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OURFA2M2 2023
OURFA2M2 2023
This year will be my last year as an organizer for OURFA2M2! This year’s conference is November 18-19 2023, and there will be events for everyone interested in math. OURFA2M2 is a free Online Undergraduate Resource Fair for the Advancement and Alliance of Marginalized Mathematicians . Check out the website for any updates and future workshops.
MSU Math Mentoring Program for Undergrads
MSU Math Mentoring Program for Undergrads
This fall semester, I am happy to be working as a mentor in Michigan State University's Math Mentoring Program for Undergrads. I currently mentor a group of five students, and we meet weekly to discuss topics like REUs, math graduate school, work-life balance, imposter syndrome, and successful study habits. We attended the Great Lakes Conference on October 14th, which was the first math conference for many in our group. If you are a student at MSU interested in joining for a future semester, you can find more information on the website or on the flyer.
OURFA2M2 2022
OURFA2M2 2022
I am happy to be working with OURFA2M2 for another year! This year’s conference is in November 2022, and there will be events for everyone interested in math. OURFA2M2 connects undergraduate students with valuable opportunities in the mathematics community with its virtual annual conference. Check out the website for any updates and future workshops.
OURFA2M2 2021
OURFA2M2 2021
I am super excited to be a part of this project this year! OURFA2M2 connects undergraduate students with valuable opportunities in the mathematics community with its virtual annual conference. Updates for this year’s conference can be found on the website. I encourage you to register to attend the conference and share the info with others!
Winter 2019 Clothes Swap
Winter 2019 Clothes Swap
On Friday the 13th of December 2019, the Trans Advocacy Group hosted its second Clothes Swap. This event’s goal is to provide gender-affirming clothes to transgender and questioning students on campus who previously may not have been able to express themselves through clothing due to financial or family constraints. Dozens of students donated clothes to the cause prior to the event, and this generosity allowed us to not require students to bring clothes to take clothes. Any student could walk in and take what clothes they wanted without providing a donation. We touched a lot of students, faculty, and staff with this event, and we will be hosting another clothes swap next quarter.
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