VIGRE

Math 600: Seminar for Graduate Students

ALPs

The intention of Math 600 (formerly Math 500) is to serve as an "advanced version of Math 499," providing a forum for advanced graduate students and postdoctoral associates to deliver seminar talks geared toward an audience consisting of graduate students who are at an earlier stage of their research. Explicitly, the lectures should "give a broad picture of the research interests of the speaker, a sketch of the area that they are most interested in studying, and a compressed version of what the future holds for their field." For speakers and topics discussed in Math 600, see the webpages for individual semesters:

• Fall 2001 Semester
• Spring 2002 Semester
• Fall 2002 Semester
• Spring 2003 Semester
• Fall 2003 Semester
• Spring 2004 Semester
• Fall 2004 Semester

The Math 600 Organizational Committee members are:

2004-2005

• Phillip Griffith, Professor, griffith@math.uiuc.edu
• Jeremy Tyson, Assistant Professor, tyson@math.uiuc.edu
• Patrick Bahls, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, pbahls@math.uiuc.edu
• Maya Saran, Research Assistant, msaran@math.uiuc.edu

• Phillip Griffith, Professor, griffith@math.uiuc.edu
• Patrick Bahls, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, pbahls@math.uiuc.edu
• Matthew Boylan, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, boylan@math.uiuc.edu
• Michael Bush, Teaching Assistant, mrbush@math.uiuc.edu

• Phillip Griffith, Professor, griffith@math.uiuc.edu
• Christopher French, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, cpfrench@math.uiuc.edu
• David Sherman, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, dasherma@math.uiuc.edu
• Joe Mileti, Teaching Assistant, mileti@math.uiuc.edu

• Phillip Griffith, Professor, griffith@math.uiuc.edu
• Sean Sather-Wagstaff, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, ssather@math.uiuc.edu
• Karen Shuman, VIGRE Research Assistant Professor, kshuman@math.uiuc.edu
• Elizabeth Denne, Teaching Assistant, denne@math.uiuc.edu