Dartmouth Mathematical Society

The Society is a community of enthusiastic students where people can discuss news, share experiences in courses, study abroad programs, and research internships, and explore interesting topics in mathematics. In mathematics, when graduate students perform research, they regularly create seminars in their specialized areas in order to discuss new ideas with their peers. The primary goal of the Society is to create an undergraduate seminar for members to meet regularly and learn about interesting topics in mathematics. The topics are presented by undergraduate guest lecturers, professors and graduate students at Dartmouth College. The other goal of the Society is to prepare students for the William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition and for the Thayer Examination (administered to First-Years only) in order to promote the benefits of a rigorous problem solving education. The Society encourages even those who are not interested in our math contests to consider attending some of our problem solving seminars anyway.