A space for new and exciting mathematical challenges!
We’re looking forward to getting started again! This fall, we will operate online on the following Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30 pm (ET):
Space is limited. Sign up if you want to participate, or if you just want to be informed of our future offerings.
Due to pandemic-related restrictions at American University, we will remain online this fall. We will meet on certain Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30pm, but we don’t yet know precisely which Thursdays. Stay tuned!
Although we did not publicize them here, we held pop-up online events in June and October. Thanks to all who participated, and a special thanks to our session leaders: Amanda Burcroff (Cambridge University) and Mean Michael Keynes (American University). We don’t expect to hold any more events this semester, but we’re hoping to ramp-up our activities somewhat in the spring. In the mean time, the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival and mathcommunities.org continue to offer online programs.
As our regular participants know, we shut down for the season in early March due to safety concerns. Although we are not presently equipped to operate a program online, opportunities are out there. For example, the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival now offers a weekly webinar via Zoom. They meet on Thursdays, and in order to accommodate kids around the world, they have three sessions: 7:00am; noon (in Spanish); and 7:00pm. Each week’s activity is introduced by a video that’s posted a few days in advance. See more information on their front page, or register.
… but you’re welcome to sign up for our e-mail list to get advance notice of our future offerings.
We will meet on Tuesdays from 6:30 to 7:30.
For more information, go to our registration page.
Registration for our fall 2019 program was briefly open, but we are now full. However, drop-outs do occur, and so we maintain a wait list. If interested in the wait list, or if you simply want advance notice of our future offerings, then please sign up.
We will meet on Tuesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 on the American University campus, starting September 10 and ending November 12, or possibly November 19 if we have to cancel any sessions. We will skip October 8. Registered participants will receive more precise location information.
See you next week, February 5.
DC Math Circle returns this spring. Although we are full, spaces sometimes open up. To register your child for the wait list, or to express interest in future seasons, go to our registration page.
If you signed up, then expect to hear back from us in a couple of days. You can still use our registration page either to put your child on the wait list, or to express interest in future offerings.