Closest Meeting Website: Winter 2026
Student Development Workshop
Time: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Organizer: TBD
We are now offering a one‑hour professional development talk for graduate students as part of the Student Research Session at the CMS Meeting. You are warmly invited to attend — it’s a great chance to connect, learn, and strengthen your academic toolkit. Stay tuned for the full session schedule and the abstract of the talk!
Student Research Session
Time: TBD
Submission Deadline: TBD
Organizer: TBD
The Student Research Session invites graduate students to share their work with a general mathematical audience at the CMS Meeting. This session offers a supportive environment to practice giving a conference‑style talk and to gain experience presenting research at a national meeting.
How to Participate
1. Make sure you are registered for the CMS Meeting.
2. Send your abstract to the session organizers by the posted deadline. You will receive a notice of acceptance upon evaluation after the deadline. Late submissions may be considered if time permits.
AARMS-CMS Student Poster Session
Time: Saturday, December 12, 2026
Submission Deadline: TBD
Organizer: TBD
Don’t love slides or long presentations? Share your work in the Student Poster Session instead!
This session highlights recently completed or ongoing research by students and brings it to the full CMS Meeting audience. Presenters can practice effective poster design, discuss their work with visitors, and build connections for future collaborations.
And yes — there are prizes! During several rounds of judging, presenters will give a short 3–5 minutes overview of their poster and answer questions. The top three posters will be announced after judging and invited to the CMS banquet to receive their award.
Posters will be evaluated on content, organization, and presentation.
How to Participate? Fill out the following form to submit your abstract: TBD
For guidelines and recommendations, please visit our poster tips!
Student Social
Date: Friday, December 11, 2026
Organizer: TBD
Come meet your fellow students from across the country in a friendly environment at the Student Social! This event is your chance to connect with others who share your passion, exchange ideas in a more relaxed setting, and enjoy a break from the formal program. Come as you are, meet someone new, and be part of the vibrant student community of mathematics.