Monthly Archives: March 2017

Talking Math Life with Christelle Vincent (now for something slightly different, part I)

Posted on March 31, 2017 by Beth Malmskog

Readers, I realize that you may be tired of hearing about my life.  I mean, PhD+Epsilon is about early-career mathematical life, but when I write, it’s usually about my life/career, which is only one of many options. Thus, this week … Continue reading →

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Growing Roots

Posted on March 31, 2017 by smalec

  I don’t have much to say about math at the moment. Classes are proceeding. Papers are too. Committee work has continued to intensify. Hiring for two positions has taken an enormous amount of time and energy from the whole department. … Continue reading →

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Math Train: 64 Hours of Amtrak and AMS Southeastern Spring Sectional

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Beth Malmskog

This blog comes to you from near the end of an epic train trip to/from an excellent AMS Southeastern Spring Sectional Meeting at the College of Charleston. Train time is not a novelty to me—I spend a lot of time … Continue reading →

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