CMS 75th+1 Anniversary Summer Meeting, Ottawa
The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) invites the mathematical community to the CMS 75th +1 Anniversary Summer Meeting 2021 online from June 7-11. All meeting activities are taking place online. Five days of prize lectures, plenary speakers, scientific sessions and panels, and mini-courses on June 4.
Registration
Registration is open. Registration will be open up to and during the meeting. CMS Members must be logged in to view member rates. Please see the registration page for rate details.
Those who register at the regular rate can purchase discounted titles from the CMS Book Series
Abstract Submission
CMS invites all speakers to submit an abstract for their session or contributed paper.
New: You are now required to register for the meeting before you can submit an abstract.
Public Lecture
University Research Chair in Quantum Information Processing
University of Ottawa
Plenary Speakers
Henri Darmon
Mcgill
University
Moon Duchin
Tufts
University
Matilde Marcolli
University of
Toronto
Aaron Naber
Northwestern
University
Ian Putnam
University of
Victoria
Prize Winners
Alfonso Gracia-Saz
University of Toronto
excellence in teaching
Joel Kamnitzer
University of toronto
jeffery-williams Prize
Anita Layton
University of waterloo
Krieger-Nelson Prize
Panels
CMS/CMESG Joint Panel : Data Literacy
What are the competencies that people need to access data literacy? What are the implications for the classroom?
Coming Soon
Panel Discussion on Supporting Indigenous Students in their transition to University math
Friday June 11 | 12:30 – 14:00 EDT
How can university and high school instructors, administrators, and other stakeholders help to support Indigenous students to success in first-year university mathematics courses? This transition is arguably one of the most difficult in many students’ university careers and outcomes in first year math courses may impact students’ decisions to continue in science or or science-related fields (i.e. professional health programs). In this panel we will hear from some experts in helping Indigenous students to manage this transition. We can discuss specific challenges that Indigenous students might face, as well as ways to help engage them and motivate them in first-year math courses.
Scientific Directors
Ailana Fraser (University of British Columbia)
Monica Nevins (University of Ottawa)
Mateja Šajna (University of Ottawa)
Scientific Organizing Committee
Benoit Collins
Kyoto
University
Anita Layton
University of
Waterloo
Kathryn Mann
Cornell
University
Robert McCann
University of
Toronto
Ram Murty
Queen's
University
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