Here is your Math Problem of the Week! Every (most) Monday mornings this spring semester, the problem will be posted outside of Sears 540 (and also here on our CAA social media pages). These problems are open to anyone (undergraduate, students, graduate students, faculty, staff, and people just walking down the hallway). To participate, you must submit your solution outside of Chris Butler’s office (Sears 577) by 4pm on Friday of that week (please include an email address so you can be contacted if you’re the winner of the week). You are welcome to solve the problem on your own, you just will not be considered for a prize. Answers must be written in correct mathematical notation. Unless otherwise specified, all answers must be exact and simplified (the second graphic in this post will give guidelines for answer simplification). Judges will determine the winner from all the correct solutions submitted. Good luck and have fun! (fb)

Introducing Jackie Knappenberger, one of our newest Junior-Senior Scholars. Jackie is pursuing degrees in chemistry here at Case. As we approach Day of Giving on Tuesday, April 8th, you can support students like Jackie by donating today at casealumni.org/give! Our goal is to reach 145 donors in honor of the 145th anniversary of the Case School of Applied Sciences! To all our donors who have alrady given, thank you for your continuted support! #fundingingenuity #dayofgiving #giveback #caa #casealumniassociation #students #scholars #donations #thankyou #funding #science #chemistry (fb)