Recurring Events

• The Kenneth C. Schraut Memorial Lecture is an annual event that was established in 2000 to provide presentations by noted mathematicians to undergraduate students.
• The Alumni Career Seminar is a biennial event, held in every even-numbered year since 1964. Students interested in mathematics meet with our alumni to learn first-hand the breadth of career opportunities in the mathematical sciences and how they can use mathematics in their careers. 
• Undergraduate Mathematics Day is a biennial event, held in odd-numbered years, to celebrate all forms of undergraduate mathematics, from research and learning to teaching and history. We invite talks by both students and faculty.
• William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition is held annually in early December, and is open to all undergraduate students enrolled in colleges in the USA and Canada.
• The Integration Bee is a competition similar to a spelling bee, with competitors solving problems from integral calculus. The University of Dayton Integration Bee is held annually as part of  the Stander Symposium. 
• The High School Math Contest is a contest for local high school students interested in mathematics, organized and funded by the University of Dayton Math Club. 

Past Events

For information about previous events, including Undergraduate Mathematics Days, Biennial Alumni Seminars and the Schraut Lectures, visit our eCommons site. 

• The 32nd Summer Conference on Topology and Its Applications took place in 2017 at the University of Dayton, and it featured five sessions, each with a plenary speaker.