 Adam Case, a Mathematics and Computer Science major, presented "Designing and Analyzing New Algorithms and Heuristics to Solve the Coin-Moving Puzzle." Adam is a Spring 2009 Wilson Research Scholar. His faculty sponsor was Chris Bennett. |
 Sam Valentine, an Interdisciplinary Math and Economics major, presented "Implementing Collaborative Online Work Environments in the Classroom." Sam is a Fall 2008 Wilson Research Scholar. His faculty advisor was John Messier. |
 Derek Gilbert, a Computer Science major, presented "Open Source Software in Radio Broadcasting." Derek is a Spring 2009 Wilson Research Scholar. His faculty advisor was Gail Lange. |
 Daniel Allen, a Mathematics major, presented "Sigma Invariants of Braid Groups." Dan is the 2008-2009 Wilson Research Fellow. His faculty advisor was Nic Koban. |
 Joshua Case, a Mathematics and Music major, is a Fall 2008 Wilson Research Scholar. Three of Josh's original compositions were featured in a concert Friday evening. |
 Students in three sections of MAT104 (Mathematics for Elementary Teachers) combined their efforts in a "Geometric Art" display. The display contained 3 types of tessellations, Islamic type art, and perspective drawing. The faculty advisors were Pam Mitchel and Paul Gies. |
 Students from Gail Lange's Cryptography and Database classes gave poster presentations of their individual or small group projects. Pictured with his SQL poster is Computer Science major Shane Martin. |
 With other UMF Dancers, Mathematics professor, Pete Hardy, taught the audience about the eight basic loco motor movements: walking, running, jumping, hopping, leaping, sliding, galloping, and skipping. The UMF Dancers' faculty sponsor was Margaret Gould Wescott. |