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  1. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, Optimal Leapfrogging, <\/em>Fall 1989.<\/li>
  2. Stanford University Operations Research Colloquium, Graphs, Maneuvers and Turnpikes,<\/em> Fall 1989.<\/li>
  3. Santa Clara University Mathematics Colloquium, Optimal Leapfrogging, <\/em>Fall 1989.<\/li>
  4. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Optimal Leapfrogging, <\/em>Spring 1990.<\/li>
  5. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, Graphs, Maneuvers and Turnpikes, <\/em>Spring 1990.<\/li>
  6. Harvey Mudd College Stauffer Series, Graphs, Maneuvers and Turnpikes, <\/em>Summer 1990.<\/li>
  7. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, The Bisection Method: Which Root?<\/em> Fall 1990.<\/li>
  8. ORSA National Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, Improved Methods for Finding Negative Cycles in a Graph,<\/em> Summer 1991.<\/li>
  9. Trinity University Mathematics Seminar, Odd Numbers in Pascal’s Triangle, <\/em>Spring 1992.<\/li>
  10. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, How to Win at Poker,<\/em> Spring 1992.<\/li>
  11. ORSA National Meeting, San Francisco, CA, How to Win at Poker,<\/em> Fall 1992.<\/li>
  12. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, The Birthday Inequality, <\/em>Fall 1992.<\/li>
  13. ORSA National Meeting, Anaheim, CA, Sensible Rules for Remembering Duals, <\/em>Spring 1993.<\/li>
  14. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Generatingfunctionology in Action (3 parts), <\/em>Spring 1993.<\/li>
  15. Harvey Mudd College Stauffer Series, The S-O-B Method, <\/em>Summer 1993.<\/li>
  16. Caltech Combinatorics Seminar, How Do I Marry Thee? Let Me Count the Ways!, <\/em>Fall 1993.<\/li>
  17. Carleton College Math Colloquium, How Do I Marry Thee? Let Me Count the Ways!, <\/em>Fall 1993.<\/li>
  18. St. Olaf College Math Colloquium, How Do I Marry Thee? Let Me Count the Ways!, <\/em>Fall 1993.<\/li>
  19. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, How Do I Marry Thee? Let Me Count the Ways!, <\/em>Spring 1994.<\/li>
  20. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Combinatorics and Campus Security, <\/em>Spring 1994.<\/li>
  21. SIAM Symposium on Discrete Mathematics, Albuquerque, NM, How Do I Marry Thee? Let Me Count the Ways!, <\/em>Summer 1994.<\/li>
  22. Harvey Mudd College Stauffer Series, How Do I Marry Thee? Let Me Count the Ways!, <\/em>Summer 1994.<\/li>
  23. International Mathematical Programming Society International Symposium on Mathematical Programming, Ann Arbor, MI, Introduction to Duality: The S-O-B Method,<\/em>(invited session organizer), Summer 1994.<\/li>
  24. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, Backwards Induction: The Arithmetic-Geometric Mean Inequality, <\/em>Fall 1994.<\/li>
  25. Harvey Mudd College Stauffer Series, The Tenure Game, <\/em>Spring 1995.<\/li>
  26. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Mathematical Magic with Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>Spring 1995.<\/li>
  27. Caltech Combinatorics Seminar, Combinatorics and Campus Security, <\/em>Fall 1995.<\/li>
  28. The Fourth Los Angeles Conference on Magic History, The Lives and Methods of Lightning Calculators, <\/em>Fall 1995.<\/li>
  29. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, Combinatorics and Campus Security, <\/em>Fall 1995.<\/li>
  30. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA\/SIAM, Orlando, FL, Determinants of the Tournaments, <\/em>Spring 1996.<\/li>
  31. Southeastern Conference on Combinatorics and Graph Theory, Baton Rouge, LA, Strong Chromatic Indices of Subset Graphs, <\/em>Fall 1996.<\/li>
  32. Santa Clara University Mathematics Colloquium, Odd Numbers in Pascal’s Triangle <\/em>, Spring 1996.<\/li>
  33. Pacific Northwest Section of the MAA, Portland, OR, Mathematical Magic with Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>Spring 1996.<\/li>
  34. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, The Probabilistic Method, <\/em>Spring 1996.<\/li>
  35. The Skeptics Society, Caltech, Pasadena, CA, The Lives and Methods of Lightning Calculators, <\/em>Summer 1996.<\/li>
  36. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, Binomial Coefficients Mod p, <\/em>Spring 1997.<\/li>
  37. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Paths to a Multinomial Inequality, <\/em>Spring 1997.<\/li>
  38. Harvey Mudd College Stauffer Series, Binomial Coefficients Mod p, <\/em>Spring 1997<\/li>
  39. ORSA National Meeting, Harvey Mudd College Mathematics Clinic, <\/em>San Diego, CA, Summer 1997.<\/li>
  40. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Magic “Squares” Indeed!, <\/em>Fall 1997,<\/li>
  41. Harvey Mudd College Undergraduate Math Forum, Determinants of the Tournaments, <\/em>Fall 1997.<\/li>
  42. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, Magic “Squares” Indeed!, <\/em>Spring 1998.<\/li>
  43. Johns Hopkins University, “Goldmanfest”, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>Spring 1999.<\/li>
  44. University of Arizona Math Colloquium, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>Spring 1999.<\/li>
  45. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, The Mathematics of Cootie, <\/em>Spring 1999.<\/li>
  46. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>Spring 1999.<\/li>
  47. Michigan Section of the MAA, Ypsilanti, MI, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>Summer 1999.<\/li>
  48. Kalamazoo Area Math and Science Center, Kalamazoo, MI, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>Summer 1999.<\/li>
