5 March, 2019: Kritika Singhal
Welcome to the homepage of the MGSA at Ohio State. Here you can find a schedule of the events planned by our organization. This page also serves as the institutional memory of our group's activities. Please see the events bar to stay up-to-date on all our activities and programming.
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Upcoming speaker,
5 March, 2019: Kritika Singhal
19 February, 2019: Ivo Terek Couto
19 February, 2019: Ivo Terek Couto
8 February, 2019: Applied game theory seminar
5 February, 2019: Andreu Ferré Moragues
5 February, 2019: Andreu Ferré Moragues
A scene from the spring applied game theory seminar
22 January, 2019: Niko Schonsheck
22 January, 2019: Niko Schonsheck, post-talk discussion
More scenes from the spring applied game theory seminar
8 January, 2019: Matthew Harper
8 January, 2019: Matthew Harper, post-talk discussion
27 November, 2018: Yuancheng Xie
27 November, 2018: Yuancheng Xie, post-talk discussion
13 November, 2018: Duncan Clark
13 November, 2018: Duncan Clark, post-talk discussion
7 September, 2018: Applied game theory seminar
More scenes from the applied game theory seminar
30 October, 2018: Luka Mernik
16 October, 2018: Luke Andrejek
1 October, 2018: Yilong Zhang
An intense game of 5-dimensional Set designed by our very own Michael Horst, play the game here!
More scenes from the applied game theory seminar
Audience engagement during our lecture series
18 September, 2018: Yu Zhang
4 September, 2018: Xige Yang
About the MGSA
Founded in 2015 by Kevin Nowland and Evan Nash, the MGSA serves as the community-building social organization for mathematics graduate students at Ohio State, as well as a support group for the mathematics graduate student community here. We work in conjunction with the Department of Mathematics to improve the graduate student experience at Ohio State.
We aim to foster a sense of community amongst mathematics graduate students by organizing social gatherings and a variety of academic and professional development programming. We provide graduate students in the Department of Mathematics the opportunity to interact with each other and present their work to the members and other interested students as well as provide support and encouragement to all mathematics graduate students.
Our most regularly-scheduled event is our lecture series (Mathematical Research Lectures presented by the MGSA), which serves as a graduate seminar for the math department. Speakers come primarily from within the department, but also have included students of statistics, physics, and other fields intertwined with mathematics. We highly encourage all to attend (we provide pizza and drinks!), as well as to speak during their time at Ohio State.