The Tucson Math Circle
About
The Tucson Math Circle is a great way for pre-college students to sharpen their problem-solving skills in an informal setting, after school or on weekends. You will work on interesting problems or topics in mathematics with professors and graduate students from the University of Arizona. The goal is to share the excitement about mathematics and learn through fun activities without formal tests and examinations. The circle meets weekly during the semester for an hour and a half at the Institute for Mathematics and Education on the university campus.
When and where do we meet?
The Tucson Math Circle meets every Wednesday in room 249 of the Math East Building (map here) from 4:30-6.
Announcements
- Math Circle will not be meeting on Wednesday, May 1, due to the UofA finals. We WILL have one more math circle on May 8.
- A list of problems from Spring 2013 is located here.
- A list of the problems from Fall 2012 is located here.
- A list of problems from Spring 2012 is located here.
- A list of problems from Fall 2011 is located here.
- A list of the previous problems is located here.
For more information
Contact Megan McCormick, mccormick at math.arizona.edu
External links
Supervisor
Ibrahim Fatkullin
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Phone: (520) 621-2246
Email: ibrahim at math.arizona.edu
Web site: http://math.arizona.edu/~ibrahim
Graduate student members
- David Love
- Megan McCormick
- Amy Veprauskas
- Gleb Zhelezov
- Shane Passon
- Benjamin Berman
- Jermey Birrell
- Steven Rosenthal