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Tag Archives: REU
Students Find Their Fit in the Mathematical Community at the Marshall University REU
By Stacie Baumann, 2017 graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, currently a doctoral student at Auburn University, and Matthew Jones, Virginia Tech, class of 2018 Editor’s note: The editors thank Stacie and Matthew for taking the time to share their … Continue reading
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Tagged Marshall University, research, REU, summer
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Undergraduate Research: Viewpoints from the Faculty Side
By Luis David García Puente, Contributing Editor, Sam Houston State University Over the years I have been asked the questions: Why do you direct undergraduate research? How do you pick a research problem for your students? How do you manage … Continue reading
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Tagged faculty development, REU, Undergraduate research
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Students’ Views of REUs: a “Magical Place of Thinking”
By the Editorial Board, based on an interview at the 2017 Joint Mathematics Meeting with REU students David Burton, Kelly Emmrich, Micah Henson, Andres Mejia, and Nina Pande. Editor’s note: The editors thank David, Kelly, Micah, Andres, and Nina for … Continue reading
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Community, Professional Advice, and Exposure to New Ideas at the Carleton Summer Mathematics Program
By: Sarah Blackwell, mathematics major, Saint Louis University; Rose Kaplan-Kelly, mathematics major, Bryn Mawr College; and Lilly Webster, mathematics major, Grinnell College Editor’s note: The editorial board believes that in our discussion of teaching and learning, it is important to include the authentic … Continue reading
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Tagged community, lie theory, REU, stereotypes, summer mathematics program, topology
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