CofC Women in STEM

Hi all! We are looking for new members to sign up for the Women in STEM Club at CofC! If you’d like to register, and potentially apply for an Executive Board position, click on this link to access the form!

Women in STEM Registration and Executive Board Application Application Due Date: Sunday, August 9th Hello! We are so excited to see that you are interested in joining the Women in STEM club! This form is for us (the current President and Vice President) to learn more about our new members! A quick note: We'd like to remind you that this club is open to ever...

Thanks for coming out for the first meeting of the semester! Let us know what you want to see this year at bit.ly/CofCWiSTEM18

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY ALERT!!

Undergraduate students who have declared a major within the School of Science & Math are eligible to apply for the William Day Scholarship. This a $1600, non-renewable award, paid directly towards 2018-19 cost of attendance at the College of Charleston.

Criteria:
-Rising sophomore, junior, or senior;
-3.5 overall GPA or higher;
-Applicant must have completed Math 120.

Applications are timestamped and must be submitted by midnight, April 1, 2018.

Here’s the link to apply:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScuBzJ-i1RYKEtpLTH-VDX1H1L7bqH6LzGN-cYXBdVMZH8lsQ/viewform

If anyone is interested in dynamical systems and pattern formation, this Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) offers six weeks in Minneapolis to study the topic. The application deadline is February 16th, so hurry!

REU Opportunities in Dynamical Systems and Pattern Formation General setup I generally offer research opportunities for undergradaute students. Please contact me if you are interested in doing research in the general area of dynamical systems and pattern formation. Previous REU programs have taken place in the summers 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014,2015, and 2017. St...

What a great first meeting! Thanks to Professor Amy Langville who joined us to talk about what you can do with a math degree, and to the team from Tresata for telling us all about their company.

Boy Takes Home Top Prize in Competition for Girls in STEM In the name of fairness, a U.K. organization opened up the challenge to both genders.