AssocForWomenInMath

ALT Headshot of 2027 AWM Alice T. Schafer Prize for Excellence in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Woman recipient Rebecca Gabrielsson of Coe College. Gabrielsson has long brown hair, tortoiseshell glasses, and is smiling and in front of a white background.

ALT Headshot of 2027 AWM Alice T. Schafer Prize for Excellence in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Woman recipient Reyna Li. Li has long dark hair and is wearing black-framed glasses and a white collared shirt, and is standing in front of a white background.

ALT Headshot of 2027 AWM Alice T. Schafer Prize for Excellence in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Woman recipient Devayani Pradhan. Pradhan is smiling and has long curly hair, is wearing a charmed necklace with a blue top and is standing in front of a body of water.

ALT Photo of plenary speaker Candice Price giving a plenary address at the 2025 AWM Research Symposium at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

ALT Photograph of audience members at a plenary address at the 2025 AWM Research Sympsium sitting in an auditorium with wooden chairs and clapping for the speaker.

ALT Photo of 3 participants at the 2025 AWM Research Symposium smiling and taking a selfie.

ALT Photo of Moon Duchin giving a plenary address at the 2025 AWM Research Symposium and pointing at one of her slides.

ALT Professional headshot of Dr. Ada Stelzer, smiling and standing outside in front of trees. Dr. Stlezer is one of the recipients of the 2027 AWM Dissertation Prize.

ALT Professional headshot of Dr. Yirong Yang, smiling and standing in front of pastel-colored artwork. Dr. Yang is one of the recipients of the 2027 AWM Dissertation Prize.

ALT Silhouettes of four diverse women in profile against a green background with text at the top that reads, "Association for Women in Mathmematics, Celebrating the Diversity of our Community."

ALT Graphic on white background announcing the AWM/MfA Essay contest with the green spiral AWM logo and the blue logo for MfA (Math for America) both centered at the top. The text on the graphic reads: "Submission Portal Opens November 1 Calling all Grades 6 - 8, 9 - 12, and Undergraduate students! - Interview a woman or someone of another underrepresented gender minority who is working in or retired from a mathematics career. - Write a biographical essay based on your interview. - Enter your essay in this contest. Deadline for submissions: February 1, 2027. https://awm-math.org/awards/student-essay-contest/"

ALT Graphic against a dark blue background announcing the new AWM Mentor Network with a photo of four diverse women from the shoulders up, smiling together outdoors in front of a stone building. The text at the bottom against the blue background reads, "AWM Conversation Exchange: Connect with someone whose experience can help you explore your next question, decision, or opportunity in mathematics. https://awm.turazo.com"

ALT Graphic against a green background with a photo of a stacked blue dice pyramid on a table with Casualty Actuarial Society brochures promoting actuarial careers at a conference booth. At the top the text reads, "Casualty Actuarial Society | AWM Gold Level Sponsor" and the bottom of the graphic has the blue and yellow Casualty Actuarial Society logo, the text "The Math That Moves the World," and the text below that, "Scroll to learn more about casact.org" with a yellow arrow pointing to the right.

ALT Graphic against a white and light blue background with a circle, and inside the circle the text reads, "Think You'd Be a Good Actuary? Start Here." The bottom of the graphic has the blue and yellow Casualty Actuarial Society logo with the text, "P&C Actuarial Essentials Program" and below that the website casact.org/actuarial-essentials.

ALT Graphic with the blue and yellow CAS logo net to the text, "Elizabeth M. Mauro Reimbursement Program" that is against a light blue background. Below that the text reads (partially), "The CAS is accepting applications for The Actuary – A Career Change: Elizabeth M. Mauro Reimbursement Program, which supports individuals transitioning into the actuarial profession. Named in honor of Elizabeth M. Mauro, FCAS, the program provides reimbursement for the cost of an actuarial exam and study materials, along with six months of mentorship from a CAS member. Applicants must be age 25 or older, legally authorized to work in the United States, have passed at least one actuarial exam within the past 24 months, and not be eligible for exam or study reimbursement through another source. Two application cycles are offered each year. The current cycle application deadline is October 31, 2026. www.casact.org/university-programs/students/actuary-career-change-elizabeth-m-mauro-reimbursement-program"

ALT Three women at the 2026 AWM Reception at the Joint Mathematics Meetings hold signs promoting the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM), with messages like 'I ♥ AWM,' 'Proud AWM Member,' and 'All are Welcome in Mathematics,' encouraging viewers to join or renew their membership. The top of the graphic has the phrase, "AWM: The Benefits of Membership" against a green background and the bottom of the graphic has the phrase, "Join or renew today" against a green background.

ALT Graphic announcing the deadline to submit event proposals for the 2027 AWM Research Symposium to be held at NC State University on May 21-23. The graphic has a green border and contains a multi-colored tessellation of the hyperbolic plane with sections labeled with Panels, Posters, Grow Your Network, etc. There is a description of the types of events accepted for consideration, and the following text is at the bottom of the graphic: Deadline to Submit Proposals: November 15, 2027, https://awm-math.org/meetings/awm-research-symposium.

ALT Graphic announcing the 2027 AWM Service Award Recipients with a green background and a closeup photograph of Shanise Walker, Associate Professor at Clark Atlanta University smiling and wearing a dark blazer and standing in front of a brick building, inside a circular frame.

ALT Graphic announcing the 2027 AWM Service Award Recipients with a green background and a photograph of Sarah Ziesler, Senior Instructional Professor at The University of Chicago wearing sunglasses and a maroon shirt and standing in front of a forested mountain landscape with a distant ocean view, inside a circular frame.