Below are other conferences/workshops that might interest undergraduate and early graduate students:

• EDGE summer program: I participated in EDGE 2023 at Brown University the summer before starting grad school. It was a valuable educational experience and it gave me a supportive network of women in math.

• Roots of Unity workshop: In Summer 2024, I participated in the Roots of Unity workshop at ICERM. I was in the commutative algebra group which was supervised/led by Ashley Wheeler and Haydee Lindo.

• Preliminary Arizona Winter School: In Fall 2024, I participated in PAWS in the Symmetries of Root Systems lecture series.

• I also attended the following conferences/workshops:

•  Joint Mathematics Meetings (JMM) 2025

• Women in Noncommutative Algebra and Representation Theory 4 (WINART4) 

• 2025 AWM Research Symposium

Here are some handwritten notes from previous classes (if you are curious to see them). Note: If these notes look frantic, it's because they were written under impending deadlines. Let me know if you find any typos/errors.

• Notes presenting the results of a paper called "An invitation to Model Theoretic Galois Theory" by Medvedev and Takloo-Bighash (arXiv: 0909.4340)

• Notes showing that the theory of algebraically closed fields has quantifier elimination (the main reference for this was the book Modern Mathematical Logic by Mileti. I consulted various pages on the internet for the last sections about further consequences and drawbacks)