Thanks Jennifer for the question, and apologies for not being clear! All our activities this fall are scheduled for Wednesdays 3-5pm Eastern, at the same link (except the webinars, for which we had people register in advance, I think they are full now):
https://maa.zoom.us/j/86788789395While I'm at it, here is the schedule of next events until the end of the fall term:
Oct. 27 - Reading club
Nov. 3rd - Webinar #3
Nov. 10th - Office Hours
Nov. 17th - Reading Club (we are taking suggestions for what to discuss)
Nov. 24th - No Meeting! Enjoy the break!
Dec. 1st - Office Hours
Dec. 8th - Webinar #4 (Role playing ctd)
Dec. 15th - Final Happy Office Hours (BYOB)
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Rosalie Bélanger-Rioux, PhD (she/her/hers)
Faculty Lecturer, McGill University
Conversations for the Mathematics Community
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-21-2021 10:13 AM
From: Jennifer Galovich
Subject: Office hours happening now until 5pm -- reading club next week
Hi - what day is the reading group meeting? Is there a zoom link for this webinar?
Thanks
Jennifer Galovich
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Original Message:
Sent: 10/20/2021 3:11:00 PM
From: Rosalie Belanger-Rioux
Subject: Office hours happening now until 5pm -- reading club next week
Dear all,
Sara and I are having office hours right now, here, until 5pm Eastern time today. We are taking questions on the webinars, assignments, further reading, etc. Just pop in whenever works for you!
And next week we will be having our reading club, 3-5pm Eastern again. We are discussing Dr. Francis Su's speech and/or book "Mathematics for Human Flourishing". The plan is to have two 1h-long discussions, one starting at 3pm Eastern and one starting at 4pm Eastern, so feel free to join whichever works best for your schedule!
Link to video: Mathematics for Human Flourishing - Francis Su, Ph.D.
Link to book: Mathematics for Human Flourishing - Book Page
Link to blogpost: Francis Su's Farewell Address Calls for Math for Everyonehttps://www.maa.org/news/francis-su-s-farewell-address-calls-for-math-for-everyone
Looking forward to more fuitful discussions,
Rosalie and Sara your webinar facilitators
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Rosalie Bélanger-Rioux, PhD (she/her/hers)
Faculty Lecturer, McGill University
Conversations for the Mathematics Community
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