Summer Programs for Math Students

Each organization below is seeking applications from undergraduates in the mathematical sciences for a summer program. Most of the programs are REUs (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) partially funded by the NSF (National Science Foundation). Most of these programs are also listed in the NSF's list of REU sites in the mathematical sciences, and in the similar list hosted by the American Mathematical Society. The summer programs consist of 8 to 9 weeks of mathematical activities. Compensation typically includes room, meals, a multi-thousand dollar stipend, and possible travel support. Click on the links in the table below to find more information about the particular programs. If you have questions or need help in applying (downloading forms, getting recommendation letters, etc.) contact Professor J. Blazejewski or Professor K. Mawhinney.

Special Notes:

• Many federal agencies support STEM undergraduates. For information on internships, scholarships, and other opportunities, see http://stemundergrads.science.gov.
• Mathprograms.org lists additional opportunities. Click on "View programs."
• SR-EIP, the Summer Research Early Identification Program, offers summer internships at many institutions in many disciplines, including STEM disciplines.
• Women and minorities are especially encouraged to apply for any of these programs. The EDGE progam is restricted to applications from women. The Ohio State ROMUS program and Columbia University's STAR program are directed at under-represented groups. The Harold Blackwell Summer Research Institute at UCLA encourages African American participants. The MAA NREUP program seeks minority applicants.

Go to:

• ASU
• Mathematical Sciences Department