Research Mentoring Program
The Mentoring Math Minds is a dynamic year-long research mentoring program tailored for undergraduate students, with an emphasis on building community, encouraging professional growth, and supporting students from a variety of backgrounds.
A passion for creating community
Research Workshops
Participants will engage in an extensive range of research activities. The leaders of the program will invite speakers to give a talk on top of the research workshops. These workshops will be divided into two or three half-day modules on weekends.
Research Training
This program will create an active research community and increase the research activities involving students.
Mentoring (Faculty & Peers)
Throughout the program various mentoring activities will be organized for the participants; such as weekly meeting with advisors, peer-mentoring, and social hours with peers and mentors.
Professional Development
The professional development workshop series will include LaTeX training, a software carpentry training workshop, and a workshop on literature in which students will become familiar with systematic methods for reading scientific journals and understanding the literature review concept. Each workshop will be divided into two or three half-day modules on weekends.
Community Outreach
Participants will have the opportunity to engage in community outreach activities, for instance the Outreach to middle school girls through Sonia Kovalevsky Days organized at Washington University in Saint Louis.
Program Highlights
What to expect…
- Monthly Professional Development and Research workshops.
- A year long intense training.
- Collaboration with peers and other mathematicians.
- Opportunity to present your results.
- Financial support to attend workshops and conferences.
ForALL & Mini-ArXiv
- Mini-ArXiV for student research projects -novel or survey- that celebrate mathematics.
- Publish your work on ForALL; platform for all math enthusiasts to make their voices heard, share their experiences and contribute to the math community.
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