We'll be focusing on education research in undergraduate mathematics (using it to improve our teaching and learning more about how its done). Our panelists are Karen Keene (Associate Professor and Graduate Program Coordinator in NCSU Stem Ed department) and Jack Bookman (Professor of the Practice Emeritus in the Duke Mathematics department).
Target Audience: First and Second Years
Target Audience: First and Second Years
Target Audience: Third, Fourth, and Fifth Years
Target Audience: Third, Fourth, and Fifth Years
Target Audience: All students
Target Audience: All students
Effective webpages are an increasingly important medium for disseminating information related to classes and research. For TAs, they provide a critical way to share material with your class whereas for those entering the job market, they are often checked by potential employers interested in obtaining more information about candidates. Hence it is important to construct…
Speaker: Seth Sullivant This presentation will explain the ins and outs of applying for graduate research fellowships, with special emphasis on the NSF graduate research fellowship.
All of the math department staff relevant for graduate students will be here to tell you what they do and answer your pressing questions.
An afternoon workshop/discussion lead by Ilse Ipsen on preparing your research statements and CVs for the job search.
An afternoon discussion/workshop by Jo-Ann Cohen on preparing teaching and diversity statements for the job search. Note unusual time!