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Recent Posts
- Update on the Census, Reapportionment, and Redistricting February 25, 2021
- The massive omnibus funding bill and what it means for the math community February 2, 2021
- It’s a new day in Washington—demographics of the new members of Congress & some early legislation to help science January 11, 2021
- What does the AMS DC Office have planned for JMM 2021? December 30, 2020
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Category Archives: Higher Education
Promoting Diversity in the Mathematical Sciences
The AMS recently endorsed two bills that are part of Senator Mazie Hirono’s (Hawai’i) plan to promote women and minorities pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) professions and careers. Companion bills were introduced in the House of Representatives by … Continue reading
Is there science in the House? Part I
In November of 2016, not only did we elect a new president, but many House and Senate seats were filled, some with incumbents, some with so-called Freshman. I always wonder about congressional members’ training and interests in science, so I … Continue reading