  49. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Magical Moments in Teaching, <\/em>Fall 1999.<\/li>
  50. George Mason University, Operations Research Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>Fall 1999.<\/li>
  51. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>Fall 1999.<\/li>
  52. Humoldt State Universty, Harry S. Kieval Semi-Annual Lecture in Mathematics, The Art of Mental Calculation, <\/em>Fall 1999.<\/li>
  53. Humboldt State University Mathematics Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>Fall 1999.<\/li>
  54. Eastern Pennsylvania-Delaware Section of the MAA, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>Fall 1999.<\/li>
  55. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA\/SIAM, Washington DC, Magical Moments in Teaching, <\/em>(acceptance speech for Haimo Prize for outstanding teaching), January 21, 2000.<\/li>
  56. Carnegie-Mellon University, Theoretical Computer Science Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>February 18, 2000.<\/li>
  57. Cal Poly Mathematics Colloquium, San Luis Obispo CA, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>May 11, 2000.<\/li>
  58. CSUN Mathematics Colloquium, Northridge CA, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>May 12, 2000.<\/li>
  59. Tenth SIAM Conference on Discrete Mathematics, Minneapolis MN, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>June 13, 2000.<\/li>
  60. The Magic Castle, Hollywood CA, The Art of Mathematical Magic, <\/em>July 9, 2000.<\/li>
  61. MSRI Workshop on Combinatorial Games, Berkeley CA, Le Her, <\/em>July 26, 2000.<\/li>
  62. MAA MathFest 2000, UCLA, Los Angeles CA, (Project NEXT Panel discussion ), Balancing Personal Life with Professional Life <\/em>August 2, 2000.<\/li>
  63. MAA MathFest 2000, UCLA, Los Angeles CA, (Master of Ceremonies for Opening Banquet) Mathematical Constance, <\/em>August 2, 2000.<\/li>
  64. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Composite Fermions and Integer Partitions, <\/em>Fall 2000.<\/li>
  65. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, “Who Wants to be a Mathematician?” <\/em>(game show with Ernie Solheid) Fall 2000.<\/li>
  66. Oberlin College, Oberlin OH, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>November 9, 2000.<\/li>
  67. Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland OH, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>November 10, 2000.<\/li>
  68. University of Nevada, Las Vegas NV, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>November 30, 2000.<\/li>
  69. Caltech Combinatorics Seminar, Pasadena CA, Composite Fermions and Integer Partitions, <\/em>December 7, 2000.<\/li>
  70. Western Number Theory Conference, University of San Diego, San Diego CA, Recounting Fibonacci Numbers and Continued Fractions, <\/em>December 20, 2000.<\/li>
  71. Carnegie Mellon University Mathematics Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>January 26, 2001.<\/li>
  72. Ohio Section of MAA, Bowling Green State University, Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>, March 23, 2001.<\/li>
  73. Intermountain Section of MAA, Ricks College, Idaho, Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>April 6, 2001.<\/li>
  74. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, Counting on Harmonic Numbers, <\/em>Fall 2001.<\/li>
  75. Bay Area Mathematical Adventures, San Jose, CA, Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>October 5, 2001.<\/li>
  76. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Counting on Harmonic Numbers, <\/em>Fall 2001.<\/li>
  77. Moravian College Student Math Conference (keynote speaker), Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>February 23, 2002.<\/li>
  78. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Combinatorics of Hyperharmonic Numbers, <\/em>Spring 2002.<\/li>
  79. University of Colorado, Boulder, Math Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>March 18, 2002.<\/li>
  80. California State University, Fresno, Math Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count!, <\/em>March 20, 2002.<\/li>
  81. UC Irvine Mathematics Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>May 30, 2002.<\/li>
  82. 10th International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and their Applications, Flagstaff, AZ, Fibinomial Identities, <\/em>June 28, 2002.<\/li>
  83. SIAM Conference Discrete Mathematics , San Diego, CA, Combinatorics of Hyperharmonic Numbers, <\/em>August 11, 2002.<\/li>
  84. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, The “Power” of Fibonacci Numbers with Combinatorics, <\/em>January 22, 2003.<\/li>
  85. Michigan Undergraduate Math Council (keynote speaker), Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>February 15, 2003.<\/li>
  86. HMC Parents Day Reception, Fun with Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>May 10, 2003.<\/li>
  87. Harvey Mudd College Stauffer Series, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>July 3, 2003.<\/li>
  88. MAA MathFest, Boulder, CO, (keynote speaker, with J.J. Quinn), Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>August 1, 2003.<\/li>
  89. Carnegie Mellon University (convocation speaker, Mellon College of Science), The Science of Patterns, <\/em>August 21, 2003.<\/li>
  90. Carleton College, Mathematics Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>September 25, 2003.<\/li>
  91. Macalester College, Discrete Mathematics Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>September 26, 2003.<\/li>
  92. Cal Poly, Pomona, Mathematics Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>October 2, 2003.<\/li>
