Topology Students Workshop
June 11-15, 2012
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA

http://tsw.gatech.edu

Organizer: Dan Margalit

Confirmed Mentors:

Noel Brady, U Oklahoma and NSF
Thomas Church, Stanford U
Matt Clay, Allegheny College
Moon Duchin, Tufts U
John Etnyre, Georgia Tech
Rob Kirby, UC Berkeley
Vincent Lucarelli, NSA
Kevin Wortman, U Utah

In addition to research talks in geometry and topology, we will have hands-on training and panel discussions on professional development topics such as:

Creating and delivering research presentations
Writing grant proposals
Careers in and out of academia
Teaching effectively and efficiently
Applying for jobs

The workshop is geared towards graduate students in the areas of geometry and topology.  Accepted students will receive funding for travel and accommodations.  For application information, see the web site (above).

Students from underrepresented backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply.

Application deadline: April 15, 2012.

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation.

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