Rejoice Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by studying about three wonderful AAPI mathematicians. Discover these profiles – and 50+ extra! – in a ready-to-go slide deck.
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Dr. June Huh
Dr. Huh is a professor at Princeton College who gained the Fields Medal in 2022. (from a profile in Quanta)
Watch this profile from the Simons Basis.
Potential Questions:
- Dr. Huh says: “The boundary between realizing and never realizing is so clear in arithmetic.”
- In your individual phrases, what does that imply?
- What’s one different space of life the place that’s NOT true?
- What was Dr. Huh’s dream rising up?
- Dr. Huh talks about framing an issue otherwise to make use of a “completely different sort of instinct”. What varieties of issues does your instinct, or pure mind-set, resolve greatest?
Josephine Jue
Josephine Jue is a mathematician and aerospace technologist who spent greater than thirty years working behind-the-scenes on computer systems and software program at NASA (from the American Mathematical Society).
Learn this interview with Jue to study extra.
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Potential Questions:
- How does Jue describe the variety of pros at NASA?
- How did Jue resolve to grow to be a mathematician?
- Jue says “The subsequent technology of girls… must also care about different ladies and attempt to carry one another up”. In your individual life, what examples have you ever seen of individuals lifting one another up?
Dr. Swati Patel
Dr. Patel is mathematical biologist and an assistant professor at Oregon State College Math Division. Her analysis focuses on modeling inhabitants dynamics of various dwelling organisms. In 2019, she co-founded the Math For All convention, to foster inclusivity in arithmetic analysis. (from her web site)
Watch this interview with MEET a Mathematician
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Potential Questions:
- How did Dr. Patel’s early experiences with math examine to her faculty experiences?
- What are the real-world purposes of Dr. Patel’s analysis?
- What does Dr. Patel say is one among her largest challenges? Are you able to relate to that problem?
About
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Kathryn Dawson
Kathryn (she/her) is happy to affix the NGPF crew after 9 years of expertise in schooling as a mentor, tutor, and particular schooling instructor. She is a graduate of Cornell College with a level in coverage evaluation and administration and has a grasp’s diploma in schooling from Brooklyn School. Kathryn is trying ahead to bringing her ardour for accessibility and academic justice into curriculum design at NGPF. Throughout her free time, Kathryn loves embarking on cooking tasks, strolling round her Seattle neighborhood along with her canine, or lounging in a hammock with a guide.
