The Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Wisdom in Mathematics (#NCUWM2027) provides role models and opportunities to present undergraduate research
Lincoln, NE
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Registration for the 29th annual Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Wisdom in Mathematics (NCUWM) is now open! The conference will be held January 29-31, 2027 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Head to the link in our bio for more information, and we hope to see you there!
We are gearing up for a great conference!
Registration for non-presenting participants closes soon! Please make sure to finish your applications! Check out the link below 😎
math.unl.edu/ncuwm
#NCUWM2024 has come to a close! We hope you had a wonderful experience and would love to see pictures from your time in Lincoln. Have safe travels back to your home institution!
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So proud of #mathpatriots Tori McCaskill and Bhakti Patel who presented their work at #ncuwm2024
#NCUWM2024 day 2 kicked off with student talks and graduate school panels before our second Plenary talk from Dr. Emily Riehl (@JohnsHopkins)! We loved her talk on “Categorizing Cardinal Arithmetic”.
Ending the day with a banquet and random bits of advice panel featuring Dr. Emily Riehl (@JohnsHopkins), Dr. Erika Tatiana Camacho (@UTSA) and Dr. Anisah Nu’Man (@SpelmanCollege)! What was your favorite part of day one?
Some views from our panel discussion on careers using math with Amanda Carr (@NSAGov), Erin McNicholas (@willamette_u), Joana Perdomo (@RaytheonDefen__), Angela Robinson (@NIST) and Kelley Yancey (@IDA_org)
Dr. Erika Tatiana Camacho of @UTSA kicked off our Plenary talks with “The Intersection of Adversity, Resilience, Tenacity, and Models of Photoreceptor Metabolism: My Story, My Passion and My Research” #NCUWM2024
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Sometimes the hardest part of a presentation can be to keep your audience engaged🤯
Join Dr. Tai-Danae Bradley as she shares her favorite tips and her own math journey! 😍
Register here : httpsR://t.ly/F4rJi
ALT Title: EDGE Webinars Subtitle: Presentation Tips for Engaging Talks A beautiful picture of Dr. Tai-Danae Bradley smiling. The description below reads: Tuesday, January 30 04:00 PM EST | 01:00 PM PST. A description on the side: Tai-Danae will share some of her favorite tips and suggestions for delivering engaging and accessible research-level math talks. She will also share some of her math journey from basketball to industry and everything in between!
Meet #NCUWM2024 panelist Dr. Elizabeth Wilmer, a second-year rotating program director at the @NSF and professor of mathematics at @oberlincollege. As an undergraduate at @Harvard, she was one of the co-winners of the Alice T. Schafer prize in its first year.
Meet #NCUWM2024 invited grad panelist Shelby Stowe, a fifth-year graduate student at @coschoolofmines studying mathematical biology. Shelby attended NCUWM as an undergraduate and is looking forward to participating again as a graduate student.
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Meet #NCUWM2024 panelist Dr. Angela Robinson, a mathematician in the Computer Security Division of the @NIST. Her research focuses on all aspects of code-based cryptography in the hamming metric and privacy-enhancing cryptography.
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Meet #NCUWM2024 plenary speaker Dr. Emily Riehl professor in the Department of Mathematics at @JohnHopkins working on higher category theory and homotopy type theory. She is a contributor to the HoTTEST Summer School, n-Category Café, Spectra and nLab.
Meet #NCUWM2024 panelist Joana Perdomo, a senior systems engineer at Raytheon, an RTX business. In her free time, Joana is actively involved in STEAM outreach within the greater Los Angeles area.
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Meet #NCUWM2024 invited grad panelist Mychelle Parker, a sixth-year graduate student studying number theory at @ucsantabarbara. In her free time, she enjoys playing board games, baking, and playing with Matches (her cat)!
Meet #NCUWM2024 panelist Dr. Anisah Nu’Man, an assistant professor of mathematics at @SpelmanCollege and @UNLincoln alumna. Nu'Man's research interests lie in geometric group theory and mathematics educations, particularly approaches to alternative grading.
Meet #NCUWM2024 invited grad panelist Kirsten Morris, a third-year graduate student researching coding theory at @UNLincoln who is a Graduate Fellow for STEM Diversity (GFSD). Originally from Savannah, Kirsten loves traveling, learning about new cultures and creative endeavors.
Meet #NCUWM2024 panelist, Dr. Erin McNicholas, professor of mathematics at @willamette_u. Her research interests include algebraic combinatorics, algebraic voting theory, graph theory and cryptography.
