The San Jose Math Circle is now accepting applications for the 2022-2023 academic year
The deadline for submitting the application is 9:00pm Sunday September 10, 2022.
New students are required to write an essay to be considered for admission. Students who were part of the 2021-2022 Circle and had good attendance do not need to write the essay, but do need to fill in the rest of the application.
Where: Santa Clara University
When: Tuesdays (October-May) 7pm-9pm
Who: Middle School (7th-8th) and High School students (9th-10th)
We plan to make decisions about admission by late September and will send e-mail notifications to everyone who applies. Due to limited space, only students who have been invited to participate will be allowed to attend the first meeting.
Where: Via Zoom (link sent to SJMC students’ email accounts)
Speaker: Tony Varilly-Alvarado, Rice University
Topic: Magic Squares of Squares
On Tuesday, March 16, 2021, Tony Varilly-Alvarado will give a talk on “Magic Squares of Squares”. This talk will be held in Zoom (more information has been sent to SJMC students’ email accounts). All San Jose Math Circle students are expected to attend the BAMA lecture.
Where: Via Zoom (link sent to SJMC students’ email accounts)
Speaker: Julie Bergner, University of Virginia
Topic: Fun with Egyptian Fractions
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021, Julie Bergner will give a talk on “Fun with Egyptian Fractions”. This talk will be held in Zoom (more information has been sent to SJMC students’ email accounts). All San Jose Math Circle students are expected to attend the BAMA lecture.
Where: Santa Clara University via Zoom (More information appears in the poster) Please click on the link below.
Speaker: Steve Trettel
Topic: Life In Curved Space
On Tuesday, December 1, 2020, Steve Trettel will give a talk on “Life in Curved Space”. This talk will be held in Santa Clara University, Zoom (More information appears in the link below) . This lecture is free and open to the public. All San Jose Math Circle students are expected to attend the BAMA lecture.
Details about the talk and more information are available at this link.
Where: Santa Clara University via Zoom (More information appears in the poster) Please click on the link below.
Speaker: Edmund Harriss
Topic: CNC Craft: The Mathematics of Moving Machines to Make
On Tuesday, October 13, 2020, Edmund Harriss will give a talk on “CNC Craft: The mathematics of moving machines to make”. This talk will be held in Santa Clara University, Zoom (More information appears in the link below) . This lecture is free and open to the public. All San Jose Math Circle students are expected to attend the BAMA lecture.
Details about the talk and more information are available at this link.
