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ALT Dr. Marissa Kawehi Loving's profile on HiddenNORMS.com, including profile pic to the left, bio with website link, and current and future appointments as NSF Postdoc slash Hale Assistant Professor at Georgia Tech and Tenure-track Assistant Professor at UW-Madison, respectively. Dr. Loving is the first Native Hawaiian woman to earn a PhD in mathematics--and she's Black, Puerto Rican, and Japanese.

ALT Upper left: Pic of Dr. Sawyer. Text right of pic: Dr. Noelle Sawyer. "Semi-Norm". Assistant professor, Southwestern University, and co-founder, Black in Math Week. Bio: Noelle Sawyer is a Bahamian mathematician and an assistant professor at Southwestern University. Her main areas of research are dynamics and geometry. She earned her PhD in Math from Wesleyan University and her BA in Math and History from Vassar College. She is the co-founder of Black in Math Week and plans to continue finding community and making connections. When she’s not working on math and teaching, she’s probably baking, drinking tea, or doing crossword puzzles. Links: 1) Dr. Sawyer's site: https://www.noellesawyer.com/ 2) BlackGirlMathMagic: https://blackgirlmathgic.com/noelle-sawyer/ 3) Dr. Sawyer's "Who will celebrate you?": https://blogs.ams.org/inclusionexclusion/2021/06/21/who-will-celebrate-you/ 4) #BlackInMath: https://www.mathvalues.org/masterblog/the-first-annual-blackinmathweek-twitter-event

ALT Upper left: Pic of Dr. Sawyer. Text right of pic: Dr. Noelle Sawyer. "Semi-Norm". Assistant professor, Southwestern University, and co-founder, Black in Math Week. Bio: Noelle Sawyer is a Bahamian mathematician and an assistant professor at Southwestern University. Her main areas of research are dynamics and geometry. She earned her PhD in Math from Wesleyan University and her BA in Math and History from Vassar College. She is the co-founder of Black in Math Week and plans to continue finding community and making connections. When she’s not working on math and teaching, she’s probably baking, drinking tea, or doing crossword puzzles. Links: 1) Dr. Sawyer's site: https://www.noellesawyer.com/ 2) BlackGirlMathMagic: https://blackgirlmathgic.com/noelle-sawyer/ 3) Dr. Sawyer's "Who will celebrate you?": https://blogs.ams.org/inclusionexclusion/2021/06/21/who-will-celebrate-you/ 4) #BlackInMath: https://www.mathvalues.org/masterblog/the-first-annual-blackinmathweek-twitter-event









