MSRI-UP
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Show List of Speakers
- Patrick Cesarz
- Luis de la Torre
- Natalie Durgin (Spiceworks)
- Sean Ewing-Owens
- Sofia Garcia
- Donavion Huskey
- Talea Mayo (Emory University)
- Gina-Maria Pomann
- Thomas Pulickal
- Carmen Smith
- Greta Villarosa
- Mitch Wilson
The MSRI-UP is a comprehensive program for undergraduates that aims at increasing the number of students from underrepresented groups in mathematics graduate programs. MSRI-UP includes summer research opportunities, mentoring, workshops on the graduate school application process, and follow-up support. The MSRI-UP will:
- Train undergraduates in mathematical research through a six-week summer program at MSRI in Berkeley, CA
- Provide participating students opportunities to present their research at national conferences in the year following the summer program
- Introduce participating students to a network of mentors through national societies known for their mentoring activities and professional support for students
- Guide students in the process of applying to graduate programs and fellowships
- Further information can be found on the HERE.
Details of the 2007 summer program:
- Twelve students will participate in research on Computational Mathematics led by Dr. Juan Meza from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and two graduate assistants
- Program dates: June 17 - July 29
- Students who will finish their sophomore or junior year in 2007 are preferred. African American, Latino and Native American students are especially sought
- Each student will receive room and board, a $3,000 summer stipend, transportation to and from Berkeley, and funding to attend a national conference
- For further information, see our HERE or contact any one of the program Directors:
The directors of MSRI-UP are:
- Dr. Ricardo Cortez - rcortez@tulane.edu - 2007 on-site director
- Dr. Ivelisse Rubio - iverubio@uprrp.edu
- Dr. Herbert Medina - hmedina@lmu.edu
- Dr. Duane Cooper - dcooper@morehouse.edu
- Dr. Suzanne Weekes - sweekes@wpi.edu
This program is funded by the NSA.
Previous Years:
- 2020 MSRI-UP: Branched Covers of Curves
- 2019 MSRI-UP: Combinatorics and Discrete Mathematics
- 2018 MSRI-UP: The Mathematics of Data Science
- 2017 MSRI-UP: Solving Systems of Polynomial Equations
- 2016 MSRI-UP: Sandpile Groups
- 2015 MSRI-UP: Geometric Combinatorics Motivated by the Social Sciences
- 2014 MSRI-UP: Arithmetic Aspects of Elementary Functions
- 2013 MSRI-UP: Algebraic Combinatorics
- 2012 MSRI-UP: Enumerative Combinatorics
- 2011 MSRI-UP: Mathematical Finance
- 2010 MSRI-UP: Elliptic curves and Applications
- 2009 MSRI-UP: Coding Theory
- 2008 MSRI-UP: Experimental Mathematics
- 2007 MSRI-UP: Computational Science and Mathematics
Jul 27, 2007 Friday |
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