Pi Mu Epsilon - The National Mathematics Honors Society

ABOUT PI MU EPSILON

Pi Mu Epsilon is the National Mathematics Honor Society. Its purpose is to promote scholarly activities in mathematics by students in academic institutions.

Membership is by nomination only. To be nominated for the New York Beta Chapter at Hunter College, a student must meet the following qualifications:

  • Completed at least two years of college mathematics including Math 260, Math 311 and Math 351.
  • Math GPA is at least 3.0.
  • Overall GPA is at least 3.0.

For questions, contact Faculty Advisor Tatyana Khodorovskiy or Chapter President Tahda Queer.

Visit the Pi Mu Epsilon Website

Members

2019 Inductees

  • Jared Berman
  • Melissa Dimaio
  • Zhan Gao
  • Aidin Murtha
  • Eunice Ng
  • Mohamed Nur
  • Say Park
  • Tamir Pinhasov
  • Subrina Rafiq
  • Wonsig Yang

Current Members

  • Devon Ferguson
  • Reemu Singh
  • ustin Ho
  • Luis Feliciano
  • Steven Crisostomo
  • Leslie Chen
  • Naeem Nowrouzi
  • Meizhen Li
  • Michael S. Arguelles
  • Weiyan Lin
  • Daniel Grange
  • Ivana Stanisavljevic
  • Philip Ross

Recent Graduates

  • Ariel Avshalumov '18
  • Mark Khaimov '18
  • Michele Kholodova '18
  • Patrycja Nikol Krawczuk '18
  • Emily P. Losi '18
  • David Meretzky '18
  • Saim B. Siddiqui '18
  • Christina Valente '18
  • Adriana Vega '18
  • Steven J. Wendel '17
  • Aliza Selter '17
  • Duyen Luu '16
  • Eden Volkov '16
  • Eunjeong Ok '17
  • Lisa Torre '16
  • Pablo Aranela '17
  • Sabrina Hussein '16
  • Shannon Murphy '16
  • Alannah L. Bennie '12
  • Sharma Goldson '15
  • Jiyoun Hong '12
  • Christopher P. Jaouen '14
  • Elzara Kimalova '12
  • Andrew Mac '12
  • Michael O'Neill '15
  • Richard A. Weiss '12
  • Stephanie A. Zarrindast '13 
  • Mingjiao Zhang '12
  • Young Wook Baek '11
  • Yun M. Chen '11
  • Wojciech Grzemski '11
  • Matluba Khodjaeva '11
  • Alexander Taam '11
  • Kashif Yousuf '11
  • Max Zamor '11

ACTIVITIES

Each semester, Pi Mu Epsilon sponsors a Math Jeopardy competition that everybody at Hunter College is welcome to participate in. Contestants are placed into teams of three and they can work together to arrive at an answer. There are five problems to solve within five categories, and each problem has a time limit of three minutes. Anyone with a knowledge of Calculus II should be able to answer all the problems. A prize is given to the winning team.