Association of Women in mathematics
Wake Forest University
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AWM at Wake Forest:
AWM stands for the Association for Women in Mathematics. The purpose of AWM is to encourage women and girls to study and to have active careers in the mathematical sciences, and to promote equal opportunity and the equal treatment of women and girls in these fields. For more information on the national organization, check out the following link:
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The AWM Chapter at Wake Forest has several programs to engage and provide networking opportunities for undergrad and graduate students.
Mentorship Network
Freshman/Sophmores are paired up with Junior/Senior mentors
Junior/Seniors are paired up with Graduate student mentors
Graduate students are paired with a Faculty mentor
Brown Bag Seminars
Students are invited to practice presenting their research in a peer-oriented environment
Guest Speakers
Learn from and network with other female Mathematicians from the region
Diversity and Inclusion Discussions
Book readings, movie viewings, discussion groups
How will COVID-19 affect AWM?
Our current AWM executive board is working to make sure that we can provide the same great events and programs in an online format. Brown Bag Seminars, guest speakers, and diversity and inclusion discussions will be held over Zoom. This gives us the added benefit of being able to record the seminars and guest speakers and post them for later viewing on our website. The mentorship network will proceed as planned, but will be organized and will likely be carried out online.
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