Faculty Advice Panel A key focus for the University of Delaware student chapter was career preparation and academic success, both for undergraduate and graduate students. For career preparation they launched a two-part seminar series, “All Things Job Applications,” designed to demystify the job search process in both academia and industry. The first session [...]
In 2024-2025, the Mathematics Department, University of Toronto student chapter launched a Peer Mentorship Program for graduate students in the Mathematics Department. Designed to support first-year graduate students—especially those new to the university or field—the program paired them with upper-year graduate student mentors. The goal was to provide academic guidance, emotional support, and community connection [...]
The University of Pittsburgh student chapter organized a successful pilot Summer Math Camp in collaboration with the Department of Mathematics. The camp was designed for high school girls interested in math and its applications and featured interactive lectures, hands-on projects, and mentorship from women in STEM fields. The goal of the camp was to build confidence [...]
Throughout the year, the UC Davis chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics engaged in coding events that have been enriching experiences. They hosted a Python Turtle Workshop, which was led by their vice president, Jessica. In this workshop, Jessica took them through a tutorial on drawing with Python Turtle. They learned about everything, [...]
The Professional Development Committee of the University of Minnesota Twin Cities's graduate student chapter organized monthly panels covering essential topics such as open access publishing, postdoc applications, CV writing, and website making. In addition, they organized monthly writing workshops, which provided accountability partners and quiet work time. A lot of students utilized this time to [...]
Each semester, the University of Utah student chapter runs an Integration Bee. This is a team-based integration competition that aims to assist lower division undergraduates prepare for final exams as well as challenge upper division undergraduates and graduate students with especially “tricky” integrals. The Bees also help undergraduates create study groups. An unanticipated but welcome [...]
The Washington University in St. Louis and St. Louis University AWM chapters volunteer at Sonia Kovalevsky Math Day (SK Day), hosted by Washington University in St. Louis, to encourage young women to continue studying mathematics. The event invites teachers and students from local middle schools to participate in a variety of math-related activities, including a [...]
Santa Clara University's student chapter of the AWM hosted a math Jeopardy night! Club members answered a range of questions from SAT math problems to guessing popular math movie scenes. Those who didn't want to compete snacked on mochi donuts and enjoyed the show. The event was one of the most popular of the year, [...]
The SUNY Geneseo student chapter organized and hosted a guest speaker event focused on Math Education for D/deaf Students. The talk was led by Carolyn Cronauer, a 2009 graduate of SUNY Geneseo (BA in Mathematics with Adolescence Certification (7-12)), now a high school mathematics teacher at the Rochester School for the Deaf and an advocate [...]
the University of Alberta chapter organized a two-day math camp for students in grades 4 to 6 from across the Edmonton Metropolitan Region. The camp introduced students to math and statistics topics in a fun, hands-on format, including sessions on game theory using superhero scenarios, logic, data visualization, geometry, mathematical modeling, and an introduction to [...]
