Pi Mu Epsilon
New York Alpha Chapter
History
Pi Mu Epsilon is the national mathematics honorary society founded at Syracuse University in 1914. You can read more about the origins of Pi Mu Epsilon or visit the PME national website.
Current activities
Pi Mu Epsilon hosts mathematical talks given for and by SU undergraduates, mathematical movie screenings and other social events. It also runs advising panels and organizes Putnam exam preparation sessions. Events are announced via email; to be added to the mailing list, send a message to pmesyr@gmail.com.
Membership
Membership in Pi Mu Epsilon, New York Alpha Chapter is open to all students in good standing with Syracuse University who meet the eligibility requirements listed below.
- Major in Mathematics or a related field, including but not limited to: biology, chemistry, economics, engineering, or physics.
- Three semesters of calculus and another upper division (500 level) math course or two semesters of calculus and two upper-division mathematics courses.
- GPA in mathematics ≥3.5 and an overall GPA ≥3.142 (applicants with a mathematics GPA between 3.142 and 3.5 will also be considered if their GPA has an upward trend).
- Scholarly interest in promoting mathematics on campus and in the Syracuse community.
Contact information
General email: pmesyr@gmail.com
Email addresses of the officers are listed in their profiles linked below.
Officers 2012-13
Andrade
Treasurer
Spring 2013 Inductees
Craig Allen, Grant Griffiths, Stephen Sorokanich III, Xin Tian, Ashley Valentijn.
Fall 2012 Inductees
Bingjing Feng, Xinyi (Shirley) He, Stanley Hoffman, Randi Rodecker, Shuo Zhang.
Spring 2012 Inductees
Joe Andrade, JiaYu Chen, Dan Goldman, Chris Hoffman, Dylan Hsu, Qiu Jin, Ben Kaplan, Alex Lam, Han Li, Yunjia Mi, Terence Nip, Keeley Naughton, James Schwartz, Liwei Zhu.