Q-Club picture April 2023

Q-Club Meeting

- Brown 122 (Bloomer Auditorium)
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Pi Mu Epsilon Induction

 

Everyone is invited to celebrate our latest inductees to the mathematics honor society!

Bonus: a brief intro by Caitlin Hatz from CIIS, who will show us which off-campus programs offer courses in MCSS.

Join us at Q-Club all semester for presentations on student projects as well as information on courses, internships, graduate schools, careers, and more!

https://www.stlawu.edu/math-computer-science-and-statistics/q-club

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