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Sep 22, 2022

Office of Undergraduate Research Announcements and Updates (9/16/2022)

OUR Events and Reminders Spring Research Award Proposals are open and will close on November 14. Please carefully review the information and instructions on the OUR funding page and use all provided templates. Don’t forget to work closely with your mentor! The OUR will provide help sessions for proposals – help sessions have been shown to increase review scores…

Sep 21, 2022

Study History in Cuba – Summer 2023

The Department of History is excited to announce the 2023 interdisciplinary Summer in Cuba: History, Environment and Culture program, based in Havana. The program runs for four weeks, with a U.S. based component from May 1-14, followed by the Cuba-based component from May 21 to June 4. Students may take one or both of the…

Sep 21, 2022

Accepting Applications NOW! NNSA-MSIIP

Did you know that this past summer the National Nuclear Security Administration Minority Serving Institutions Internship Program (NNSA-MSIIP) offered internship opportunities to every candidate that applied and was eligible for the program? This resulted in 87 internships across the USA for students pursuing degrees in all STEM fields and other fields supporting the NNSA mission! This…

Sep 20, 2022

UNC PDE online undergraduate seminar reminder

As announced in previous emails, the UNC Analysis and PDE Research Group is holding an online seminar for undergraduate research in analysis. The seminar is supported by our group’s recently awarded NSF RTG, and its goal is to enrich the visibility and training of exceptional undergraduate students of analysis. Our first talk is this week:  ·        Date and time: September 23, 2022,…

Sep 20, 2022

Mathematical Insights Night with undergraduate mathematics presentations 

This week for SUM Club, we will host Mathematical Insights Night with undergraduate mathematics presentations by George Katsoulis (Why all maps are wrong) and David Sieg (Imaginary Numbers, Real Math) in the Undergraduate Mathematics Lounge (SAS 2202) on Thursday, Sept 22nd at 6-7pm. We hope to see you there! SUM Club Execs

Sep 19, 2022

Eastman Sustainability Scholars Program for Undergraduate Students

Please encourage your undergraduate students who are interested in sustainability to submit an application to this fun program! I am sending this opportunity on behalf of the Eastman Chemical Center of Excellence @ NC State, so please direct any questions their way. Flyers are attached ProposalStudents Eastman Sustainability Scholars About the program: Combine your education background and passion for…

Sep 15, 2022

Announcement: Student Data Science Symposium (9/23)

The Student Data Science Symposium will be held on Friday, September 23rd, and will feature student speakers and opportunities for students to engage with industry professionals. We will also have networking opportunities for faculty and industry professionals.  Register Here: https://www.accelevents.com/e/aucstudentdatasymposium22 Free for all registrants HBCU students can receive CASH prizes for engagement Exhibitor tables and sponsorship opportunities HBCU students, submit your resume in the…

Sep 15, 2022

AWM lunch Fridays starting 23rd

Hello from the Association for Women in Mathematics! We will have casual lunch meetups in the 4th floor lounge of SAS Fridays at 11AM starting next week Friday Sept 23rd. Open to anyone who supports women in math! Bring your lunch and hang out with us!  Please join our email list! Compose an email to: [email protected] No subject or text…
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Sep 13, 2022

College Honors 2020 Alumni and Student Awardees

The College of Sciences recognized three alumni and one student for their outstanding achievements at its annual awards ceremony.

Sep 13, 2022

Bidirectional Contact Tracing Could Have a Dramatic Impact on COVID-19 Infection Numbers

Contact tracing is an important component of mitigating the spread of infections like COVID-19. Alun Lloyd, Drexel Professor of Mathematics at NC State, works with computational models to help us understand how diseases spread. Lloyd recently co-authored a study that found bidirectional contact tracing is twice as effective as forward tracing, the contact tracing method currently…