Employment Opportunities, Research Internships and Summer Programs at other Institutions
Colorado State University
Department of Mathematics
Revised some of the existing courses and introduced new courses
Revised and New Courses -- effective Fall 2008
For details, go to:
http://www.math.colostate.edu/%7Egerhard/revised_and_new_courses.html
AMS - American Mathematical Society
Resources for Undergraduates in Mathematics
Go to: http://www.ams.org/employment/undergrad-resources.pdf
Look for the following links:
Applying to graduate school in mathematics
Career Choices
The Early Career Profile Network
Mathematical Imagery
AMS Printable Posters
Research Experinces for Undergraduates Summer Programs
Math in Moscow Scholarship Program
Feature Column
Math in the Media
Mathematical Moments
12th Annual (NCUWM) - Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
January 29-31, 2010
This conference will bring together outstanding women mathematicians from across the country. It is open to undergraduate women at all stages of their careers. Those who have already done research will be given an opportunity to present their results as either a talk or a poster. Indeed, the main program of the conference is presentations by undergraduate women on their research. To leading mathematicians, Bryna Kra and Karen Vogtmann, will give plenary addresses.
There will also be a panel discussions on graduate programs in mathematics and on careers in mathematics. About two hundred undergraduates have attended each of the past several years and between 35 and 50 have presented their research.
For more information: http://www.math.unl.edu/~ncuwm/
National Security Agency (NSA) - The Mathematics Research Group
The Undergraduate Mathematics Program
Cryptologic Mathematics for Exceptional Undergraduate Students in Mathematics
The Director's Summer Program (DSP) is the National Security Agency's premier outreach to the nation's most outstanding undergraduate mathematics majors. Each summer they invite about two dozen exceptional students to collaborate with each other and with NSA mathematicians on problems critical to the intelligence gathering and information assurance missions of the agency. Admission to the 12-week program is highly competitive. Applicants should have a demonstrated superior mathematical aptitude. A full year of abstract algebra and analysis are recommended. Some computer experience is desirable, particularly with the C or C++, and mathematical software packages.
Application deadline: October 15, 2009
For additional information about the GMP, call Mrs. Tonya Viola, Program Manager, at 301-688-0983 or send email to math@nsa.gov. More information about career opportunities can be
found at: http://www.nsa.gov
For more information: http://www.math.unl.edu/~ncuwm/
IMMERSE - Intensive Mathematics: A Mentoring, Education and Research Summer Experience
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
12th Annual (NCUWM) - Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
January 29-31, 2010
This conference will bring together outstanding women mathematicians from across the country. It is open to undergraduate women at all stages of their careers. Those who have already done research will be given an opportunity to present their results as either a talk or a poster. Indeed, the main program of the conference is presentations by undergraduate women on their reserch. To leading mathematicians, Bryna Kra and Karen Vogtmann, will give plenary addresses.
There will also be a panel discussions on graduate programs in mathematics and on careers in mathematics. About two hundred undergraduates have attended each of the past several years and between 35 and 50 have presented their research.
For more information: http://www.math.unl.edu/~ncuwm/
Modern Math Workshop - undergraduate and graduate students
Discover opportunities at the 7 NSF funded Mathematics Institutes (AIM, IMA, IPAM, MBI,
MSRI, PIMS, SAMSI).
The Modern Math Workshop will take place October 14-15, 2009 in conjunction with the SACNAS Conference in Dallas. There is a mini course for undergraduates, and
there are sessions to introduce the forthcomming programs at the various math institutes.There is funding available. All students and postdocs encouraged to apply. For additional information, please contact Cheri Shakiban at shakiban@ima.umn.edu .
More info is available at: http://www.mathinstitutes.org/diversity/sacnas.html
For previous undergraduate listings, go to: http://www.math.colostate.edu/programs/undergraduate/