2021 EDGE Summer Symposium

2021年EDGE(加强研究生教育的多样性)夏季研讨会是一个为期三天的活动，主题是数学研究和专业发展。研讨会使用垂直导师模式来填补各种空白(学术和非学术)，而这些空白并不一定能通过其他方式来填补。在EDGE项目期间建立的社区是增加留存、获得职业机会以及我们的参与者不仅成功、茁壮成长并被推动进入影响整个社区的数学科学职业的可能性的主要机制。EDGE夏季研讨会包括研究讲座、小组讨论以及正式和非正式的网络活动。EDGE研讨会将聚集(虚拟和面对面)75名数学家，主要是女性和研究生，将由明尼苏达大学在明尼阿波利斯主办。夏季研讨会的参与者讨论尖端研究，激励进一步的发现，并赋予不太资深的参与者争取类似工作的能力。这些更初级的参与者也得到了不可或缺的职业建议，而更成熟的数学家则磨练了他们的指导技能，加强了他们自己的支持网络，并加深了他们对影响下一代数学家的承诺。夏季研讨会增加了在研究生院及以后取得成功的女性人数，提高了不同数学家群体的知名度，激励年轻的数学家坚持不懈，成为数学科学的领导者。有关EDGE计划的更多信息，请访问：https://www.edgeforwomen.org/This奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，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。

The 2021 EDGE (Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education) Summer Symposium is a three-day event that addresses mathematical research and professional development. The Symposium uses a vertical mentorship model to fill in a variety of gaps (academic and non-academic) that are not guaranteed to be filled by other means. The community built during EDGE programs is the primary mechanism that increases retention, access to professional opportunities, and likelihood that our participants don’t just succeed, they thrive and are propelled into careers in the mathematical sciences that influence the whole community.The EDGE Summer Symposium combines research talks, panel discussions, and formal and informal networking events. The EDGE Symposium will bring together (virtually and in-person) 75 mathematicians, primarily an intersection of women and graduate students, and will be hosted by the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Participants of the Summer Symposium discuss cutting-edge research, motivating further discoveries and empowering less senior participants to strive for similar work. These more junior participants also receive indispensable career advice, while more established mathematicians hone their mentoring skills, strengthen their own support network, and deepen their commitment to influencing the next generation of mathematicians. In increasing the number of women who succeed in graduate school and beyond, the Summer Symposium increases the visibility of a diverse collective of mathematicians, inspiring younger mathematicians to persevere and become leaders in the mathematical sciences. Further information about the EDGE program may be found at: https://www.edgeforwomen.org/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.