  93. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>October 4, 2003.<\/li>
  94. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Math Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>October 9, 2003.<\/li>
  95. Claremont Statistics Colloquium, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>November 4, 2003.<\/li>
  96. Cal State Long Beach, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>March 5, 2004.<\/li>
  97. Cal State Dominguez Hills, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>March 17, 2004.<\/li>
  98. Gathering for Gardner 6, Counting on Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>Atlanta, GA March 25, 2004.<\/li>
  99. MAA Southeastern Section, Clarksville, TN, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>March 27, 2004.<\/li>
  100. Claremont Combinatorics Seminar, Counting the Sums of Cubes of Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>April 23, 2004.<\/li>
  101. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>May 7, 2004.<\/li>
  102. HMC PDO program (visiting high school teachers), Counting on Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>June 13, 2004.<\/li>
  103. International Fibonacci Conference, Braunschweig, Germany, Counting the Sums of Cubes of Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>July 7, 2004.<\/li>
  104. International Fibonacci Conference, Braunschweig, Germany, When does F_m^L divide F_n? A Combinatorial Solution, <\/em>July 9, 2004.<\/li>
  105. Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics, Counting on Fibonacci, <\/em>August 7, 2004.<\/li>
  106. Project NExT, Discrete Mathematics, <\/em>Providence, RI, August 10, 2004.<\/li>
  107. MAA MathFest, Providence, RI, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>August 12, 2004.<\/li>
  108. Olin College, The Science of Patterns, <\/em>September 7, 2004.<\/li>
  109. Washington and Lee U, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>September 20, 2004.<\/li>
  110. Brandeis Combinatorics Colloquium, Counting the Sums of Cubes of Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>September 23, 2004.<\/li>
  111. Bryn Mawr\/Haverford Math Colloquium, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>September 27, 2004.<\/li>
  112. Swarthmore College, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>September 28, 2004.<\/li>
  113. Rutgers U, Experimental Math Seminar, Counting the Sums of Cubes of Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>October 7, 2004.<\/li>
  114. Rutgers U Math Colloquium, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>October 8, 2004.<\/li>
  115. MAA Southern California-Nevada Section, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>Las Vegas, NV, October 9, 2004.<\/li>
  116. Carnegie Mellon U, Undergraduate Math Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>October 14, 2004.<\/li>
  117. Johns Hopkins U, Applied Mathematics and Statistics Colloquium, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>October 21, 2004.<\/li>
  118. University of Maine Math Colloquium, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>November 4, 2004.<\/li>
  119. Mount Holyoke Math Club, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>November 10, 2004.<\/li>
  120. Mount Holyoke Math Seminar, Combinatorics and Number Theory, <\/em>November 11, 2004.<\/li>
  121. Boston University, Math Masters Lecture, Proofs that Really Count, <\/em>November 16, 2004.<\/li>
  122. MAA Northeastern Section, WPI, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>November 20, 2004.<\/li>
  123. Brandeis Math Colloquium, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>November 22, 2004.<\/li>
  124. Wellesley College, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>December 1, 2004.<\/li>
  125. Brandeis Combinatorics Colloquium, Vandermonde’s Determinant and Fibonacci SAWs December 2, <\/em>2004.<\/li>
  126. Stonehill College, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>December 8, 2004.<\/li>
  127. Weston High School, Counting on Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>December 9, 2004.<\/li>
  128. MIT Combinatorics Seminar, Vandermonde’s Determinant and Fibonacci SAWs, <\/em>December 10, 2004.<\/li>
  129. University of Sydney, Australia, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>18 March, 2005.<\/li>
  130. Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, Maths Colloquium, Counting on Determinants, <\/em>21 March, 2005.<\/li>
  131. Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, Number Theory Seminar, Combinatorics and Number Theory, <\/em>21 March, 2005.<\/li>
  132. University of South Australia, Adelaide, Applied Mathematics Seminar, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>28 April, 2005.<\/li>
  133. University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, Maths Seminar, Combinatorics and Number Theory, <\/em>17 May, 2005.<\/li>
  134. Sydney University Maths Society, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>18 May, 2005.<\/li>
  135. University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, Counting on Determinants<\/em>, 8 July, 2005.<\/li>
  136. Pomona College, Claremont Colleges REU, Counting on Undegraduate Research<\/em>, July 14, 2005.<\/li>
  137. Harvey Mudd College, Math, Magic & The Da Vinci Code<\/em>, July 29, 2005.<\/li>
  138. Project NExT keynote address, Albuquerque, NM, Magical Moments in Teaching and Undergraduate Research<\/em>, August 1, 2005.<\/li>
  139. MAA MathFest, Albuquerque, NM (short course lecture), Magic Square Magic<\/em>, August 2, 2005.<\/li>
