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Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference 2020-2022

Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference 2020-2022
哈德逊河本科数学会议 2020-2022
批准号:
1936051
负责人:
Kursad Tosun
金额:
$1.18万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-10-01 至 2022-09-30

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该奖项支持将于2020年4月、2021年4月和2022年4月举行的哈德逊河本科生数学会议的参与者。这次会议于1994年首次举行,将继续为来自东北地区不同大学、学院和社区学院的学生和教职员工提供服务。会议的目标是激励各级本科生,特别是代表性不足的群体和女性,参加和参加数学科学专业会议;通过与同行和教职员工互动和建立网络,为学生提供了解数学科学家社区的机会;并提供一个本科生通过准备和演讲来分享他们的奖学金和练习交流的场所。这次会议之所以与众不同,是因为它明确的目标是让一年级和二年级的学生作为参与者,而且参与者是免费的。因此,它能够滋养那些没有资金支付会议费的机构的学生和教职员工的数学增长和协作体验。会议将包括两个小组:一个是关于如何最大限度地利用自己的大学生涯,另一个是关于学术界内外的职业选择。会议的气氛令人兴奋和鼓舞人心,会议调查一次又一次地表明,出席和/或在会议上发言的经历是留住和鼓励数学科学学生的关键。在这些会议上培养的解决问题、推理和沟通的技能是可以转移的,并将为学生解决更大的社会问题做好准备。这三个为期一天的会议将分别汇集300-350名来自数学科学的学生和教职员工。在教师的指导下,学生将在15分钟的报告中做出大部分(约80%)的报告,报告被组织成三个1小时的会议,每个会议按主题组织多个平行的会议。所有与会者将聚集在一起,由一位著名的数学科学家发表长达一小时的主题演讲,然后是工作午餐和两个内容丰富的午餐时间小组讨论。会议组织者制定了一项评估计划,以修改会议的评估工具,集中存储和访问会议数据,并制定了一项外联计划,以增加代表不足群体成员的参与,并将一年级和二年级学生以及高中生和他们的老师包括在内。通过演讲的准备和陈述,学生学习接受复杂的数学概念,并用清晰、易懂的术语表达它们。简而言之,他们正在获得关于数学科学家如何互动和交流的第一手经验,以加深他们的理解。有关此次会议的更多信息,请访问www.skidmore.edu/hruc.htm。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
This award supports the participants of the Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference to be held in the month of April of 2020, 2021, and 2022. This conference, first held in 1994, will continue to serve students and faculty from a diverse list of universities, colleges, and community colleges in the Northeast. The goals of the conference are to motivate undergraduate students, in particular underrepresented groups and women, at all levels to attend and participate in a professional conference of the mathematical sciences; to provide students with an opportunity to learn about the community of mathematical scientists by interacting and networking with peers and faculty; and to provide a venue where undergraduates, share their scholarship, and practice communicating through preparing and presenting talks. This conference is distinctive because it explicitly aims to involve first-year and sophomore students as participants and because it is free to attendees. It is thus able to nourish the mathematical growth and collaborative experience of students and faculty at institutions that do not have the funds for conference expenses. The conferences will include two panels: one on how to make the most of one's college career and the other on career choices both in and out of academia. The atmosphere of the conference is exciting and encouraging and conference surveys have shown again and again that the experience of attending and/or presenting at the conference is key to retaining and encouraging students in the mathematical sciences. The problem-solving, reasoning, and communication skills developed at these conferences are transferable and will prepare students to solve larger societal issues. These three one-day conferences will each bring together 300-350 students and faculty from the mathematical sciences. Students, under the mentorship of faculty members, will give most (approximately 80%) of the 15 minute presentations which are organized into three 1- hour session times each with multiple parallel sessions organized by subject. All conference participants will come together for an hour long keynote speech given by a well-known mathematical scientist followed by a working lunch and two informative lunchtime panels. The conference organizers have an assessment plan to modify the conference's evaluation tool and to centralize storage and access of conference data and an outreach plan to increase participation by members of underrepresented groups and to include first and second year students, as well as high school students and their teachers. Through the preparation and presentation of talks, students learn to take complex mathematical ideas and present them in clear, understandable terms. In short, they are gaining first-hand experience on how mathematical scientists interact and communicate in order to further their understanding. More information regarding this conference can be found at www.skidmore.edu/hrumc.htmThis 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.
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