Annual New York State Regional Graduate Mathematics Conference

该奖项提供参与者支持年度纽约州区域研究生数学会议（ANYSRGMC）在未来三年。2019年会议于2019年3月23日星期六在锡拉丘兹大学举行。 本次会议为纽约州及周边地区的研究生提供了一个机会，让他们走到一起，分享当前的研究成果，并与其他研究生在他们的学术生涯的类似阶段进行互动。 有机会在会议上发言是培养未来数学家的重要组成部分。 与该地区其他研究生数学会议不同，在ANYSRGMC，所有数学领域的研究生都有机会展示他们的研究。 在许多情况下，这是研究生第一次在会议上发言，这给了他们一个宝贵的机会来学习如何组织和发表演讲。 此外，鉴于所涵盖的主题范围广泛，研究生有机会了解该地区正在进行的其他研究，并接触到他们不太熟悉的数学领域。 NSF的资助增加了参加这次会议的机会，使财力资源较少的研究生有机会利用这次会议。ANYSRGMC是一个为期一天的会议，其中大部分由30分钟的研究生讲座组成。 有两位特邀演讲嘉宾，星期六上午的开幕词和星期六下午的主题演讲。 这两位演讲者是两个不同数学领域的杰出数学家，他们可以为锡拉丘兹大学及周边地区的研究生提供不同的兴趣。 除了听到有趣的数学，学生有机会满足和学习成功的数学家在他们的家乡大学以外。 会谈之间的休息给了研究生一个相互交流的机会，可能会导致新的合作。 http://mgo.syr.edu/conferences-talks/conference/upcoming-conferences该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并被认为值得通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估来支持。

This award provides participant support to the Annual New York State Regional Graduate Mathematics Conference (ANYSRGMC) for the next three years. The 2019 conference is held at Syracuse University on Saturday, March 23, 2019. This conference presented an opportunity for graduate students in New York State and surrounding regions to come together, share current research, and interact with other graduate students in a similar phase of their academic career. Opportunities to speak at conferences are an essential part of training future mathematicians. Unlike other graduate student mathematics conferences in the region, at the ANYSRGMC graduate students in all areas of mathematics have an opportunity to present their research. In many cases this is the first time a graduate student will speak at a conference, giving them a valuable opportunity to learn how to structure and deliver a talk. In addition, given the broad range of topics covered, graduate students have the opportunity to learn about other research going on in the region, as well be exposed to areas of mathematics that they are less familiar. NSF funding increased access to this conference, giving graduate students with fewer financial resources available to them an opportunity to take advantage of this conference. The ANYSRGMC is a one-day conference, the majority of which consists of 30 minute graduate student talks given in parallel sessions. There are two invited guest speakers, an opening address on Saturday morning and a Keynote address Saturday afternoon. The two speakers are typically prominent mathematicians in two distinct areas of mathematics who can speak to the diverse interests of the graduate students at Syracuse University and surrounding regions. In addition to hearing interesting mathematics, students have the opportunity to meet and learn from successful mathematicians outside of their home universities. Breaks between the talks gave graduate students a chance to interact with each other, potentially leading to new collaborations. The website for the conference is at http://mgo.syr.edu/conferences-talks/conference/upcoming-conferences .This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.