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- New Careers in Mathematics video now available for viewing on the MSRI website.
- The CBMS2005 Survey Report is available FREE OF CHARGE from the AMS. This report includes data on enrollment, curriculum, bachelors degrees granted, course availability, and faculty demographics from all programs and departments of mathematics and statistics in the U.S.
- Calling all Postdocs. The Reviewers of Mathematical Reviews provide an invaluable service to the mathematical community around the world. Younger mathematicians active in research are encouraged to become reviewers.See details
- PROMOTING UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH IN MATHEMATICS With funding from the National Security Agency (NSA), the AMS organized the 2006 conference, "Promoting Undergraduate Research in Mathematics" (PURM). PURM brought together a diverse group of people who are actively involving undergraduates in research programs of all types. The proceedings volume, edited by Joseph A. Gallian, has recently been published and is now available as a downloadable PDF document.
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