Resources
If you have suggestions for other resources/sites for me to include please let me know 😁! These links are not listed in any particular order.
They host workshops and other activities, I highly recommend looking at their slides about a variety of math opportunities.
I have had numerous students ask for advice on how they should study and test anxiety, so I thought I would include my response here for everyone.
This is based on my experience in an REU (2017). The information is still relevant and one can find comparable resources at any school.
Many students have asked me about graduate school, here is some information I wish I knew in undergrad. If you have more questions don't hesitate to reach out.
eCHT is a great comunity for people interested in homotopy theory .
They have a Zulip discussion board, let me know if you want help getting in.
Talk Giving Philosophy
This is my philosophy when writing talks.
This is a website created by a community of indigenous mathematicians from all over the world! They also have a podcast.
"This website seeks to put together all the known information about Indigenous Mathematicians."
The National Association of Mathematicians is an amazing professional organization which promotes excellence in the mathematical sciences and promotes the mathematical development of all underrepresented minorities. (This is a rewording of a quote from their website)
"The purpose of the Association for Women in Mathematics is to create a community in which women and girls can thrive in their mathematical endeavors and to promote equitable opportunity and gender-inclusivity across the mathematical sciences."
SPECTRA is an organization to support and uplift mathematicians from the LGBTQ+ community.
The Q Center at Binghamton University is a wonderful resource for people at Binghamton University.
The University Counseling Center (UCC) at Binghamton.
SEEK Helpline is student run for those feeling stressed, worried or lonely.
There are other resources listed here.
The DEI office at Binghamton has a place to report bias, as well as to find workshops, and activities which uplift and/or educate groups of people.
DEI initiatives can be found here (including a GRE fee waiver).