September 4	3:00-3:50 pm	Michael Shearer	Avalanches and the Brazil Nut Effect
September 11	3:00-3:50 pm	Nathan Reading	Tiling the Aztec diamond with dominoes
September 18	3:00-3:50 pm	Albert Hopping (Progress Energy)	Financial risk in the "real" world
September 25	3:00-3:50 pm	Sandra Paur	Making the Grad School decision
October 2	3:00-3:50 pm	Steve Schecter	How the Talmud Divides an Estate Among Creditors
October 9	3:00-3:50 pm	No meeting	Fall Break
October 16	3:00-3:50 pm	Owen Eslinger (US Army Engineer Research and Development Center)	Computational Engineering and Science at the US Army Corps of Engineers
October 23	3:00-3:50 pm **In Harrelson 107**	Jesse Stimpson	A Modeling Study of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension **This talk will be held in Harrelson 107**
October 30	3:00-3:50 pm	Molly Fenn	The mathematics of voting
November 6	3:00-3:50 pm	Drew Armstrong (University of Minnesota)	Buffon's noodle and the Monte Carlo method
November 13	3:00-3:50 pm	Anjela Govan	Sports Ranking and Game Prediction, Google style
November 20	3:00-3:50 pm	Hoon Hong	Can you say something about solutions without finding them?
November 27	3:00-3:50 pm	No meeting	Thanksgiving
December 4	3:00-3:50 pm **In Harrelson 107**	Donald Duck	Math Movie Nite (Afternoon) **This talk will be held in Harrelson 107**