Math/Econ résumé building - conference

[cumc2010]

Hey all,

There's an annual Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference that takes place in a different Canadian university every year. It's a lot of fun (I went last year) and gives undergrad students an opportunity to give a talk on whatever interests them. For instance, last year, one talk was on Arrow's impossibility theorem, one talk was about the connections between the Black-Scholes formula and discrete mathematics, and one was about efficiently approximating the optimal price for a good.

This year's is at Waterloo (near Toronto) and will have over 200 people (the previous record was 150). If anyone wants more info, ask me or google "CUMC 2010".

Cheers.

[I'm not sure whether or not this post is kosher with respect to forum rules. If it isn't, I'm sorry and feel free to delete it.]

[Elliephant]

Edit: never mind, irrelevant question. Thanks for sharing though, it sounds really interesting.

[cumc2010]

Registration for the event is closed now, but out of curiosity: is anybody here going? I'm into math econ, and I'm wondering if I'll have any peers there.