Women in Mathematics: Experiences in Thailand and USA – A Seminar and Colloquium by Prof. Gaywalee Yamskulna

The Department of Mathematics at Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) is honored to host Professor Gaywalee Yamskulna from Illinois State University. (ISU) for a special event celebrating women in mathematics. This two-part session will provide a unique opportunity to engage with a distinguished Thai woman mathematician who has excelled academically both in Thailand and the USA.

Math Girls Talk

An informal gathering with students and researchers to discuss postgraduate paths, personal experiences, and perspectives on gender dynamics within the mathematical community.
The event will offer a welcoming space for open conversation, exchange, and networking in celebration of the International Women in Mathematics Day.

May 12 at UCI: Women in Mathematics Community Reception

It is a warm, informal gathering to sustain and celebrate the community of women in mathematics at UCI. We will make space for conversation across career stages, build new connections, and share encouragement in a welcoming mathematical community. 

The event centers women in mathematics and warmly welcomes UCI undergraduate students, graduate students, postdocs, faculty, staff, alumni, and supporters of all genders who are committed to an inclusive mathematical community.

Celebrating women in math with school girls

Event in Gorna Oryahovitsa for school girls with interests in math. Pupils who the Secondary school "Georgi Izmirliev", Primary school "Ivan Vazov" and Professional High School of Electrical Engineering “M. V. Lomonosov” take part. During the event the pupils will learn about some of the most famous women in math and about some famous math problems, and will fold origami. The purpose of the event is to inspirte and encourage female pupils to deepen their interests in math. 

Mujeres Matemáticas

Mini jornada de cuatro charlas a cargo de matemáticas de nuestra comunidad: Ayelén Alcántar, Andrea Olivo, Constanza Sánchez de la Vega y Noemí Wolanski; quienes hablarán de su trabajo científico y también de su experiencia siendo mujeres en la Matemática.

El cronograma será el siguiente:

 

14-14.25: Andrea Olivo

14.25-14.50: Ayelén Alcántar

14.50-15.10: Break

15.10-15.35: Noemí Wolanski

15.35-16: Constanza Sánchez de la Vega

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