Humble Beginnings To One of The Top Mathematicians In The Country: A Black Mathematician’s Story скачать в хорошем качестве

Humble Beginnings To One of The Top Mathematicians In The Country: A Black Mathematician’s Story

We have a special guest with us to talk about increasing diversity in academia. The current black lives matter movement has not only shone light on police brutality against Black Americans, but it has also had the academic world talking about inclusivity, particularly in STEM. Today we will have a conversation with a special guest about that: increasing diversity in STEM, particularly in Mathematics. We are joined by: Edray Herber Goins is Professor of Mathematics at Pomona College. He graduated from CalTech where he double majored in Mathematics and Physics, and received two prices for mathematics. Professor Goins then went on to complete his PhD on “Elliptic Curves and Icosahedral Galois Representations” at Stanford University, under Daniel Bump and Karl Rubin. He has worked as a researcher at both Harvard and the National Security Agency; and has taught at both Caltech and Purdue. Professor Goins has published over 20 journal articles in areas such as applied mathematics, graph theory, number theory, and representation theory; and on topics such as Diophantine equations, elliptic curves, and African Americans in mathematics. He has acted as a referee for 20 different journals in mathematics, served on dozens of panels for the National Science Foundation, and has given more than 150 invited addresses on his research. ||Follow|| Instagram| @santo.marion Email 1: marionsanto@stanford.edu Email 2: marionsanto19@gmail.com ||Subscribe|| *New Videos Every Week or Two ||On My Channel, We Will Cover|| *Finances *Self-Growth *Current World Topics *Fashion: Culturally & Generally *Entertainment: Food, Music, Movies, & TV Shows Pre-Med Journey AND More ||#Mathematics ||#EdrayGoins ||#Stanford ||#CalTech ||#Pomona ||#Purdue ||#Inclusivity ||#Harvard ||#NationalSecurityAgency ||#DiversityInSTEM