Announcements

Associate Professor Ling Xiao awarded the Ruth I. Michler Memorial Prize by the AWM

The Association for Women in Mathematics has awarded our colleague Ling Xiao  the Ruth I. Michler Memorial Prize for 2025-2026. In an email, the AWM stated:
The Association for Women in Mathematics is pleased to announce that the 2025-2026 Ruth I. Michler Memorial Prize has been awarded to Ling Xiao, Associate Professor of mathematics at the University of Connecticut. Xiao has been selected to receive the Michler Prize for her research accomplishments in geometric analysis and partial differential equations. Professor Xiao will spend an upcoming semester visiting Cornell.

Congratulations to Ling!

Society of Actuaries Center of Actuarial Excellence Award

The UConn Mathematics Department‘s Actuarial Science program continues its extraordinary record of recognition and excellence. The Society of Actuaries has awarded the University of Connecticut the Center of Actuarial Excellence designation for another period of five years, up to June 30, 2029. Our Actuarial Science program benefits from its strong ties with the School of Business and strong support from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Math Department Awards Day Ceremony

We gathered at this afternoon in the Andre Schenker Lecture Hall to celebrate the accomplishments of our students. Families and friends of students, as well as staff and faculty gathered for the happy occasion, with a light reception of refreshments prior to it. Awards were presented to both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as a visiting non-degree student. The Pi Mu Epsilon induction ceremony also took place and was one one of the largest class of initiates into our Connecticut Alpha Chapter led by Chapter Advisor, Professor Tom Roby. For a full list of all of this year’s awardees, please visit our Student Awards page.

(Photo credit: Monique Roy)

Math Department Awards Day Ceremony on 4/19

We gathered at three thirty in the afternoon at Schenker Auditorium to celebrate the accomplishments of our students. Families and friends of students, as well as staff and faculty were present for the happy occasion. A good spread of snacks greeted the attendees. Rachel D’Antonio was the leader of ceremonies, introducing each award. There was a large cohort of students inducted into the Pi Mu Epsilon society, with solemn recitation of the pledge, led by Professor Tom Roby. Awards were made to both undergraduate and graduate students.