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Infomation about Joint Mathematics Meeting Poster Session


From the MAA Conference Website Information:

Outreach Programs for Women and Girls in Mathematics, Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m., organized by Kathleen A. Sullivan, Seattle University, and sponsored by the MAA Women in Mathematics Network. Advocacy programs for women and girls in mathematics will be showcased at this poster session.

Call for Presenters Extended to Januay 2, 2000

Mathematicians with programs that target women and girls are urged to submit applications, preferably by email, to the organizer. Each application should include the name, address, and title of the applicant, an email address if available, and a one-page description of the project. Applications should be submitted by December 1. Space is limited, and there is no guarantee that all submissions can be accommodated. Applicants will be notified in December whether or not their proposals have been accepted. The poster session is sponsored by MAA Women in Mathematics Network.

Recommendation for Presenters

A recommendation from Jim Tattersall, " Presenters may wish to bring 25-50 copies of more detailed accounts to hand out to interested parties. Presenters may also wish to bring blank stick-on mailing labels and ask those interested in more materials to sign up on the mailing labels." If you wish to rent a computer, the Audio-Visual Coordinator of the Meetings & Conferences Department of the AMS can give the name of the local vendor who is supplying equipment for the meeting. You will need to handle the ordering and payment yourself.

Extended Call fo Presenters

Submission date has been extended to January 2, 2000. Application procedure same as original call. Additional submitters will be notified within a week of their submission. An example submission is provided below.

Example Submission

Title: Wind, Water & Waves
Contact: Kathleen Sullivan, Ph.D.
Address: Mathematics Department
Seattle University
900 Broadway
Seattle, WA. 98122-4340
E-mail ksulliva@seattleu.edu
Web-Site www.seattleu.edu/splash
Summary
Wind, Water and Waves is a four-week Young Scholars program at Seattle University designed for middle school girls and offered in partnership with Boeing, KCM (an environmental consulting firm) and Totem Girl Scout Council. The students do what America's top scientists do every day: perform experiments and gather data; analyze the results with charts, graphs and computers; ask questions about the significance of the outcomes. They also work with scientists on research projects; use their knowledge and skills to serve the community; learn about career opportunities, develop trust and friendships; become part of a local network and a worldwide community.

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