## Organizations

#### AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics)

An organization for women passionate about mathematics.

https://stuactonline.tamu.edu/app/organization/profile/public/id/1778

#### AMUSe (Applied Math Undergrad Seminar

The purpose of this seminar is to introduce undergraduates to applications of mathematics in fields such as finance, engineering, biology, and physics.

http://www.math.tamu.edu/seminars/amuse/

#### Aggie Actuaries

An organization to help Aggie students further their understanding of actuarial science.

#### MAA (Mathematical Association of America)

The Texas A&M student chapter of the Mathematical Association of America is open to all students that have an interest in mathematics. There are no scholastic requirements such as class standing or grade point average. Students from any major are welcome to join. The cost of membership is $20 per year for a student who chooses to receive either The College Mathematics Journal, Mathematics Magazine, or Math Horizons. Even if you decide not to become a member, you can still attend the meetings. For students who choose The American Mathematical Monthly, the cost is$30 per year. In addition to receiving their choice of journals, students will receive discounts on meeting registration fees and MAA publications, information on graduate study and career opportunities, information about speakers, and opportunities to participate in student paper sessions at sectional meetings. For more information about the sectional meetings see the MAA Sectional Meeting Schedule . Please read the constitution for our chapter of the MAA.

http://www.maa.org/

#### Pi Mu Epsilon

Pi Mu Epsilon is an honorary mathematics organization whose motto is to promote scholarship and mathematics. Students are required to meet certain requirements in order to join Pi Mu Epsilon. There is a \$20 lifetime membership fee. This includes a one-year membership to the Pi Mu Epsilon Journal. Like MAA, there is no membership required to attend the meetings. The constitution for our chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon can be found here.

http://www.pme-math.org/