Univ. of Arizona Math Instruction Colloquium, Fall 2006.
A first try at the Moore method, Univ. of Arizona Math Instruction Colloquium, Spring 2007.
True lies Euler told me: Power series, ``proofs'', and partitions, Univ. of Arizona Math Instruction Seminar, Fall 2005.

University of Arizona Algebra and Number Theory Seminar

The McKay conjecture and some refinements, Univ. of Arizona Algebra and Number Theory Seminar, Fall 2007.
Fong characters and normal subgroups, Univ. of Arizona Algebra and Number Theory Seminar, Spring 2007.
On the James-Mathas Conjecture on Specht modules of the symmetric group, Univ. of Arizona Algebra and Number Theory Seminar, Spring 2006.
Extensions of the Fong-Swan Theorem, Univ. of Arizona Algebra and Number Theory Seminar, Fall 2005.

University of Wisconsin:

Fourier analysis on finite groups and Fermat's theorem for finite fields, Univ. of Wisconsin Group Theory Seminar, Fall 2003.
Bounds of point stabilizers in primitive permutation groups, Univ. of Wisconsin Group Theory Seminar, Spring 2003.
Automorphisms fixing elements of prime order, Univ. of Wisconsin Group Theory Seminar, Spring 2002.
Thompson's theorem on solvable groups with one class of involutions, Univ. of Wisconsin Group Theory Seminar, Fall 2001.
The automorphism tower theorem, Univ. of Wisconsin Group Theory Seminar, Fall 2000.
Regular speaker, Univ. of Wisconsin Graduate Character Theory Seminar, Spring 2002.
Unitary representations and harmonic analysis, Univ. of Wisconsin Graduate Analysis Seminar, Spring 2001.
Representations of compact groups, Univ. of Wisconsin Graduate Analysis Seminar, Fall 2000.

Miscellaneous:

Introduction to the Modified Moore Method, University of Arizona Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Seminar, Fall 2006.

Organizing:

Co-organizer of Southwest Group Theory Day, a group theory conference held at University of Arizona on October 27th, 2007.
Co-organizer of University of Arizona Group Theory seminar
Organizer of University of Arizona Undergraduate Teaching Assistant seminar, Fall 2007.
Co-organizer of panel discussion "Research with undergraduate students" for Project NExT at AMS Joint Meetings, January 2006.
Co-organizer of panel discussion "Creating or re-creating a new course" for Project NExT at MathFest, August 2006.