  140. MAA MathFest, Albuquerque, NM, Math Horizons <\/em>(with Jennifer Quinn), August 4, 2005.<\/li>
  141. MAA MathFest, Albuquerque, NM, Gems of Number Theory <\/em>(Invited session co-organized with Ezra Brown), August 5, 2005.<\/li>
  142. Pi Mu Epsilon J. Sutherland Frame Lecture, MAA MathFest, Albuquerque, NM, Proofs That Really Count: The Art of Combinatorial Proof <\/em>, August 5, 2005.<\/li>
  143. Claremont Colleges Math Colloquium, A Combinatorial Proof of Vandermonde’s Determinant (and Other Sabbatical Adventures)<\/em>, September 21, 2005.<\/li>
  144. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Self-Avoiding Walks and Fibonacci Numbers<\/em>, September 28, 2005.<\/li>
  145. Wisconsin Section NExT, Menemonie, WI, Magical Moments in Undergraduate Research<\/em>, September 30, 2005.<\/li>
  146. Wisconsin Section NExT, Menemonie, WI, Proofs That Really Count <\/em>, September 30, 2005.<\/li>
  147. Wisconsin Section NExT, Menemonie, WI, Magical Moments in Teaching<\/em>, October 1, 2005.<\/li>
  148. MAA Southern California-Nevada Section Meeting, A Combinatorial Proof of Vandermonde’s Determinant<\/em>, October 8, 2005.<\/li>
  149. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Pythagorean Primes and Palindromic Continued Fractions<\/em>, October 12, 2005.<\/li>
  150. James Madison University, Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference (keynote speaker), Proofs That Really Count <\/em>, November 12, 2005.<\/li>
  151. California State University Northridge Math Club, Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, November 18, 2005.<\/li>
  152. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Brown Bag Seminar A Combinatorial Proof of Vandermonde’s Determinant<\/em>, December 2, 2005.<\/li>
  153. Bay Area Math Olympiad Awards Ceremony, MSRI, Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, March 12, 2006.<\/li>
  154. Wake Forest University (Gentry Lectures), Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, March 30, 2006.<\/li>
  155. Wake Forest University (Gentry Lectures), Counting on Determinants<\/em>, March 30, 2006.<\/li>
  156. Kentucky Section of MAA, Centre College, Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, March 31, 2006.<\/li>
  157. Northern Arizona University, Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, April 1, 2006.<\/li>
  158. Northern Arizona University, Counting on Determimnants<\/em>, April 6, 2006.<\/li>
  159. Oberlin College, Counting on Determimnants<\/em>, April 28, 2006.<\/li>
  160. Metropolitan New York Section of MAA, Dowling College, Counting on Determimnants<\/em>, May 7, 2006.<\/li>
  161. Hollywood Math Club, Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, May 21, 2006.<\/li>
  162. HMC Stauffer Lecture Series, Counting on Determimnants<\/em>, June 13, 2006.<\/li>
  163. Claremont Colleges REU, Counting on Determimnants<\/em>, June 15, 2006.<\/li>
  164. 12th International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and their Applications, San Francisco, Self-Avoiding Walks and Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>July 17, 2006.<\/li>
  165. 12th International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and their Applications, San Francisco, The Lucas Triangle Recounted, <\/em>July 19, 2006.<\/li>
  166. Young Mathematicians Conference (Keynote Speaker), Ohio State U., Proofs That Really Count<\/em>, August 5, 2006.<\/li>
  167. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA, New Orleans, LA, An Amazing Mathematical Card Trick<\/em>, January 5, 2007.<\/li>
  168. Claremont Mathematics Colloquium, Alternating Sums: An Alternative View <\/em>, February 28, 2007.<\/li>
  169. Louisiana-Mississippi Section of MAA, Mississippi State University, Proofs That Really Count <\/em>, March 2, 2007.<\/li>
  170. Indiana Section of MAA, University of Indianapolis, Proofs That Really Count <\/em>, March 23, 2007.<\/li>
  171. Nebraska – SE South Dakota Section of MAA, Dakota State University, Proofs That Really Count <\/em>, March 30, 2007.<\/li>
  172. HMC Alumni College, Claremont, CA, Alternating Sums: An Alternative View <\/em>, April 28, 2007.<\/li>
  173. UCLA Graduate Seminar, How to Find a Job (at a Good Liberal Arts College) <\/em>, May 31, 2007.<\/li>
  174. 6th International Conference on Lattice Path Combinatorics and Applications, Eastern Tennessee State University, Counting on Chebyshev Polynomials <\/em>, July 13, 2007.<\/li>
  175. Claremont Colleges REU, Counting on Chebyshev Polynomials <\/em>, July 24, 2007.<\/li>
  176. Project NEXT, MathFest, Project Next, San Jose State University, Discrete Math <\/em>, August 2, 2007.<\/li>
  177. Southern California Section MAA Meeting, Santa Ana College, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> October 13, 2007.<\/li>
  178. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> December 4, 2007.<\/li>
  179. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Gaithersburg, MD, Combinatorial Trigonometry (and a Method to DIE for),<\/em> January 11, 2008.<\/li>
  180. MAA Carriage House Lecture Series, Washington DC, Combinatorial Trigonometry (and a Method to DIE for),<\/em> January 12, 2008.<\/li>
  181. Bay Area Mathematics Association, Santa Clara University, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> January 16, 2008.<\/li>
  182. California State University, Los Angeles, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> January 30, 2008.<\/li>
  183. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> February 29, 2008.<\/li>
  184. Gathering for Gardner 8, Atlanta, GA, An Amazing Mathematical Card Trick <\/em>March 29, 2008<\/li>
