Mathematics
KVMC-Mentors
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Welcome to the Kittitas Valley Math Circle Program. We would love you to be a mentor volunteer with our program.
Participating undergrad Math Circle mentors commit to:
- participating in Math Circle Mentor training:
- Winter Training: Tuesday, Jan 31 (6:00 - 9:00 pm) In Samuelson 115.
- Spring Training: Tuesday, April 4
- Assist at Math Circle sessions Tuesdays 6-8 PM
- KVMC Math Festival: May 9.
- Spring 2023: Apr 11, Apr 18, Apr 25, May 2, TOPIC: Mathematics Outside and Math Patterns
- Winter 2023: Jan31 (training), Feb 7, Feb 14, Feb 21, Feb 28, and Mar 7. TOPIC: Mathematical Games and Problem-Solving
- Note: Math Circle Mentor policy requires that all mentors take less than 18 credits of coursework during any quarter they are volunteering. If you have concerns about this please contact Dr. Brandy.
Math Circle Mentor Orientation
If you are interested in being a Math Circle Mentor we ask that you watch this 30-minute orientation video that discusses the expectations we have for our mentors. After the video, you can apply for the program and we'll look forward to having you participate.
Math Circle Mentor applications
To apply for the Math Circle Mentorship Program please:
Online Mentor Google Application FormKittitas Valley Math Circle Leadership
Kittitas Valley Math Circle is sponsored by The Central Washington University College of the Sciences and Central Washington University Department of Mathematics. This project was partially supported by the MAA Tensor grant, the CESME Faculty Program of Central Washington University, and the National Association of Math Circles Math Circle Mentorship Grant program.
- Dr. Brandy Wiegers is the Director of KVMC
- Dr. Dominic Klyve, Dr. James Bisgard, and Dr. Allyson Rogan-Kylve coordinate the elementary programs (KVMC-Elementary).
Questions about Kittitas Valley Math Circle Mentorship?
Contact KVMC Director: Dr. Brandy Wiegers,
email: brandy.wiegers@cwu.edu
Phone: 509-963-2125
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