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University of Oregon

Eugene Math Circle

Eugene Math Circle

The Eugene Math Circle is an after-school program for 2nd-12th grade students who have a passion for math and want to delve deeper into the subject. Our mission is to nurture children's curiosity and introduce them to exciting mathematical ideas that reach beyond typical classroom curriculum. Whether your child hopes to pursue mathematics, science, or simply wants to develop strong problem-solving abilities, we strive to help them achieve their potential.

  • Students explore new concepts through engaging problems, puzzles, and mathematical games.
  • Sessions feature collaborative problem-solving, student presentations, and hands-on math activities.
  • Students build friendships with other math enthusiasts in a supportive community.
  • Everyone is welcome - we offer financial assistance to make sure all curious minds can join.
  • Classes are led by Math Department faculty who are passionate about math and love sharing its magic.

The Math Circle offers classes for five different age groups, meeting on Wednesday and Thursday evenings throughout the academic year.

Fall Session Schedule

Elementary I, II, and Upper Division I: Thursdays, September 25 - December 4
Upper Division II and III: Wednesdays, September 24 - December 3
There are no meetings during Thanksgiving week.

Session Recommended Age Time Location
Elementary I 2-3 graders 4:45-5:35 pm Thursdays * 307 University Hall
Elementary II 4-5 graders 5:45-6:35 pm Thursdays * 307 University Hall
Upper Division I 6-7 graders 6:45-7:45 pm Thursdays * 307 University Hall
Upper Division II 8-9 graders 5:00-6:15 pm Wednesdays ** 103 Peterson Hall
Upper Division III 10-12 graders 5:00-6:30 pm Wednesdays *** 192 Anstett Hall

* Elementary I, II, and Upper Division I meetings on September 25 will be in 117 Fenton Hall
** Upper Division II meeting on September 24 will be in 117 Fenton Hall
*** Upper Division III meeting on September 24 will be in 119 Fenton Hall

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