[JOB OPP] 2006 Summer Math Institute at Cornell University

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FYI.

-cfk

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Hello, 

I am co-organizing the 2006 Summer Math Institute at Cornell University, a 
program that helps prepare undergraduate women and minorities for graduate 
study in the mathematical sciences. Could you please forward the program 
announcement below to undergraduates in your department?

Thanks,
Sharad Goel



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2006 Summer Math Institute at Cornell University

Are you considering graduate study in the mathematical sciences? The
2006 Summer Math Institute at Cornell University provides an
opportunity to explore the world of mathematics, and helps prepare
students for the rigors of graduate school. Participants spend seven
weeks at Cornell's scenic Ithaca, NY campus taking an upper-level
course in Real Analysis and working on interdisciplinary research
projects. This year's research areas are Dynamical Systems and
Neurobiology, and Random Graphs and Algorithms. Participants also meet
guest speakers from leading academic institutions, and can take
advantage of Ithaca's many recreational activities. We especially
encourage applications from women and minorities.

Award: $3000 Stipend + Room, Board and Travel
Program Dates: June 17 - August 6, 2006
Website: http://www.cam.cornell.edu/~smi
Application: Apply Online by March 1, 2006

SMI Faculty:
    Ravi Ramakrishna (Program Director)
    Sharad Goel (Assistant Director)
    Yannet Interian (Project Leader, Random Graphs and Algorithms)
    Joe Tien (Project Leader, Dynamical Systems and Neurobiology)

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Charles F. Kelemen, Edward Hicks Magill Professor
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Swarthmore College 
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