Comparative Prime Number Theory
During the symposium: resources
EDI books at the registration table
At the registration table, we will have several books related to equity, diversity, and inclusion in mathematics that you are welcome to browse:
101 Careers in Mathematics (fourth edition), ed. D. Haunsperger and R. Thompson
Asked and Answered: Dialogues on advocating for students of color in mathematics, by P. E. Harris and A. Winger
The Equity Myth: Racialization and Indigeneity at Canadian universities, by F. Henry, E. Dua, C. E. James, A. Kobayashi, P. Li, H. Ramos, and M. S. Smith
Gender Diversity in STEM: A briefing on women in science and engineering, by R. Parker, J. Pelletier, and E. Croft
Inside Graduate Admissions: Merit, diversity, and faculty gatekeeping, by J. R. Posselt
Living Proof: Stories of resilience along the mathematical journey, ed. A. K. Henrich, E. D. Lawrence, M. A. Pons, and D. G. Taylor
Mathematics for Social Justice: Resources for the college classroom, by G. Karaali and L. S. Khadjavi
The Mathematics of Sex: How biology and society conspire to limit talented women and girls, by S. J. Ceci and W. M. Williams
Power in Numbers: The rebel women of mathematics, by T. Williams
Science and an African Logic, by H. Verran
Network and technology
A Zoom link (with meeting ID/passcode) and a Gather link will be emailed to all symposium participants. Please do not post or share these private links.
While at UBC, you can connect to the eduroam wireless network using the same credentials you would at your home campus. Alternatively, UBC offers free guest wireless on campus (you'll need to send an access code to your email account).
We will use Mentimeter during the EDI sessions on Thursday and Friday to allow participants to submit feedback and questions anonymously. No preparation is needed—there will be a code to enter at the beginning of those sessions.
Maps and dining information
The custom CPNTS map shows the main locations of the event and several nearby dining options. You can also access a searchable map of the main UBC campus.
The symposium's coffee breaks will include light snacks. UBC's food services page has a list of eating establishments on campus, as well as a more detailed food services map.