Registration – 2022 CMS Summer Meeting

Please note: All meeting attendees (e.g. participants, session organizers and speakers, CMS members, and students) are required to pay the appropriate registration fee.

Your support helps us expand our programs and continue to offer affordable rates to junior researchers.

Registration of Other Attendees

If you wish to register someone else to the conference and pay their registration fee, please sign on to your account, select the appropriate category, and add their name to the attendee contact details page. If you wish to add more than one attendee, click continue shopping to get a new page.

Refund Policy
Participants wishing to cancel their registration, must notify the CMS (meetings@cms.math.ca) in writing by May 20 to receive a refund less a 10% processing fee. Those whose contributed paper has not been accepted will upon request be fully refunded.

Abstracts
CMS has changed their policy so you are now required to register for the meeting before you can submit an abstract. The online abstract submission system enables this feature through a cross-verification with the meeting registration database.

Registration Fees
Registration fees are given in Canadian and US dollars. US and Canadian rates are the same.

	Early Rate (Register by May 8^th)	Regular Rate (May 9-20)	On-site
CMS Members	$325	$345	$375
Organizers / Fellows	$250	$275	$300
Student – CMS Member	$100	$115	$125
Postdoc, Retired, Unemployed, College, Cegep, K-12 Teachers – CMS Member	$165	$185	$205
Speakers – Non Member	$400	$425	$500
Students – Non Member	$150	$170	$200
Postdoc, Retired, Unemployed, College, Cegep, K-12 Teachers – Non Member	$240	$275	$300
Non-Members- Other	$460	$500	$550
One-day fee	$225	$225	$225
RBC Sponsored Closing the Gap (Black, Indigenous, female-identifying, LGBTQ+, or person with disabilities; must be 15-29 years of age) – CMS student member ***Canadian citizens and permanent residents only	$20.00	$30.00	$35.00

Students who are not CMS members but are between the ages of 15-29, Canadian citizens or permanent residents, and self identify as Black, Indigenous, LGBTQ+, female, or as a person with disabilities are still eligible for the RBC Closing the Gap Initiative. Please fill this form to confirm your eligibility and we will email you a unique coupon code for discounted non-member registration.

Please note that CMS members need to be logged in to see the member rates.

Canadian Mathematical Society Mini Courses

The CMS is organizing three-hour mini-courses to add more value to meetings and make them attractive for students and researchers to attend.

The mini-courses will be held on Friday, June 3, and include topics suitable for graduate students, postdocs and other interested parties.

Registration fees for the mini courses are:

Regular rate (fees are for one mini course)
Student/ Postdocs (members)	$50
Student/ Postdocs (non-members)	$75
CMS Members	$100
CMS Non-Members	$150
RBC Sponsored Closing the Gap (Black, Indigenous, female-identifying, LGBTQ+, or person with disabilities; must be 15-29 years of age) – CMS student member ***Canadian citizens and permanent residents only	$25

Membership

By becoming a CMS member, you will be making a real difference to mathematics in Canada. Your participation and support will add strength to the national voice of Canadian mathematics.

This year only, new members, excluding students and lifetime, will receive 2 years of membership for the price of one year!

If you belong to another participating mathematical society such as AMS or other reciprocal societies and reside outside of Canada, you can get 50% off the price of your membership!

To see a full list of member benefits, click here.

Please follow these easy steps:

Select the membership category that best describes your current situation;
Consider making a donation to further support CMS activities;
Read the terms and conditions of membership; and
Complete the online application on the CMS portal. Before you create a new account, please verify that you don’t already have an account with CMS on the portal.

For more information, please contact the CMS Membership department at memberships@cms.math.ca.