Too many times as a young geologist I was told, “You don’t look like a geologist,” often by clients and even by my own company’s managers. I haven’t heard that comment in some years, and I hope that speaks to the fact that more women are studying geology and going on to careers in our […]

There will be a brief meeting prior to the main meeting that we hope to have at 4.

Come join the math club for a special showing of a mathematical art show.  This is general audience mathematics, and I think you will all enjoy it.    

There will be a Sigma Xi Science Cafe October 24th at 6 pm at Mad Batter in Sylva. Dr. Katie Zejdlik will present a talk titled “The unique importance of Western Carolina University’s Human Decomposition Facility”.

Julie Barnes and Bill Kreahling will give a brief overview about their mathematical coloring book.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for a presentation at Cullowhee Valley School's "Get in the Action Day." Professor Dinkelmeyer from Physics has an activity to teach the kids about the body systems, and she needs some people to help corral kindergarteners. If you are free from 8:15 - 10am and are interested, please contact Professor Dinkelmeyer at kdinkelmeyer@email.wcu.edu.

Grab a picnic lunch and join us at the WCU Picnic Shelter on campus for an informal discussion with Dr. Laura DeWald about environmental issues along Cullowhee Creek.

Come join us to study!

Come Join Us to Study!