Career Panel NOW!
Don’t forget to join us for the Non-Academic Career Panel and Reception afterwards. 1068 EAST HALL 4 pm
Month: February 2020
Non-Academic Career Panel Tomorrow
It’s not too late to register (here) for tomorrow’s Non-Academic Career Panel. Tigran Ananyan, Hunter Brooks, Becky Hoai, Ross Kravitz, and Alex Mueller, all of whom completed their PhDs in Math in the past decade, will share their experiences […]
Preparing Future Faculty Workshop
The Rackham Graduate School and the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching (CRLT) are now accepting applications for the 2020 seminar on Preparing Future Faculty (PFF). This nationally recognized program is designed to help prepare doctoral candidates for faculty […]
Cover Letter Workshop
Your cover letter is usually the first impression you make on a prospective employer. The Sweetland Center is offer graduate students a workshop to review the essential elements of a strong cover letter. You will be able to work on […]
Conference in Algebra, Geometry and Combinatorics
Saturday, March 7 (the last weekend of Spring Break), UIUC will host the 19th ALGECOM. This is a one day conference in Algebra, Geometry and Combinatorics. Speakers this year are Steven Karp (University of Quebec at Montreal) Martha Yip (University […]
Language Requirement Update
For Math PhD students: Both the doctoral committee and the Executive Committee have voted in favor of eliminating the foreign language requirement. The next and final step is that this change will go to Rackham for approval. So while we […]
Special Edition Math T-shirts for Voter Drive
As part of the Turn Up Turnout effort, the Math Department encourages everyone to vote! We are giving away special edition Math t-shirts to everyone who is registered to vote. These are designed by Professor Sarah Koch and Math PhD Alumna Olivia Walch. If you […]
Conference in Commutative Algebra
Morgantown Algebra Days 2020 There will be a two-day commutative algebra conference at West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV during April 25-26, 2020 (Saturday-Sunday). The conference will have 8 research talks and a poster session for graduate students. The poster session […]
Graduate student conference in algebra, geometry, and topology
Matthew Stover, a professor at Temple and former UM post-doc, wrote to invite YOU to a conference in May. This is a good opportunity to practice speaking and meet some interesting people. They have funding! Matt’s message is below. Dear […]
The Data Incubator’s Spring 2020 Data Science Fellowship
Michael Li, founder and CEO of the Data Incubator, wrote to advertise their bootcamps to transition graduate students and post-docs to Data careers. Note that Erdos Institute is also sponsoring a data science boot camp this May, and we’ll be funding […]
