U.S. News and World Report Information on Finding A Graduate Program
This site provides various services for students who are trying to learn about graduate programs in various disciplines. For example there are rankings of graduate programs by discipline and sub-discipline (computer science is listed under engineering) and links to articles that give advice on how to pick a graduate school.
Peterson's Guide To Graduate Programs
This site will also be of interest to students who are considering graduate school. You can search for information about graduate programs based on a variety of key fields (geographical location, discipline, etc.)
ASA Career Center (American Statistical Association)
What is statistics, what do statisticians do, what industries employ statisticians, how to become a statistician and other resources.
Career and Employment Resources for Mathematics Students
A site from the MAA that has links for descriptions of careers in mathematics, advice for looking for a job, advice for looking for a graduate school, and other information.
Mathematical Scientists at Work
A collection of career essays in which women and men with mathematics backgrounds describe the ways in which their training in mathematics impacts upon their work.
Mathematics Career Bulletin Board
The AMS (American Mathematical Society) and the SIAM have constructed a great web resource on careers in mathematics. Learn about the careers of mathematicians in non-academic positions, or read about some actual applications used by mathematicians in their jobs.
SIAM (Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
Thinking of a Career in Applied Mathematics? A good source of information and advice on how mathematicians work in industry.
The Early Career Profiles Network
A web resource provided by the AMS on which mathematics departments systematically provide job profiles of their recent bachelors-degree alumni, highlighting where they work and how they got their job, how they use math on the job, their academic background, and their advice for students.
Brigham Young University: Minimal Surgace Problems, Geometric Optimization, and Commutative Algebra. June 14-August 6, 2010
Application deadline: March 1, 2010
Arizona State University: Mathematical and Theoretical Biology
An eight-week summer research experience for undergraduates interested in working at the interface of mathematics, statistics and the natural and social sciences. Application deadline: March 10, 2010
George Mason University: Computational Mathematics and Nonlinear Dynamicas of Biological , Bio-inspired and Engineering Systems. May 31-Juley 30, 2010. Application deadline: April 2, 1010
Hope College: Geometric Spirals, Mathematical Modeling of Coastal Dune Dynamics, Statistical Analysis of Genetic Data and Zeros of Derivatives. Application deadline: February 26, 2010.
Chicago Teaching Fellowships (PDF)
Chicago Public Schools
Chicago Teaching Fellows is an aggressive campaign to recruit outstanding recent college graduates and mid-career professionals to join our efforts to provide Chicago's children with the education they deserve. To be eligible to apply, a bachelor's degree is required but an education degree or certification is not. Please visit our website at www.chicagoteachingfellows.org.