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SMURCHOM: Providing Opportunities for Undergraduate Research in the History of Mathematics - Selected Student Papers (2010)
Thomas Harriot: Father of Modern Notation, by Layla Biddix (Western Carolina University)
Reading in Context: The Reception of Gerolamo Cardano's Liber De Ludo Aleae, by Nathan Bowman (Western Carolina University)
The Moore Method: Its Impact on Four Female Ph.D. Students, by Jackie Selevan (Western Carolina University)
Michel Rolle and His Method of Cascades, by Christopher Washington (Georgia College & State University)
Maria Agnesi: Female Mathematician of 18th-Century Italy, by Hannah Watson (Western Carolina University)
Sloan Evans Despeaux (Western Carolina University), "SMURCHOM: Providing Opportunities for Undergraduate Research in the History of Mathematics - Selected Student Papers (2010)," Convergence (January 2011), DOI:10.4169/loci003549