  185. Allegheny Mountain Section of the MAA, University of Pittsburgh, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> April 11, 2008.<\/li>
  186. New Jersey Section of the MAA, William Patterson University, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> April 12, 2008.<\/li>
  187. Wisconisin Section of the MAA, Madison Area Technical College, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> April 12, 2008.<\/li>
  188. Harvey Mudd College, Mathematical Card Tricks,<\/em> April 29, 2008.<\/li>
  189. Kalamazoo College Mathematics Colloquium, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> May 8, 2008.<\/li>
  190. Dalhousie University Mathematics Colloquium, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> May 12, 2008.<\/li>
  191. MAA Mathfest, Madison, Wisconsin, Biscuits of Number Theory, <\/em>August 2, 2008.<\/li>
  192. Caltech Math Club, Mathematical Card Tricks, <\/em>October 21, 2008.<\/li>
  193. TED, Palm Springs, CA, Down With Calculus, <\/em>February 5, 2009<\/li>
  194. Denison University (Gordon Lecture Series), Mathematical Card Tricks, <\/em>February 12, 2009<\/li>
  195. Denison University, Zero Sum Games, <\/em>February 13, 2009<\/li>
  196. Denison University (Gordon Lecture Series), Pascal’s Triangle,<\/em> February 13, 2009<\/li>
  197. Denison University (Gordon Lecture Series), Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>February 13, 2009<\/li>
  198. Roanoke College, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>March 16, 2009<\/li>
  199. Roanoke College, The Birth of Graph Theory, <\/em>March 16, 2009<\/li>
  200. Roanoke College, The Magic of Discrete Mathematics, <\/em>March 16, 2009<\/li>
  201. Roanoke College, Matrices and Markov Chains, <\/em>March 17, 2009<\/li>
  202. Roanoke College, Tournaments and King Chickens, <\/em>March 17, 2009<\/li>
  203. Roanoke College, Social Networks, <\/em>March 18, 2009<\/li>
  204. Roanoke College, Mathematical Card Tricks, <\/em>March 18, 2009<\/li>
  205. Roanoke College, Trees and Data Structures, <\/em>March 18, 2009<\/li>
  206. Roanoke College, Planar Graphs, <\/em>March 18, 2009<\/li>
  207. Roanoke College, Map Coloring, <\/em>March 19, 2009<\/li>
  208. Roanoke College, Algorithms and Complexity <\/em>March 19, 2009<\/li>
  209. Roanoke College, The Twelvefold Way of Combinatorics, <\/em>March 19, 2009<\/li>
  210. Eastern Michigan University, Magic with Numbers: Undergraduate Research in Mathematics, <\/em>March 27, 2009<\/li>
  211. Eastern Michigan University, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>March 27, 2009<\/li>
  212. Brigham Young University, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>April 1, 2009<\/li>
  213. Texas Section of MAA, University of North Texas, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>April 18, 2009<\/li>
  214. USAMO Awards Ceremony, Washington, DC, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>June 8, 2009<\/li>
  215. MAA MathFest Minicourse, Portland, OR, Thinking Combinatorially, <\/em>August 6-8, 2009<\/li>
  216. National Academy of Sciences, Distinctive Voices, Irvine, CA, The Art of Mental Calculation <\/em>September 30, 2009<\/li>
  217. Penn State Conference on Undergraduate Research in Math, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>November 21, 2009<\/li>
  218. Youngstown State University, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>February 12, 2010<\/li>
  219. California Polytechnic University, Pomona, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>February 26, 2010<\/li>
  220. Trinity University, San Antonio, TX, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>March 4, 2010<\/li>
  221. Southwest Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference, El Paso, TX Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>March 5, 2010<\/li>
  222. Claremont Combinatorics Colloquium, The Combinatorialization of Linear Recurrences, <\/em>April 27, 2010<\/li>
  223. DIMACS Z = 60 Conference in Celebration of Doron Zeilberger’s 60th Birthday, Rutgers, NJ, The Combinatorialization of Linear Recurrences, <\/em>May 27, 2010<\/li>
  224. North Dakota Title I Special Education Summer Symposium, Bismarck, ND, Secrets of Mental Math <\/em>(9 Lectures), July 13 to 14, 2010<\/li>
  225.   MAA MathFest, Pittsburgh, PA, Combinatorial Trigonometry, August 5, 2010<\/em><\/li>
  226. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, Secrets of Mental Math<\/em> (4 lectures), August 25, 2010<\/li>
  227. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, Secrets of Mental Math<\/em> (4 lectures), September 1, 2010<\/li>
  228. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, Secrets of Mental Math<\/em> (2 lectures), September 7, 2010<\/li>
  229. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>September 13, 2010<\/li>
  230. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, Secrets of Mental Math<\/em> (2 lectures), September 15, 2010<\/li>
  231. Denison University, Gambier, OH, Secrets of Mental Math <\/em>(5 lectures), September 27, 2010<\/li>
  232. Ohio Valley University, Vienna, WV, Secrets of Mental Math <\/em>(8 lectures), September 28 to 29, 2010<\/li>
  233. SACNAS Conference, Anaheim, CA, The Best Way to Knock ’em Down, <\/em>October 1, 2010<\/li>
  234. Johns Hopkins University (Alan J. Goldman Lecture), Baltimore, MD, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>October 7, 2010<\/li>
  235. California State University Mathematics Colloquium, San Bernardino, CA, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>October 27, 2010 

