Spend
an
evening
surrounded
by
fantastic
Math
alumnae,
Stephen
M.
Watt,
Dean,
Faculty
of
Mathematics,
and
Cineplex!
FEATURING:
6:00
p.m.
Networking,
appetizers,
and
drinks
6:45
p.m.
Power
Presentation:
Women
in
Tech
roles,
how
Math
and
CS
degrees
fit
into
non-tech
companies
and
contribute
to
design
and
UX
practices
Deepika
Malik
VP,
UX
/
UI
Power
Presentation:
How
technology
fits
into
theatrical
operations
Paul
Nonis
SVP,
National
Operations
7:15
p.m.
Feature
Film
–
HIDDEN
FIGURES
As
the
United
States
raced
against
Russia
to
put
a
man
in
space,
NASA
found
untapped
talent
in
a
group
of
African-American
female
mathematicians
that
served
as
the
brains
behind
one
of
the
greatest
operations
in
U.S.
history.
Based
on
the
unbelievably
true
life
stories
of
three
of
these
women,
known
as
'human
computers',
we
follow
these
women
as
they
quickly
rose
the
ranks
of
NASA
alongside
many
of
history's
greatest
minds
specifically
tasked
with
calculating
the
momentous
launch
of
astronaut
John
Glenn
into
orbit,
and
guaranteeing
his
safe
return.
Dorothy
Vaughn,
Mary
Jackson,
and
Katherine
Johnson
crossed
all
gender,
race,
and
professional
lines
while
their
brilliance
and
desire
to
dream
big,
beyond
anything
ever
accomplished
before
by
the
human
race,
firmly
cemented
them
in
U.S.
history
as
true
American
heroes.
Female-identifying
math
alumni
welcome!
REGISTER
today!
