Graduate Student Seminar (Math/Stat 690)

Fall 2023

Time and Location: Wednesdays, 11:00 AM- 11:50, FA 215

Date	Event		Organizer
September 27	Faculty short talks		Drs. Park and Draganescu
Date	First speaker	Second speaker	Session Chair	Discussant
October 4	Ahmet   Aydin	Bo   Li	Alex   Sheranko	Dr.   Andrei Draganescu
October 11	Weixin   Wang	Ellie   Gurvich	Ji   Li	Dr.   Anindya Roy
October 18	Student event		MSGSA, SIAM, and ASA
October 25	Naghmeh   Akhavan	Mouhamed   Oloude	Vahid   Andalib	Dr.   Thomas Mathew
November 1	Dejene   Chala	Ehsan   Shakeri	Gargi   Chaudhuri	Dr.   Hye-Won Kang
November 8	Nathan   Tamiru	Fred   Aziz	Emoke   Galambos	Dr.   Justin Webster
November 15	Haoyu   Ren	Alabi (Jamiu)   Ahmed	John   Eustaquio	Dr.   Yaakov Malinovsky
November 29	NSA presentation		Drs. Park and Draganescu
December 6	Alex   Sheranko	Yuxin   Zhang	Lara   Scott	Dr.   Matthew Kvalheim

Seminar Rules:

Ten days before the talk:

Speaker gets the topic approved by the faculty discussant

One week before the talk:

Speaker submits an abstract (100 - 200 words) and slides to the faculty discussant for comments

Friday before the talk:

Speaker sends a pagaraph abstract to the session chair for distribution

Monday before the talk:

Session Chair emails the announcemet of upcoming talks, with titles and abstracts, to mathstat_all-group(at)umbc(dot)edu

Day of the talk:

It is the session chair's responsibility to bring the student response forms, sign-in sheet and the faculty discussant forms. These can be found at mathstat.umbc.edu/forms/

Students can seek writing help (both abstract and slides) from the university writing center lrc.umbc.edu/tutoring/writing-center/.

Faculty are invited to attend any or all of this seminar series. Comments and discussions by all participating faculty, and not only the designated discussant, are invited and encouraged.