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Attend one or more of the following (free, online) Institute for Mathematical and Statistical Innovation (IMSI) Communication Bootcamps. You can visit the IMSI website for full descriptions of each bootcamp and to sign up for the topics that you are interested in: https://buff.ly/3NKonP5

Last and latest installment of Hidden NORMS is out now! Dr. Talithia Williams shares on Unbounded Norms and aligning goals--personal, mathematical, professional, what works for the real you! Recording of the webinar can be found here: https://buff.ly/3LJMpaW. Check out the entire playlist here: https://buff.ly/39LyJim

Hidden NORMS: Complex Norms SPEAKER: Dr. Andrea Arauza RiveraMany students hold intersecting identities (i.e. race, gender, sexual orientation, disability status, accommodations, and mo...

We are currently accepting applications for our 2nd cohort of MATCH Fellows (“MATCHing Mathematicians with Classrooms Nationwide.”)!

MATCH is a semester-long program, directed by AIM and sponsored by MAA Tensor SUMMA, that pairs mathematicians interested in K-12 outreach with socio-economically disadvantaged middle school classrooms. The program aims to improve historically underrepresented students’ attitudes towards mathematics and their mathematical confidence by providing engaging mathematical experiences and meaningful opportunities to interact with practicing mathematicians, or MATCH Fellows.

Please visit the MATCH website (https://buff.ly/3cectvO) to apply by the priority deadline of June 30, 2022.

Latest installment of Hidden NORMS featuring Dr. Andrea Arauza Rivera as she talks about complex norms and intersecting identities! Recording of the webinar can be found here: . Make sure to tune into the next edition on May 12th at 3pm EDT! Register here: https://buff.ly/3bTVFKy and visit the Hidden NORMS website here: https://buff.ly/3MdwQJe

Hidden NORMS: Complex Norms SPEAKER: Dr. Andrea Arauza RiveraMany students hold intersecting identities (i.e. race, gender, sexual orientation, disability status, accommodations, and mo...

This past week at AIM we had a workshop entitled: Random walks beyond hyperbolic groups. Check out all of the participants in attendance!

On July 7-9, 2022, IPAM will host a conference showcasing the achievements of Latinx in the mathematical sciences!

The conference's goal is to encourage Latinx to pursue careers in the mathematical sciences, promote the advancement of Latinx currently in the discipline, showcase research being conducted by Latinx at the forefront of their fields, and, finally, build a community around shared academic interests.

You can read more about this conference at: https://buff.ly/3tLHRei

To apply visit https://buff.ly/3Dj4Osw
Deadline to apply is May 6th at 11:59pm EST.

Latinx in the Mathematical Sciences Conference 2022 - IPAM Latinx in the Mathematical Sciences Conference 2022

The American Institute of Mathematics is pleased to announce a new partnership with the California Institute of Technology, Caltech!

After more than two decades in the Bay Area, AIM will move to its new home in Pasadena, CA, in early 2023. AIM will be located on the Caltech campus in the new Richard Merkin Center for Pure and Applied Mathematics, a research center and conference space that has been established in connection with AIM's move to Caltech, with support from Richard N. Merkin and the Merkin Family Foundation.

AIM will continue regular operations at its current facility in San Jose until the move in early 2023.

More details are available on the Caltech website: https://buff.ly/36olhj2.

American Institute of Mathematics Moves to Caltech New partnership will boost collaborations, outreach efforts, and more.

Bridge to Enter Advanced Mathematics (BEAM) has new open faculty positions for this summer! During summer 2022, they will run two types of programs: BEAM Summer Away and BEAM Discovery.

Learn more and apply to work for BEAM Summer Away: https://buff.ly/3tai2UZ
Or for BEAM Discovery: https://buff.ly/3sG9vWQ!

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The Mathematical Sciences Institutes Diversity Initiative (MSIDI) is a collaboration among the NSF-funded mathematical sciences research institutes to increase participation of underrepresented groups in the mathematical and statistical sciences. The mathematical sciences institutes are uniquely positioned to seek funding and provide infrastructure to support members in the mathematics community in implementing a variety of strategies and programming aimed to increase diverse participation.

As part of this effort, we invite you to submit this form (https://buff.ly/3KsNR1a) to share your idea for a MSIDI-supported activity!

Review of submissions will begin on May 1, 2022.

MSIDI 2022 Proposal - Formstack The Mathematical Sciences Institutes Diversity Initiative (MSIDI) is a collaboration among the NSF-funded mathematical sciences research institutes to increase participation of underrepresented groups in the mathematical and statistical sciences.  The mathematical sciences institutes are uniquely p...

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Math Circles Beyond the Page (and Screen) Spring 2022 Issue: Exploring Connections With Embodied Cognition, Storytelling, Improvisational Theater, and Social Justice

The latest installment of featuring Dr. Noelle Sawyer! Recording of the webinar can be found here: https://buff.ly/3rTrtaN. Make sure to tune into the next edition on March 10th at 3pm PST! Register here: https://buff.ly/3bTVFKy and check out the Hidden Norms website: https://buff.ly/3BugOXi

Hidden NORMS: The Ideal Norm Speaker: Dr. Aris WingerThis webinar highlights the many ways in which students can present themselves to the larger mathematical community, including non-co...