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  236. University of Southern California, Visions, and Voices, Los Angeles, CA, Calendar Oddities, <\/em>October 27, 2010 

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  237. Teachers Teaching With Technology (T3) Conference, Calculus Mini-Conference, San Antonio, TX, I Come to Bury Calculus, Not to Praise it, <\/em>February 26, 2011
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  238. Bellevue College, Center for Excellence for Information and Computing Technologies, Bellevue, WA, Mathematics Education: Dreams and Nightmares, <\/em>March 10, 2011

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  239. Association for Christians in Mathematical Sciences, Santa Barbara, CA, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>June 2, 2011

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  240. Davidson Young Scholar Summit, Reno, NV, Conversation with the Mathemagician, <\/em>June 18, 2011

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  241. MAA MathFest, Lexington, KY, Speding Your Summers Effectively and Efficiently, <\/em>August 3, 2011

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  242. MAA MathFest, Lexington, KY, Mathematics and Backgammon Quiz, <\/em>August 4, 2011

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  243. Mills College, Oakland, CA, Mathematical Card Tricks, <\/em>September 28, 2011

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  244. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA, Boston, MA, I Come to Bury Calculus, Not to Praise it, <\/em>January 4, 2012

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  245. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA, Boston, MA, Counting on Students: Combinatorial Proofs with Undergraduates, <\/em>January 5, 2012

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  246. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA, Boston, MA, Mathematics and Backgammon <\/em>(2-day Minicourse), January 5 and 7, 2012

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  247. Davidson College, Davidson, NC, Counting on Students: Combinatorial Proofs with Undergraduates, <\/em>March 16, 2012

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  248. University  of  South Carolina, Columbia, SC, Counting on Students: Combinatorial Proofs with Undergraduates, <\/em>March 23, 2012

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  249. Pomona College, Claremont, CA, Math is HARD! <\/em>(panel on math education for Pomona Student Union), April 5, 2012.

