Who we are
Women in Mathematics at Nebraska (WUMN) was founded in 2008 by UNL female undergraduates interested in developing a social network to discuss different mathematical and non-mathematical issues that women might encounter during and after college.
In 2018 WUMN has re-defined itself as a chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM).
Currently the AWM student chapter holds joint meetings with the Math Club and Pi Mu Epsilon. Take a look at the upcoming Math Club events.
Contact Amy Bennett for more information.
2022/2023 Officers of the AWM Student Chapter at UNL
Here are the officers of the AWM student chapter at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
- Faculty advisor
- Amy Bennett
- Graduate student mentor
- Molly Creagar
- Co-Presidents
- Layla Montemayor and Abby Hanson
- Leadership positions are available! Please contact Amy Bennett if you're interested in serving in an executive position!
Fall 2022 Upcoming Events
All undergraduate students are invited to our AWM game night (with pizza!) on Thursday, Oct 20th at 6pm! This will be a fun, casual event where you can meet other math students and learn about opportunities to get involved. We will have a variety of games (party, collaborative, strategy, etc.) but feel free to bring your favorites! We also have open leadership positions for those interested in participating in future events. Did we mention that there will be pizza?!?
Past Events
All undergraduate students are invited to our AWM game night (with pizza!) on Thursday, Sept 1st at 6pm! This will be a fun, casual event to help you meet other math students and learn about opportunities to get involved. We will have a variety of games (party, collaborative, strategy, etc.) but feel free to bring your favorites! We also have open leadership positions for those interested in participating in future events. Did we mention that there will be pizza?!?
Resources
- Links
- Association for Women in Mathematics
- American Mathematical Society
- The Girls' Angle
- Women in Mathematics Guide
- American Mathematical Society
- Recommended Reading
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- She Does Math! Real-Life Problems from Women on the Job, by Marla Parker
- Out of the Shadows: Contributions of Twentieth-Century Women to Physics, by Nina Byers and Gary Williams
- Math Doesn't Suck: How to Survive Middle School Math Without Losing Your Mind or Breaking a Nail, by Danica McKellar
- The Ten Year Nap, by Meg Wolitzer
- How She Does It: How Women Entrepreneurs Are Changing the Rules of Business Success, by Margaret Heffernan