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About Us:
About Us:
The Tufts Organization of Graduate Students in Mathematics (OGSM) is an AMS Graduate Student Chapter and Graduate Student Organization at Tufts University, founded in 2009 with the purpose of providing a representative body for graduate students in the Mathematics Department. In the fall and spring semesters, the OGSM holds biweekly meetings to discuss issues math graduate students are facing and to host faculty speakers.
The OGSM engages with the faculty to advocate on behalf of math grad students as well as deliver grad student opinions on matters such as office and grading assignment preferences. Additionally, the OGSM also organizes a peer-led teaching class in fall semesters as well as a mentoring program to pair off incoming graduate students with upper-year students. On a more casual level, the OGSM is a hub of social engagement, and exists to foster a sense of community. OGSM meetings provide a space to discuss our various seminars, intramural sports teams, game nights, and other social events.
Fall 2025 OGSM/SIAM/AWM Schedule
Fall 2025 OGSM/SIAM/AWM Schedule
9/3: Introductory Meeting
9/10: OGSM
9/17: SIAM
9/24: AWM - ice-breakers/get to know you
10/1: OGSM - Hyeran Cho
10/8: SIAM
10/15: AWM
10/22: OGSM - Elizabeth Newman
10/29: SIAM
11/5: AWM
11/12: OGSM - Solly Coles
11/19: SIAM
11/26: Thanksgiving Break
12/3: AWM
12/10: Reading Period
Resources and Links:
Resources and Links:
Tufts Math Graduate Student Resources:
Once per fiscal year: $300 for attending, $600 for presenting. "Year" begins/ends July 1.
Forms must be submitted at least two weeks prior to travel.
Professional Development
Registration is free for job applicants.
Most applications are due starting in the early Fall and throughout the Winter and Spring.
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Recent Math Theses by Tufts Math Alumni (scroll down to Subject heading and click "look up subjects" on the right of the page. Then select "mathematics")
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