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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
Posted in Student Experiences, Summer Programs
Tagged Marshall University, research, REU, summer
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