The FSU Women in Mathematics Lecture Series is an annual event aimed at promoting the achievements of women in mathematics and fostering an inclusive community within the field. Held each March, the series features a one-day program that includes a lunch with graduate students, Association for Women in Mathematics chapter members, female faculty, and postdocs, followed by a colloquium lecture delivered by a distinguished female mathematician. The event provides a platform for networking, mentorship, and inspiring discussions on current mathematical research and gender diversity in the mathematical sciences.
FSU Women in Mathematics Lecture Series
10/16/26, 3:05 pm – Love 101Karen Smith – University of Michigan
Colloquium | Women in Mathematics Lecture
03/27/26, 3:05 pm – Love 101Amie Wilkinson – University of Chicago
Colloquium | Women in Mathematics Lecture
03/28/25, 3:05 pm – Love 101Eko Hironaka – Florida State University
Colloquium | Women in Mathematics Lecture
03/1/24, 3:05 pm – Love 101Beatrice Riviere – Rice University
Colloquium | Women in Mathematics Lecture