Math After UCSD Panel
Email addresses of AWM members for questions (all @math.ucsd.edu)
| Name |
email |
Advisor (research area) |
undergraduate school |
year at UCSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mary |
mradclif |
Fan Chung Graham (combinatorics) |
Western Michigan University |
3rd |
| Johanna |
jhennig |
undecided (algebra, topology?) |
Scripps College |
1st |
| Angela |
ahicks |
Adriano Garsia (combinatorics) |
Furman University |
3rd |
| Janine |
jlobue |
undecided |
Loyola College |
1st |
| Katie |
k3walsh |
topology |
George Washington University |
2nd |
| Kat |
kshultis |
algebra |
Scripps College |
3rd |
Resources mentioned at the Math After UCSD Panel
- Official List of REUs (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) published by NSF (National Science Foundation) who funds most of the available REUs.
- Math GRE Subject Test: This website has information about the test including how to sign up, when the test is offered, and what material is covered.
- GRE Math Subject Test Prep: The following are links to the Amazon availability of two most popular books, but they can also be found in many other bookstores:
- GRE Mathematics: Published by REA, this book contains 6 full tests.
- Cracking the GRE Math Test: Published by Princeton Review.
- PhDs.org: This website allows searching graduate schools based upon a variety of criteria including academic quality, financial aid offered, and location.
- US News and World Report: This website has rankings of mathematics graduate schools (along with the popular undergraduate school rankings).
- AMS Rankings: The AMS ranks mathematics programs in the United States every year. Most graduate programs care most about this list of rankings.
- The AMS also provides this pdf with statistics about graduate programs, including statistics about the availability of funding.
- Mathematics
Geneology
Project: A fun way to determin what research has been
done by recent graduates of a particular advisor.