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Private giving plays a crucial role in many activities of the Mathematics Department. Private gifts support distinguished lecture series, research by members of the department, and many types of prizes and fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students. Information about recent activities and prizes can be found in Van Vleck Notes, our departmental newsletter accessible from the News and Events webpage. | Private giving plays a crucial role in many activities of the Mathematics Department. Private gifts support distinguished lecture series, research by members of the department, and many types of prizes and fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students. Information about recent activities and prizes can be found in Van Vleck Notes, our departmental newsletter accessible from the News and Events webpage. | ||
Click [http://www.uwfoundation.wisc.edu/giving?seq=4450 | Click [http://www.uwfoundation.wisc.edu/giving?seq=4450 here] to donate to the Mathematics Department's General Fund. | ||
Thank you. The Mathematics Department is grateful for your contribution. We look forward to hearing from you. | Thank you. The Mathematics Department is grateful for your contribution. We look forward to hearing from you. | ||
Shi Jin, Chair of the Mathematics Department | Shi Jin, Chair of the Mathematics Department | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 20 July 2010
Giving to the UW Math Department
Private giving plays a crucial role in many activities of the Mathematics Department. Private gifts support distinguished lecture series, research by members of the department, and many types of prizes and fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students. Information about recent activities and prizes can be found in Van Vleck Notes, our departmental newsletter accessible from the News and Events webpage.
Click here to donate to the Mathematics Department's General Fund.
Thank you. The Mathematics Department is grateful for your contribution. We look forward to hearing from you.
Shi Jin, Chair of the Mathematics Department