2025 SIAM Wasatch Student Chapters Conference

Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025
Location: Utah State University, Logan, UT




The SIAM student chapter at the University of Utah is excited to announce the upcoming Wasatch SIAM Student Conference, to be hosted by the SIAM student chapter at Utah State University. The aim of this conference is to cultivate connections amongst early career applied math students, researchers, and faculty members from universities along the Wasatch front and the state of Utah. The conference will consist of a series of informal presentations. Graduate and undergraduate students are especially encouraged to apply to present their research interests.

Registration and Funding

    Registration is free and open to all individuals who are affiliated to a college or university in the states of Utah, Colorado, Idaho, and Montana. Those who are interested in applying to give a talk should refer to the Speaker Applications section below. If you are interested in attending this year’s conference and not presenting, please fill out the registration form here . General audience registration for this event will close on Saturday, April 5th, 2025. Any questions can be directed to Jen McClure at jen.mcclure@usu.edu.

Speaker Applications

    Slots will be made available to several graduate and undergraduate students at colleges or universities in the state of Utah who wish to speak at this year’s conference. Students whose applications are accepted will be given a 20-25-minute time slot with 5 of those minutes be allotted for audience questions. The application is free and can be found here. *Please note that the application will close on Saturday,April 5th. Questions may be directed to Jen McClure at jen.mcclure@usu.edu.

Transportation and Carpooling

    Utah State University is located approximately 90 miles -- about a 1.5 hour drive -- from the University of Utah at Old Main Hill, Logan, UT 84322. If you are interested in carpooling options or are willing to volunteer yourself as a carpool driver, please reach out to Filip Belik at belik@math.utah.edu.
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