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5 Great Reasons to attend the 2006 Joint Meetings
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By Vanes63
Posted Wed Nov 02, 2005 at 04:35:29 PM PDT
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As all of the hussle and bussle for the fall semester is coming to a close (we are in November already?) mathematicians around the globe can begin to really look forward to this year's Joint Meetings to be held in San Antonio, TX.
On top of other sessions I am sure you are excited to attend, don't forget to go to the Young Mathematicians' Network sessions that are tailored specifically for mathematicians just like you (yes, you).
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ICM06 Travel Grants -applications available
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By dxc
Posted Wed Aug 31, 2005 at 03:20:47 PM PDT
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The American Mathematical Society has been awarded funds from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to permit partial travel support for U.S. mathematicians attending the 2006 International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM 06), August 22-30, 2006, in Madrid, Spain.
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Hiring a Statistician into a Mathematics Department
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By kevin charlwood
Posted Wed Aug 31, 2005 at 03:15:12 PM PDT
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Hiring a bonafide statistican into a mathematics department can be a real challenge. Money is of course the biggest issue, but there are many other considerations. If you or your department is in the throes of needing to hire a statistician this year, please read the full version of this story.
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Announcement: 2006 Nebraska IMMERSE
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By chawne
Posted Mon Aug 22, 2005 at 12:58:12 PM PDT
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There's an interesting opportunity for young PhDs to get some mentoring before heading off to teach at non-doctoral granting institutions. There's also a component for undergrads bridging into grad school.
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proposing an annual prize for top 1000 math papers
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By Anonymous Hero
Posted Thu Mar 31, 2005 at 07:02:08 AM PDT
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I've proposed a possible new annual AMS prize for the top 1000 papers published in math each year. I have a description on the AWM webforum. Please look it over and post comments. The comments can be anonymous.
You can look in the awm webforums under "General Career Discussion" for "Proposing a new AMS Award" or go directly to:
this link.
Guest postings are allowed. Please let others
know and solicit their comments.
Thanks,
Christina
Christina Sormani
Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Lehman College and Graduate Center
City University of New York
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Grading AP calculus exams for fun and profit
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By kroth
Posted Thu Jun 10, 2004 at 08:28:59 AM PDT
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Grading AP calculus exams was suggested to me by someone at Mathfest last summer as a quick way to make some money for the summer without having to summer teach. Before I went I could definitely tell that the money wasn't bad for a week's worth of grading, but what I didn't suspect was how much fun I would have while there.
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