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Interested in joining the team? Email mcumn@umn.edu to get involved!
Leadership:
Jake Daniels (president)
Jake Daniels (he/him) is a third year PhD student studying dynamical systems and pattern formation. Outside of school he enjoys watching/playing soccer, bouldering, reading, crocheting, and playing video games.
Anthony Cortez (vice-president)
Anthony Cortez (he/him) is a fourth year math PhD student studying dynamical systems and nonlinear waves. When not toiling away in Vincent Hall, he is probably riding or fixing a bike.
Tommy Kunz (secretary)
Tommy (he/him) is a fourth year undergraduate student interested in Analysis. He loves everything outdoors, especially rock climbing and disc golf.
Eleanore Ternes (social media)
Eleanore (she/they) is a second-year undergraduate majoring in Biochemistry and Mathematics with a minor in Insect Science. Besides math, they enjoy cross stitch, knitting, hiking, baking, and dungeons and dragons.
Officers:
Akshat Arinav
Akshat (he/him) is a master's student with interests in applied math. Outside of math, he enjoys weightlifting, rock climbing, reading, eating good food, and hanging out with friends!
Esteban Ayala
Esteban (he/they) is a first year in the mathematics PhD program. He likes iced tea, porches, and sitting on porches while drinking iced tea.
Andrew Coursin
Andrew (he/him) is a first year graduate student interested in number theory. Additionally, he enjoys playing board games, reading books, and playing music.
Nellie Garcia
Nellie (she/her) is a fifth year math PhD student studying computational neuroscience with Professor Gregory Handy. She enjoys reading, knitting, and playing video games.
Michael Thomas
Michael (he/him) is a fourth year graduate student studying machine learning and computer vision with Professor Gilad Lerman. Outside of school, he enjoys board games, rock climbing, and Marvel movies.
Xiaoxing Yu
Xiaoxing (he/him) is a first-year graduate student interested in dynamical systems and PDEs. In his free time, he enjoys drawing, cooking, karaoke, and a moderate amount of being in the woods.
Faculty Advisor:
Gregory (he/they) is an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics. His research group develops tools to work at the intersection of dynamical systems, stochastic processes, and mathematical biology. In his free time he enjoys hiking, biking, and skiing.
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