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  250. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles <\/em>(2 Lectures), June 19, 2012.

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  251. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles <\/em>(2 Lectures), June 26, 2012.

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  252. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles <\/em>July 5, 2012.

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  253. CGU School of Education, Claremont, CA, The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles <\/em>(2 Lectures), July 10, 2012.

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  254. University Philosophical Society, Dublin, Ireland. Secrets of Mental Math, <\/em>October 10, 2012.<\/li>
  255. Maths Society, Trinity University, Dublin, Ireland. Games You Can’t Lose, <\/em>October 10, 2012.<\/li>
  256. Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX. Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>October 24, 2012.<\/li>
  257. Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX. The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles, <\/em>(2 lectures), October 24, 2012.<\/li>
  258. Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX. The Mathematics of Games and Puzzles, <\/em>(2 lectures), October 25, 2012.<\/li>
  259. Backgammon Live!, London, England. Rapid Pip Counting, <\/em>November 10, 2012.<\/li>
  260. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>March 12, 2013.<\/li>
  261. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (Kieval Lecture), Secrets of Mental Math, <\/em>March 12, 2013.<\/li>
  262. DePaul University, Chicago, IL, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>April 19, 2013.<\/li>
  263. The Magic Circle, London, England, Mathematical Magic, <\/em>April 22, 2013.<\/li>
  264. Higher Colleges of Technology, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, The Beauty and Power of Mathematics, <\/em>April 25, 2013.<\/li>
  265. Oxford University, Oxford, England, Marcus’s Mathemagicians, Mathemagics!<\/em>, May 20, 2013.<\/li>
  266. TED Global, Edinburgh, Scotland, The Magic of Fibonacci Numbers, <\/em>June 13, 2013.<\/li>
  267. Towson University, Towson, MD, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>October 24, 2013.<\/li>
  268. Insight Cruises, Patagonia, South America, Secrets of Mental Math, <\/em>November 5, 2013.<\/li>
  269. Insight Cruises, Patagonia, South America, Mathematics of Games and Gambling, <\/em>November 8, 2013.<\/li>
  270. Insight Cruises, Patagonia, South America, My Favorite Numbers, <\/em>November 12, 2013.<\/li>
  271. Insight Cruises, Patagonia, South America, How to Solve a Rubik’s Cube, <\/em>November 13, 2013.<\/li>
  272. Insight Cruises, Patagonia, South America, Discrete Mathematics, <\/em>November 5, 2013.<\/li>
  273. National Museum of Mathematics, New York, NY,  Secrets of Mental Math, <\/em>December 4, 2013.<\/li>
  274. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA, Baltimore, MD, The Public Face of Mathematics <\/em>(panel moderator), January 17, 2014.<\/li>
  275. Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>February 19, 2014.
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  276. University of Texas, El Paso, TX, The Beauty and Magic of Mathematics, <\/em>March 7, 2014.

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  277. <\/em>16th International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and its Applications, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, In Search of Combinatorial Proofs of Fibonomial Identities, <\/em>July 24, 2014.<\/li>
  278. Southern California-Nevada Section of the MAA, Pomona College, Claremont, CA, Combinatorial Proofs of Fibonomial Identities, <\/em>November 1, 2014.<\/li>
  279. Renaissance Weekend, Charleston, SC. Mathematics of Games, Gambling, and Hustles, <\/em>December 30, 2014.<\/li>
  280. Renaissance Weekend, Charleston, SC. Secretes of Mental Math, <\/em>December 30, 2014.<\/li>
  281. Renaissance Weekend, Charleston, SC. Mathematical Card Tricks, <\/em>December 31, 2014.<\/li>
  282. Joint Meetings of the AMS\/MAA, San Antonio, TX, Combinatorial Proofs of Fibonomial Identities, <\/em>January 10, 2015. 

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  283. Georgetown Day School, Washington DC, Fibonacci Numbers and Linear Algebra<\/em>, February 6, 2015. 

