Let’s Talk about Jobs, Internships, & Overseas, Oh My!
Speaker: Jens Mache, L&C
Jens will tell us the story of how he came to do computer science at Lewis & Clark.
Robert Chang, Reed College
Robert’s work examines questions at the intersection of mathematical physics, probability, and complex analysis.
Speaker: Renata Gerecke, NYC Mayor’s Office
Renata is a quantitative policy advisor for the New York City Mayor’s Office of Operations.
(this will be a Zoom talk- link provided closer to event)
Speaker: Colin Starr, Willamette University
Colin is a combinatorist with expertise in graph theory and matroids. This talk will likely focus on recent work with visibility graphs.
Please join us in front of SQRC!
Math Department would like to welcome new students and visit with the returning students! Come see why the Math Department is a great department.
Come grab a slice of pie to celebrate pie day!
Want to learn best practices for creating data visualizations? Do you like pizza? Watzek Library is hosting a Data Visualization workshop on Thursday, December 1st, from 4-6pm in the Library Classroom. Stop by anytime for help with a visualization you are working on. Pizza will be provided.
https://zoom.us/j/9016798003?pwd=Kys3OS9FT3ZudkZWYjlXejlzNjVwdz09
Meeting ID: 901 679 8003
Passcode: 12345
Math Colloquium
Thursday, December 3, 2020
4:00pm-5:00pm
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/9016798003?pwd=eitGa20yeHpRQ0MwZDZwLzVMTElsQT09
Physics Club
Halloween Pumpkin Trebuchet Launch
Wednesday, October 31st 3-4:30pm @ Olin Hall
Bring you! Bring friends! Bring gourds!
Come learn about the science of many of our professors in a fun setting!
Pumpkin Carving Contest and Meet Your Majors
How does “free speech” operate on a private, liberal arts campus?
This symposium seeks to explore these questions and more as we situate them in the context of Lewis & Clark College.
Monks, Mountains, & Meaning:
Preserving humanity while creating value in our digital age
35 Countries. 25 Years. 1 Intel Social Scientist: Join Tony Salvador as he shares insights into how technology is changing the world around us and discusses the opportunities, challenges, and responsibilities liberal arts students have in shaping our future.