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<p>Carol Yarazc of Drums, a student at King&#8217;s College, recently presented original research at the Joint Mathematics Meeting held in Baltimore, Md.The Joint Mathematics Meeting is the largest mathematics meeting in the world; it is a national conference sponsored by the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America.</p><p>Yarazc presented a &#8220;Wide and Latin Integer Partitions&#8221; poster, which is an ongoing research project with Dr. Janine E. Janoski.</p><p>A senior math and computer science double major, Yarazc is a member of the college&#8217;s Monarch Dancers and is co-president of the college&#8217;s Coding Club. She is a member of the Sigma Zelta honor society, a consistent dean&#8217;s list student, and is also an assistant teacher at the dance studio All That Dancing dance studio in Hazelton.</p><style>
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King’s College student Carol Yarazc presents research in Baltimore