Women in Math Undergraduate Survey

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Hello!

The UCLA Women in Math (WIM) group is a collection of graduate students, postdocs, and faculty members who aim to promote community-building in our department amongst mathematics students and mathematicians who belong to marginalized groups. WIM is a trans-inclusive and nonbinary-inclusive group. People of any gender identity are welcome to join the mailing list and many of our events are open to all students, not just those in the WIM group.

In the past, our programming has included the Distinguished Women in Math Lecture Series, the WIM Mentorship Program for undergraduates, a research showcase night, panels/events for career development and exploration, and social events.

Please fill out this form if you'd like to join the undergrad mailing list and be notified of events. We just need your name, email and year, but would appreciate it if you answered some of the other optional questions!

Thanks,
Women in Math Group

Email *

Name *

What year of school are you in? *

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Fifth

Other:

What are your preferred pronouns?

Are you interested in any of the following events?

Presenting at or attending a research showcase

Social activites with undergraduate and graduate students

Social activities open to professors as well

Industry career panel with UCLA alumni or other guest speakers

WIM mentorship program pairing grad students and postdocs with undergrads

Panel about applying to grad school and what to expect

Panel about getting into research and applying to Research Experience for Undergrad programs (REUs)

Other:

What area(s) of math are you interested in?

Currently, what are your post-graduation career plans?

Find a career in industry

Attend graduate school in mathematics

Attend gradaute school in another field (please list field in other below)

No idea at all, still exploring options

Other:

Is there anything you wish to learn more about? Feel free to list as many things as you'd like. Examples include: advice on classes and skills to build at UCLA, applying to REUs, what is graduate school like, career paths in mathematics

Just for fun: What is your favorite mathematical theorem/equation/idea/etc?

Do you have any other feedback or suggestions?

Send me a copy of my responses.

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