1998 Pi Mu Epsilon Meeting

1998 Pi Mu Epsilon
Florida Beta Chapter Meeting
Department of Mathematics
The Florida State University

Thursday, 2 April 1998, 5:00 PM, 204B Love Building
Reception following in 204B Love Building

Welcome

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Kimberley Young, President
Joe Mott, Acting Faculty Sponsor

Invited Address

James J. O'Brien
Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies
Florida State University

"Real Math" OR "A Simple Problem to Drive Applied Mathematicians Bats"

1997-1998 Officers

President	.............................	Kimberley Young
Vice President	.............................	March Fisher
Secretary	.............................	Lee Fictum
Treasurer	.............................	Bonnie Todd
Historian	.............................	Chia Stockwell
Graduate Correspondent	.............................	Stacey McNiel
Graduate Student Sponsor	.............................	Jeffrey K. Denny
Faculty Director	.............................	Professor Bettye Anne Case

Pi Mu Epsilon
Induction of New Members
Florida Beta Chapter

Induction	.............................	About Pi Mu Epsilon, The Pledge, The Chapter Roll, The Motto, The Insignia
Presentation of New Undergraduate Members	.............................	Kimberley Young
Presentation of New Graduate Members	.............................	Stacey McNiel

1998 Inductees

Undergraduate Inductees			Graduate Inductees
	Timothy R. Achenbach, Pure Mathematics	Nicole M. Ashton, Applied Mathematics	F. Javier Arsuaga, Pure Mathematics
	Heidi S. Bond, Pure Mathematics	Stacey Lampkin, Actuarial Science	Ivo D. Dinov, Pure Mathematics
	Jeff A. Lamy, Actuarial Science	Jennifer R. Mattox, Pure Mathematics	Balsa Terzic, Applied Mathematics
	Carie L. Cargal, Industrial Engineering	Robert L. Outlaw, Applied Mathematics
	Bradley D. Crawley, Mechanical Engineering	Sally K. Perry, Mathematics Education
	Chad L. Helping, Secondary Mathematics Education	Wesley C. Pirkle, Physics
	Jaime S. Hollingsworth, Computer Science	J. Gregory Rebholz, Computer Science

PME. Pi Mu Epsilon is a national scholarly society in mathematics incorporated at Syracuse University in 1914 as a sequel to an earlier mathematics club. Established at Florida State University in 1956, also as a sequel, it was reactivated in 1994 after a dormant period and is listed in the FSU General Bulletin. Each chapter is designated by the state in which it is located and a Greek letter assigned chronologically based on the chapter charter order within the state. FSU is Florida Beta, and the University of Miami is Florida Alpha. Undergraduate and graduate students may become members based on national criteria for overall class ranking, mathematics credits, and grades. Members also hold leadership roles in the other four student organizations.

For more information about Pi Mu Epsilon, see the National Pi Mu Epsilon homepage. Pi Mu Epsilon Florida Beta Chapter at Florida State University.

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Last modified: 2 March 2006