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Sharing with permission from E. Antonakos, because sometimes we have to celebrate each other. And I’m fiercely proud of the trailblazers that emerged from my alma mater! ☺️ Euphemia L. Haynes (1890-1980) First Black American woman to earn a PhD in Mathematics (Catholic U 1943) Smith College class of 1914 Image from p141 Feb 2018 Notices of the AMS (American Mathematical Society)
A lot of my students right now are in their first year of college, and may not have thought about why I keep advertising/announcing summer research opportunities. Here is a great essay discussing that!
Worth a read - this is a huge reason to continue supporting ALL students who find inspiration in STEM, but especially those whom society is most likely to ignore or silence.
