Amanda Burcroff

I am passionate about increasing diversity in STEM and access to mathematics for all students. Of course, there are many wonderful programs supporting mathematicians, but here are a few that I personally recommend. Please feel free to email me at the address toward the bottom of this page if you have questions about any of these programs.

At Harvard:

• Real Representations (support group for all underrepresented groups within the Harvard math department)
• Gender Inclusivity in Mathematics
• Math Includes Mentorship Program
• Directed Reading Program
• \mathbb{Q} (an outreach group aimed at LGBTQIA+ people in the math department)

For Undergraduates:

• Women and Mathematics Program at the IAS
• Graduate Research Opportunities for Women (GROW) Conference
• Budapest Semesters in Math
• Duluth Combinatorics REU
• University of Chicago Math REU

For High School Students:

• Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship (undergradute funding for students with financial need)
• Math Majors of America Tournament for High Schools
• Oakland University Summer Mathematics Institute
• FIRST Robotics

At the University of Michigan:

• Women in Math Club
• Society of Undergraduate Math Students
• Wolverine Pathways
• Michigan Math Corps
• Michigan Math Circle
• STEM Society

In the UK:

• Marshall Scholarship (provides funding for American students; other funding sources include Churchill, Fulbright, Gates-Cambridge, and Rhodes)
• Cambridge Emmy Noether Society
• Cambridge STIMULUS Program