<p>On this episode, we spoke with Dr. Will Murray, who is the new undergraduate chair and former undergraduate advisor. </p>
<p><strong>Can you please introduce yourself? (name, years at CSULB, classes that you teach, where did you go to school?)</strong></p>
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<li><strong>Why did you choose to study math? What was your math journey like(was it super easy? Super difficult? What made it being so hard worth the struggle?)<br>
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<li><strong>Why did you become a professor?<br>
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<li><strong>Was there anything you did as an undergraduate to help you get ready for grad school? Or if you even wanted to go to grade school?<br>
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<li><strong>What do you think makes pure math and applied math different?<br>
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<li><strong>Do you have any research you are working on? If so what is it? If not, then could you talk about your PHD or any other research you did?<br>
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<li><strong>What is your favorite theorem<br>
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