Lectures and Films

Zaza Urushadze’s deftly humorous and humanist fable tells the story of Ivo, who makes wooden crates in his workshop to contain the harvest from his neighbor Margus’ tangerine grove.

REMEMBERING DONALD SUTHERLAND

REMEMBERING DONALD SUTHERLAND

ARABIC MATHEMATICS presented by Sam Brannen, Sonoma State University

APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES & DATA GOVERNANCE IN THE TECH INDUSTRY presented by Melissa Depweg, Intuit Director - Data Governance

WHAT IS AN ELLIPTIC CURVE? presented by Fabian Ramirez, UC Irvine

All lectures are open to the public in Stevenson 1301 for both *On Campus(OC) & Zoom Speakers.

MATHEMATICS IN NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURES presented by Leslie Banta, Mendocino College

All lectures are open to the public in Stevenson 1301 for both *On Campus(OC) & Zoom Speakers.

Abby received her bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Hope College in 2005, and her PhD in biochemistry with Phyllis Hanson at Washington University in St. Louis in 2011.