Applied Mathematics Challenge - 2012

"Labora Diligenter. Labora Perite. Comproba!" ­ J. Quigley

The Applied Mathematics Challenge is a new contest offering for the advanced math student. Once a student has mastered math contest problems that were originated for the quick answers or at most five or six minute solution times, the Applied Mathematics Challenge offers the student the next level of research oriented experience in a competitive contest.

To register your school team, send an email to

amc@TheMathClub.com.

Accepting Applications for the 2011-2012 Contest Year

"Work hard. Work smart. Check your answers!" ­ J. Quigley
"Labora Diligenter. Labora Perite. Comproba!" ­ J. Quigley

Emily Pittore is a former Math Olympiad student of Mr. Joe Quigley. She won the Lechner Award for a perfect score on the Math Olympiad in 2001. Her interests include ballet, violin, art, legos, robotics, engineering, and comic books. When she artfully created this coin for the Applied Mathematics Challenge contest in the Summer of 2006, she was then a senior at Lexington High School and had been accepted at MIT, Caltech, WPI, and Olin. Emily planned on concentrating in engineering or computer science in college. Recently, Emily has gratuated from MIT. Emily has many interests and accomplishments and instead of listing them here, it's simplier for me to provide a convenient Google link:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&q=Emily+Pittore+MIT&btnG=Search

Many thanks to Emily for her wonderful and inspiring work!