Author Archives: Richard Wong

Ideas and Strategies for TAing Inclusively and Equitably Online

Posted on July 29, 2020 by Richard Wong

This blog post is based on a talk that I gave at the Inequity in STEM seminar at UT Austin.  The key ideas come from this Center for Organizational Responsibility and Advancement webinar, led by Dr. Frank Harris III and … Continue reading →

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Teaching in the Time of Coronavirus, Part I

Posted on March 26, 2020 by Richard Wong

Hi all, 2020 has been a complicated year so far, and things are only going to get more complicated as the COVID-19 pandemic. I’ve been thinking a lot about teaching recently, (as I’m the instructor for a class of undergrad … Continue reading →

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Have questions about applying to grad school? Check out the Grad School Panel on reddit.com/r/math!

Posted on October 25, 2019 by Richard Wong

Hi all, This week I’m here to tell you about an unlikely mathematical community that you might be interested in, particularly if you’re interested in applying to grad school, or if you’re a grad student wondering about life after grad … Continue reading →

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Keeping up with the Kardashian’s arXiv submissions – One quick tip to stay informed!

Posted on October 3, 2019 by Richard Wong

Howdy y’all, I’m Richard Wong –  a fifth year grad student working in homotopy theory at UT Austin, and I’m a new blog writer this year.  I’m excited to contribute to the grad blog, and share some of the tips … Continue reading →

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