Assistantships, worth $1250 a semester, come in two varieties:
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Undergraduate Research Assistants
learn about
mathematics research by working with a faculty advisor on a research
project. Duties include solving mathematical problems and writing a
final report for web publication. For more information about the Research Assistantships, contact
Professor Robert Indik
Application for Research Assistantship
- Undergraduate Teaching Assistants
learn about teaching
mathematics by working with an instructor of a lower division course and
meeting regularly as a group with a mentor. Duties include grading, running
review sessions, possible classroom demonstrations, and four hours a
week in the algebra tutoring room. For more information about the Undergraduate Teaching Assistantships, contact
Professor Arthur Lim.
- Summer support ($1000 per month) for undergraduate research projects and
travel support to undergraduate research conferences are also available.
Research Project Ideas from Faculty:
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Proposed by Math Department faculty.
Student Projects:
- Examples of undergraduate research projects
How to Apply for Funding
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