Welcome to OURFA²M²
🎉 Join Us for the 5th Annual OURFA²M² Conference! 🎉
OURFA²M² = Online Undergraduate Resource Fair for the Advancement and Alliance of Marginalized Mathematicians
February 8 & 9, 2025
It can be difficult to gather the information you need to build your math career.
We've been there, and we've got your back.
🌟 Explore, Connect, and Thrive! 🌟
Join us for an exciting virtual experience designed for undergraduate math students from diverse backgrounds!
📚 Crash Courses
Unlock new mathematical concepts with engaging sessions led by experts!
💬 Our Stories
Hear inspiring journeys from mathematicians who share their unique experiences and challenges.
❓ Q&A Panels
Get answers to your burning questions in interactive panel discussions.
🍽️ Networking Lunches
Connect with peers and professionals over a virtual lunch—expand your network and make new friends!
You're a part of OURFA²M² now.
Let’s build a vibrant community together! 🌈
Our Event
Every year, we gather hundreds of undergraduates from across the US to provide career-building resources, support, knowledge, and connections to students who may not otherwise have access to them.
Our two-day conference includes a resource presentation, 12 stories from underrepresented mathematicians, a 5-person professional panel about opportunities, a 6-person student panel about valuable experiences, 8 crash courses on advanced math topics, 4 allyship trainings for faculty, two networking lunches, and two plenary talks.
Our Mission
OURFA2M2 is an annual event designed for underrepresented undergrad math students, by current and recent students. Our goal is to share career-building resources with students who might otherwise slip through the cracks of the educational pipeline because they don't fit the mold of a "typical" mathematician.
You're not alone on your mathematical journey. You're with us now.
- Ashka Dalal, Javohn Dyer-Smith, Sierra Edelstein, Bowen Li, tahda queer, Skye Rothstein, Lydia Vann, Cyrus Young
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General flyer
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