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  284. Pi Mu Epsilon Chapter of West Virginia University, Morgantown WV,  Mathematics of Games and Gambling<\/em>, April 10, 2015.

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  285. Michigan State University, Distinguished Lecture Series, Lansing MI, Combinatorial Trigonometry,<\/em> April 18, 2015.

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  286. California Polytechnic University, Distinguished Mathematics\/Statistics Speaker, Pomona CA,  Mathematics of Games, Scams, and Hustles<\/em>, May 15, 2015. 

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  287. Skeptics Society conference on Big Science, Big History, and the Future of Humanity, Pasadena, CA, The Future of Mathematics<\/em>, May 30, 2015.<\/li>
  288. Freedom Fest, Las Vegas, NV, The Magic of Math<\/em>, July 10, 2015.<\/li>
  289. MAA MathFest, Washington DC, minicourse on The Mathematics of Games and Gambling<\/em>, August 5 and 7, 2015.<\/li>
  290. MAA MathFest, Washington DC, invited Student Activities Lecture,  The Secrets of Mental MAAth<\/em>, August 6, 2015.<\/li>
  291. 8th International Conference on Lattice Path Combinatorics and Applications, Pomona CA,  Combinatorial Proofs of Fibonomial Identities<\/em>, August 19, 2015.<\/li>
  292. Proof School, San Francisco CA, The Beauty and Magic of Mathematics<\/em>, September 11, 2015.<\/li>
  293. Town Hall, Seattle WA, The Beauty and Magic of Mathematics<\/em>, September 14, 2015.<\/li>
  294. National Museum of Mathematics, New York NY,  The Beauty and Magic of Mathematics,<\/em> September 23, 2015.<\/li>
  295. Author and Ideas Festival, Pebble Beach CA, The Beauty and Magic of Mathematics<\/em>, September 27, 2015.<\/li>
  296. 2015 STEM Education Conference, (Keynote Speaker), Virginia Military Institute, Lexington VA, The Beauty and Magic of Mathematics,<\/em> October 7, 2015.<\/li>
  297. Insight Cruises, Sydney, Australia, Secrets of Mental Math<\/em>, October 30, 2015.<\/li>
  298. Insight Cruises, Sydney, Australia, Mathematics of Games and Gambling<\/em>, October 31, 2015.<\/li>
  299. Insight Cruises, Sydney, Australia, My Favorite Numbers,<\/em> November 1, 2015.<\/li>
  300. Insight Cruises, Sydney, Australia, Discrete Mathematics<\/em>, November 1, 2015.<\/li>
  301. Bowdoin College, Brunswick ME, Odd Numbers in Pascal’s Triangle<\/em>, November 12, 2015.<\/li>
  302. Bowdoin College, Brunswick ME, Mathematics of Games, Gambling and Hustles<\/em>, November 12, 2015.<\/li>
  303. Science Salon, Altadena, CA, Interview with Arthur Benjamin, <\/em>January 24, 2016.<\/li>
  304. Metroplex Math Circle, Dallas, TX, Secrets of Mental Math, <\/em>February 4, 2016.<\/li>
  305. The 47th Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Computing (Plenary Speaker), Boca Raton, FL, Tilings with Fibonomials, q-binomials, and Chebyshev Polynomials, <\/em>March 11, 2016.<\/li>
  306. Cawe Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, Combinatorial Trigonometry, <\/em>March 16, 2016.<\/li>
  307. The 17th International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and their Applications, Caen, France, A Bijective Proof of a Derangement Recurrence, <\/em>June 29, 2016.<\/li>
  308. MAA MathFest (Keynote Speaker (MAA Invited Lecturer)), Columbus, OH, Magical Mathematics, <\/em>August 5, 2016.<\/li>
  309. National Museum of Mathematics (MOMATH), New York, NY, Cards, Calculations, and Combinatorics: The Mathematical Magic of Art Benjamin, <\/em>October 1, 2016.<\/li>
  310. Las Vegas Math Circle, Claremont, CA, Mathematical Card Tricks, <\/em>October 29, 2016.<\/li>
  311. Applied Mathematics Institute, Valley Christian Schools, Magical Mathematics, <\/em>March 10, 2017.<\/li>
  312. MAA MathFest, Chicago, IL, The Bingo Paradox, <\/em>July 7, 2017.<\/li>
  313. Mathematics of Various Entertaining Subjects (MOVES) Conference (Keynote), The Bingo Paradox, <\/em>August 8, 2017.<\/li>
  314. Claremont Mathematics Colloquium, Claremont, CA,  Bingo Paradoxes<\/em>, November 15, 2017.<\/li><\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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