General links

• The Mathematical Association of America has a list of links relevant for summer internships, jobs, conferences and graduate schools.
• The Association for Women in Mathematics has a brochure on line "Careers that count" which profiles 15 women mathematicians, and many other informations.

Graduate Schools

• A very extensive orientation site for graduate school (created by RPI.)
• Rutgers is inviting Smith students to apply to a VIGRE graduate program (NSF funded) : www.math.rutgers.edu/vigre/vigre.html
• Email of the November 21, 1998 graduate school panel participants:Susan.E.D'Agostino@Dartmouth.EDU , Kira.C.Hylton@Dartmouth, mlazo01@emerald.tufts.edu, petya@MIT.EDU, willet@rpi.edu, katherine_willemain_at_ccisdapps1@putnaminv.com
• A guide of how to survive graduate school

Summer Research Programs

• NSFhas a site listing all the  (summer) Research Experiences for Undergraduates Programs ( REU) that it supports. Come with stipends.
• There are also summer programs for women at California State Univ. Northridge , at George Washington University in DC and at Carleton College. They come with stipends. You can contact our own Ruth Haas to know more about the George Washington University program, in which she has taught.

Internships

• Connecticut College.: Math Instructional Aide. For the Year 1999-2000. Duties: assisting faculty with math and CS courses, Tutoring math students, handling dept clerical duties and supervising graders and TA's. $17 000. Contact Kathy Mc Keon, Chair Tel 860-439-2012, kamck@conncoll.edu

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  Job Opportunities
•  National Economic Research Associates Research assistant positions in this firm of consulting economists specializing in anti trust and trade regulations etc. Need BA/BS in economics, math and/or CS. NERA
• NASA is hiring recent graduates for the first time in years. Check it out at http://ohr.gsfc.nasa.gov/hiring/outside.htm

Past opportunities (that may come back next year)

• NSF workshop forWard in SEM, for students (especially women) thinking about graduate school in science/engineering /math Feb 5-6 1999. Free, all expenses paid by NSF, for the accepted applicants. Deadline (for applications): January, 1999
• Lucent Technologies offers fellowships for graduate study for women and minorities. Deadline January 1999
• NSF/STEMTECteaching Scholars programs for students interested in teaching ($1000-5000). Deadline: November 15 1998.
• Northampton High School (Now!)

• Global Change Education Program: Extended to March 1!