Kappa Mu Epsilon is a national mathematics honor society for students
of mathematics. It is intended to develop an appreciation of the power and
beauty possessed by mathematics and to provide a society for the recognition
of outstanding achievement in the study of mathematics at the undergraduate
level. The Kentucky Beta Chapter, founded at Cumberland College (now the
University of the Cumberlands) in 1993, was the second chapter in the commonwealth.
Requirements for membership are completion of three college mathematics
courses including one semester of calculus, a B average or better in all
mathematics courses, a ranking in the upper 35% of your class, and completion
of three semesters of college courses. Transfer students must have completed
at least one semester at the University of the Cumberlands.
The 2010 Banquet and Induction
was held
Congratulations to the 2010 inductees!
Ms. Megan Justine Barrowman Connect to the complete membership roll of the Kentucky Beta Chapter. Kentucky Beta Chapter, Spring 2009
President: Lola Embree
Sponsor: Dr.
John Hymo
President: Amy Roberts
For pictures of many of these recent activities, continue to the scrapbook. On September 8, 2009, the Kentucky Beta chapter helped to host an ice cream and volleyball party, along with Mathematics and Physics Club, Beta Beta Beta, and the Alchemist Club. Along with the Mathematics and Physics Club and Sigma Pi Sigma, the chapter had a picnic at Briar Creek Park on October 8. On December 11, the entire department, including the Kentucky Beta chapter, had a Christmas party with about 27 people in attendance. On February 24, 2010, the Kentucky Beta chapter held an initiation and a banquet at the Cumberland Inn. Kappa Mu Epsilon inducted twelve new student members at the banquet, presided over by outgoing president, Lola Embree. As an additional feature, senior awards were given by the department at the banquet.
For activities from previous years, continue to Kappa Mu Epsilon's past activities page.
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Last updated: May 7, 2010
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