Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GSAC) Homepage:

Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GSAC) exists for the following reasons:

To advise new and continuing graduate students concerning curricula, requirements for degrees and other aspects of the graduate program.

To make recommendations to the Department concerning promotion, tenure and retention of faculty members.

To participate in the allocation of ASUU funds supplied to the College of Science Student Council.

To make whatever recommendations it feels appropriate concerning the graduate program to the Department of Mathematics.

To assist the Department in making its policies and requirements fully understood by the graduate students.

Current GSAC sub-committees
Note: Underline indicates sub-committee chair with link to email.

Co-chairs Victor Camacho/Jay Newby and Chris Kocs

Retention, Promotion and Tenure Blerta Shtylla, Matt Housley, Mike Purcell, Darci Taylor

Graduate Colloquium Sarah Kitchen, Tim Cartsens, Will Malone

Graduate Colloquium Refreshments Brittany Bannish, Tony Lam, Becky Clover, Yael Algom Kfir

Picnic Mike Purcell, Dylan Zwick, Becky Clover

Recruitment Aaron Wood, Ben Trahan, Blerta Shtylla, Chris Remien

"Friendship" (Social Outreach) Ching-Jui "Ray" Lai, Masaki Iino, Game Night: Will Malone, Ben Trahan

Web page maintenance Sean Laverty

Contacts for Prospective and Incoming Students
Note: Underline indicates link to personal webpage or email address.

Mathematical Biology Algebraic Geometry Commutative Algebra Topology Representation Theory Probability and Statistics Applied Mathematics/PDE International Students

Erica Graham Stefano Urbinati Julian Chan Will Malone Matt Housley Tony Lam
and
Mike Purcell Masaki Iino Stefano Urbinati

For general questions and information please email Sandy Hiskey.

Links

Colloquium schedule Fall 2009 Colloquia

Social Calendar Fall 2009 Social Events

Presentations using LaTeX: The Beamer Class Page of information related to GSAC Colloguium given on Sept. 4, 2007, includes TeX source and PDF of presentation used in for the colloquium.

Grant Proposals Prepare a Successful Grant Proposal

Thesis Preparation Graduate School
Department of Computer Science

Sources for travel funds Graduate School

Past colloquia schedules Archive of past colloquia: Fall 1999-Spring 2009

Information for qualifying exams Archive of past qualifying examinations

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Co-chairs	Victor Camacho/Jay Newby and Chris Kocs
Retention, Promotion and Tenure	Blerta Shtylla, Matt Housley, Mike Purcell, Darci Taylor
Graduate Colloquium	Sarah Kitchen, Tim Cartsens, Will Malone
Graduate Colloquium Refreshments	Brittany Bannish, Tony Lam, Becky Clover, Yael Algom Kfir
Picnic	Mike Purcell, Dylan Zwick, Becky Clover
Recruitment	Aaron Wood, Ben Trahan, Blerta Shtylla, Chris Remien
"Friendship" (Social Outreach)	Ching-Jui "Ray" Lai, Masaki Iino, Game Night: Will Malone, Ben Trahan
Web page maintenance	Sean Laverty

Mathematical Biology	Algebraic Geometry	Commutative Algebra	Topology	Representation Theory	Probability and Statistics	Applied Mathematics/PDE	International Students
Erica Graham	Stefano Urbinati	Julian Chan	Will Malone	Matt Housley	Tony Lam and Mike Purcell	Masaki Iino	Stefano Urbinati

Colloquium schedule	Fall 2009 Colloquia
Social Calendar	Fall 2009 Social Events
Presentations using LaTeX: The Beamer Class	Page of information related to GSAC Colloguium given on Sept. 4, 2007, includes TeX source and PDF of presentation used in for the colloquium.
Grant Proposals	Prepare a Successful Grant Proposal
Thesis Preparation	Graduate School
	Department of Computer Science
Sources for travel funds	Graduate School
Past colloquia schedules	Archive of past colloquia: Fall 1999-Spring 2009
Information for qualifying exams	Archive of past qualifying examinations
xkcd	Comics
PHD Comics	More Comics