Ten undergraduate researchers from the Department of Mathematics participated in the 2025 College of Science Undergraduate Research Mixer, in the Owens Ballroom on March 26. These ten students presented their research to faculty and peers from across campus. You can find their names, presentation titles, and pdfs of their posters below:

Title: Finding Connections Between Learning Obstacles in Introductory Proofs Courses 
Mentor: Rachel Arnold

Sean Clark pointing to his poster
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SClark-poster.pdf
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Title: Modeling Disease Spread with Fractals
Mentor: Michael Robert

Oppleman and Peri standing by their poster
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Peri_Oppleman_Poster_25March.pdf
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Title: Assessing Epistemological Obstacles Related to Euler Diagrams
Mentor: Andy Norton

Bethany Thompson discussing her poster with students
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BThompson-poster.pdf
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Title: Monsky's Theorem and Tropical Geometry
Mentor: Leo Herr

Cao poster presentation
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Cao-kohler-bejtlich.pdf
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Title: Plane Cremona Transformations Fixing Quartic Curves
Mentor: Fazle Rabby

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Conant-Durisheti-Zigic.pdf
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From Jess Hoopengardner, Director of Broadening Participation in Science: 

"The College of Science Undergraduate Research Mixer is a poster fair that occurs each semester where faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students promote their research to undergraduates looking to get involved in research. This event is hosted by the College of Science Broadening Participation in Science committee. The mixer is an opportunity for undergraduate students to meet faculty from various disciplines and discuss undergraduate research opportunities. The goal of this event is to increase and broaden participation of students engaged in undergraduate research.⁠"

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