Schedule

The conference will be held virtually on Zoom from 10 AM – 3 PM USA ET from September 21–23, 2023.

Program Overview

Conference Schedule

Featured Speakers

Stacey Smith?

Full Professor
University of Ottawa / Université d'Ottawa

Kyne Santos

Mathematics Communicator
Author of Math in Drag

Pamela E. Harris

Associate Professor
University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee

Sam Hansen

Mathematics and Statistics Librarian
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Panels

Maintaining Mathematical Community

Robert Bryant, Professor & Department Chair, Duke U.
Aram Dermenjian, Heilbronn Felow, U. of Manchester
Mike Hill, Professor, U. of California, Los Angeles; President, Spectra

Moderated by Sarah Heuss

This panel will explore the importance of fostering a strong mathematical community and the challenges involved in doing so. The panelists will discuss the benefits of a supportive community, including opportunities for collaboration, professional development, and mentorship. The panelists will share their experiences and insights on how to maintain a sense of community in these challenging times, with a particular emphasis on strategies that can benefit both early career and senior professionals.

Navigating the Job Market

Richard Ferrara, VP, Global HRBP, Pearson
Wayne Goddard, Professor & Chair of Faculty (Instruction), Clemson U.
Lily Khadjavi, Professor, Loyola Marymount U.

Moderated by Alex Wiedemann

This panel aims to address the unique challenges and opportunities faced by LGBTQ+ mathematicians when seeking employment in academia, industry, and government. The panel will begin by exploring the experiences of LGBTQ+ mathematicians in the job market, including the barriers they face, such as discrimination, bias, and lack of representation. The panelists will discuss strategies for overcoming these challenges, including building a supportive network, seeking out allies, and advocating for diversity and inclusion.

Short Talks

Short Talk Schedule

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