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Other Organizations at the U

GSAC Math: The graduate student advisory committee is the student group of the graduate students in mathematics.
SIAM at the U: The student chapter of the society for industrial and applied mathematics.
SACNAS at the University of Utah: SACNAS is an all-inclusive community dedicated to supporting diversity and fostering success in under-represented STEM fields from students to professionals. Our goal is to help these members attain advanced degrees, careers, and positions of leadership in STEM. Come be a part of the vibrant SACNAS community at the University of Utah and help us cultivate a safe and secure scientific community filled with the brightest scientists. We aim to provide a holistic approach to STEM training by organizing opportunities for professional development, cultural programming, resilience training, and a pipeline of support and mentoring within a national network. Be the best U with the University of Utah SACNAS chapter.

AWM: Association for Women in Mathematics, the official site.
Women Do Math: WomenDoMath is an easy-access platform supported by the NSF that brings you news and resources about women and other groups or individuals in mathematics that accurately represent the diversity of the math community. WDM aims to provide a central hub and resources pool within reach for women in mathematics. It can also serve as a means of learning and growth for anyone wanting to promote gender equity and overall inclusiveness in STEM. Use this portal to connect with others, check out upcoming math events, and stay up to date with this and more communities in mathematics.
EDGE: The EDGE Program is administered by the Sylvia Bozeman and Rhonda Hughes EDGE Foundation with the goal of strengthening the ability of women students to successfully complete PhD programs in the mathematical sciences and place more women in visible leadership roles in the mathematics community. Along with the summer session, EDGE supports an annual conference, travel for research collaborations, travel to present research and other open-ended mentoring activities.
Mathematically Gifted and Black: A website celebrating and highlighting the stories of black mathematicians.
Lathisms: A website celebrating and highlighting the stories of Latinx mathematicians.