Student Organizations

Students at Moravian, regardless of their major, are invited to join the Moravian Mathematical Society or the Association for Computing Machinery. Students majoring in mathematics may be invited to join the Moravian chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, the mathematical honors society.

Moravian Mathematical Society

The Moravian Math Society, a student chapter of the Mathematical Association of America, is a student group open to all Moravian students who are interested in mathematics.

The society works to foster a sense of mathematical community, through “Snacks-n-Laughs” gatherings each week as well as field trips each semester. The society also serves as a social network when you need help with calculus homework or when you need to decide what you want to do after college.

The advisor for the Mathematical Society is Kevin Hartshorn. The officers for the 2006-2007 year are

Visit the Mathematical Society web page for more information.

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

The local chapter of the ACM meets regularly and organizes a variety of activities including game nights, a Linux install-fest, and monthly “cheese steak nights” at a local restaurant.

The advisor for Moravian's chapter of ACM is Stephen Corbesero. The officers for the 2006-2007 year are

Visit the Moravian ACM page for more information.

Mathematical Honors Society (PME)

Pi Mu Epsilon is a national honors society for mathematics. The Omicron Gamma chapter here at Moravian was chartered in 1984. Each year, PME sponsors the Moravian Student Mathematics Conference.

The advisor for the Omicron Gamma chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon is Michael Fraboni. The officers for the 2006-2007 year are

Visit the PME page for more information.

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