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| *[http://www.kappamuepsilon.org/pages/Pentagon.php The Official Journal of Kappa Mu Epsilon]: This group publishes "outstanding" papers by undergraduate students. | *[http://www.kappamuepsilon.org/pages/Pentagon.php The Official Journal of Kappa Mu Epsilon]: This group publishes "outstanding" papers by undergraduate students. | ||
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| + | *[http://www.nsf.gov/crssprgm/reu/list_result.cfm?unitid=5044 NSF Sponsored REUs] The National Science foundation sponsors research at colleges and universities. Here is a list of schools currently receiving funding for REU programs from the NSF. | ||
| '''Conferences Where Undergraduates Can Present Research''' | '''Conferences Where Undergraduates Can Present Research''' | ||
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| *[http://www.maa.org/mathfest/mathfest.cfm Math Fest]: The Mathematical Association of America is sponsoring the 2010 Math Fest. The conference will take place August 5-7 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The deadline for student paper submissions is June 12. | *[http://www.maa.org/mathfest/mathfest.cfm Math Fest]: The Mathematical Association of America is sponsoring the 2010 Math Fest. The conference will take place August 5-7 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The deadline for student paper submissions is June 12. | ||
| *[http://www.maa.org/rumc/ RUMC]: Regional Undergraduate Mathematics Conferences. Through the NSF, the MAA is able to offer funding to institutions so that they may hold regional conferences for undergraduates to present their work. | *[http://www.maa.org/rumc/ RUMC]: Regional Undergraduate Mathematics Conferences. Through the NSF, the MAA is able to offer funding to institutions so that they may hold regional conferences for undergraduates to present their work. | ||
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| - | *[http://www.nsf.gov/crssprgm/reu/list_result.cfm?unitid=5044 NSF Sponsored REUs] The National Science foundation sponsors research at colleges and universities. Here is a list of schools currently receiving funding for REU programs from the NSF. | ||
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Undergraduate Research
Journals That Publish Undergraduate Research
- Involve - A Journal of Mathematics: Involve publishes original, scholarly papers written by students at any level.
- Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Journal: This journal publishes research that has been done by undergraduate students in an area related to mathematics.
- Pi Mu Epsilon Journal: Papers available here are written by or for undergraduates.
- SIAM SIAM is a online journal that publishes undergraduate research in all areas of applied and computational mathematics.
- Furman University Electronic Journal of Undergraduate Mathematics: Papers written by undergraduates.
- Morehead Electronic Journal of Applicable Mathematics: These papers are not typical undergraduate papers. They accept papers that are rather mathematical and show interdisciplinary and applied topics.
- The Official Journal of Kappa Mu Epsilon: This group publishes "outstanding" papers by undergraduate students.
REU: Research Experience for Undergraduates
- NSF Sponsored REUs The National Science foundation sponsors research at colleges and universities. Here is a list of schools currently receiving funding for REU programs from the NSF.
Conferences Where Undergraduates Can Present Research
- Math Fest: The Mathematical Association of America is sponsoring the 2010 Math Fest. The conference will take place August 5-7 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The deadline for student paper submissions is June 12.
- RUMC: Regional Undergraduate Mathematics Conferences. Through the NSF, the MAA is able to offer funding to institutions so that they may hold regional conferences for undergraduates to present their work.