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Dear ,
It’s time for a big announcement - we’ll be competing in ARML from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY! There are still several spots on the team, but we will stop accepting new applications by next weekend. This is our final push; please don’t miss out!
We look forward to participating in ARML, the American Regions Mathematics League competition, at the end of each school year. The COVID pandemic has disrupted ARML for the past two years. This year is a step towards normalcy - our team will gather together in person at Cornell University on June 3 and 4, and compete from there.
Apply to join the 2022 ARML Team! Click the button below. The application process will close within a week.
High school students: complete your application soon!
Adults: please share this opportunity with a student.
Sincerely,
Japheth
P.S.: Stay tuned for the April Practice Problem solutions! Coming soon.
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—
Japheth Wood, PhD (he/him/his)
Director of Quantitative Literacy
Continuing Associate Professor of Mathematics
Division of Science, Mathematics, and Computing
Bard College
Director of the Bard Math Circle
“The key here is to build a camaraderie among the students so that they do what ARML intended -- make meaningful in-person connections while doing significant mathematics.” -- George Reuter, former lead coach of the Upstate New York Math Team, current President of NYSML, and Vice President of ARML.
2022 ARML
Date: Friday, June 3 and Saturday, June 4, 2022
Location: Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Accommodations: Overnight in the college dormitory
Transportation: Participants will need to make their own travel arrangements
Cost: TBA, based on budget
We are spread out all across Upstate New York, so our monthly practices and most other events are virtual on our Discord Server.
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Practice Problem Library
January 2022 Practice Problems
December 2021 Practice Problems
November 2021 Practice Problems
October 2021 Practice Problems
There is no time limit, and there are no restrictions on how you solve these (so don’t worry about simulating contest conditions). Just practice on these problems, alone, or with friends! We love seeing original student solutions; please reply to this email address with your work. If you prepare your solution in LaTeX, the math typesetting language, we might include it in our official solutions packet.
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