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Student Sessions & Sponsored Events:
Check back for more community activities and sessions for students in November and during Spring 2025.
Session 1: September 18, 2024 Wednesday: The session was at 3:45 pm at Greeley Central High School. It was open to high school students interested in solving fun math problems and learning about UNC’s STEM & Health Programs and upcoming event (see information:UNC-STEM-HEALTH Event Oct 2024)
Activities at YES!fest 2024 (September 14, Saturday 10am-3pm): Northern Colorado Math Circles supported & sponsored the activities that facilitated by Drs. Jocelyn Rios, Katie Morrison, and Gulden Karakok at the LINC Library Innovation Center of Greeley.
Session 2: October 2, 2024 Wednesday:Â The session will be at the University Schools of Greeley. It is open to high school students interested in solving fun math problems and learning about UNC’s STEM & Health Programs and upcoming event (see information:UNC-STEM-HEALTH Event Oct 2024). Please note that the space is very limited. Please contact Andrew Schwartz at the University High School.
Past Events
2023 Spring
Our spring session was on March 4th, Saturday from 10am to 12:30pm in Ross Hall room 2090 (on UNC Campus). We had Dr. Beth Malmskog (Colorado College) and Dr. Kathryn Haymaker (Villanova University) facilitate this session.
Dr. Beth Malmkog Dr. Kathryn Haymaker
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2022 Fall
During Fall 2022, we hosted our first welcome back event. It was on November 5th, Saturday 10:00am to 12:30pm on UNC campus. Our session started with Dr. James Tanton’s welcome and national math salute! Check out this video to learn more about the national math salute.
Prior to 2022 Fall
We had monthly evening sessions for students 4th-7th grade prior to COVID. In these events, we worked on math problems in groups and share solutions with each other. We also summer sessions. We hope to continue these events once we have our schedule and budget back to normal.
2018 Summer Math Camp was from June 5 to June 7 on UNC campus in Ross Hall 2090 from 9:00am to 3:30pm.
- Students worked on mathematics problems to improve their problem-solving skills. All in-class activities of the Summer Math Camp were at the School of Mathematical Sciences.
- Campers had lunch each day at Holmes Dining hall.
- All activities and snacks (and lunch) were free of charge to students and provided by grants and donation we received for the Northern Colorado Math Circles program of UNCO.
Logo Created by 2016 Summer Camp Students:
2016 Summer Math Camp News on Greeley Tribune!