Noetherian Ring at The Johns Hopkins University
The Noetherian Ring is a gathering of women graduate students and faculty in the Math Department at The Johns Hopkins University. We're named in honor of the great algebraist Emmy Amalie Noether and are modeled on a group first founded at UC Berkeley.
We meet weekly for mathematical talks by women, discussions on career issues, and to celebrate our members' successes. (Congratulations, Dr. Jung-Jo!)
If you're interested on being on our e-mailing list, please contact shemath@math.jhu.edu
Useful Links:
Women in Mathematics at UMd-College Park
Association for Women in Mathematics
Fellowships for Women graduate students:
American Association of University Women
Office of Naval Research/Department of Energy
Fellowships for Graduating Women Mathematicans:
Clay Mathematics Institute Liftoff Award
National Science Foundation Postdoc
AWM Workshop Grants (for the Joint Meetings)
Fellowships for young Women Faculty:
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