Mathematics is a powerful tool, and diversity among mathematicians increases the potential for positive impact. The Women in Mathematics (WiM) committee exists to encourage and advocate for women and gender minorities who are interested in studying mathematics and who seek careers in mathematics. The committee engages with cultural and institutional reasons for under-representation, and strives for all genders to be well-represented in mathematics.
Many of WiM’s events are open to all genders.
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International Women's Day Panel Discussion
Join WiM Committee for Panel Discussion on overcoming challenges in academia!
Dean's Distinguished Women in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Lecture Series
Dean's Distinguished Women in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Lecture Series for Combinatorics and Optimization with Dr. Tal Rabin.
Dean's Distinguished Women in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Lecture Series
Dean's Distinguished Women in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science Lecture Series for Pure Mathematics with Dr. Sarah Peluse.