Opening Doors and Transforming Science Through SRP
Aissata Diop never imagined she would be working at a Department of Energy National Laboratory when she started her studies at Bronx Community College, CUNY.
Aissata Diop never imagined she would be working at a Department of Energy National Laboratory when she started her studies at Bronx Community College, CUNY.
Dr. Jose Monsalve Diaz is a postdoctoral appointee in Argonne National Laboratory. He started at Argonne in 2018 as a graduate student at the University
Aman Rani is a Ph.D. student in Mathematics and Statistics at Texas Tech University. She is in the first generation of her family to attend
The Ideal Intersection When Elise Dettling, a senior studying theoretical mathematics at Grand Valley State University in Michigan, applied to the Sustainable Research Pathways for
It is the rare and special summer internship that not only changes your life, but also allows you to open new doors and new worlds to others over many years. In the summer of 2019, when Tanzima Islam was a professor at Western Washington University, she was part of Sustainable Research Pathways (SRP) and went to Berkeley Lab with two of her undergraduate students. She calls the experience a “defining moment” for her career, and the research they conducted led to software, published papers, and the backbone for her early career research.
The Exponential Impact of SRP It is the rare and special summer internship that not only changes your life, but also allows you to open
Participating in Broader Engagement was way more fun than I expected! Sharing breakfast with exciting people was an awesome, and frankly a unique opportunity to
I am Pulkita Jain, an international student studying chemical engineering at Santa Barbara City College. I applied to the BE program and SIAM CSE19 conference
The best part of the BE program was meeting people from diverse backgrounds and seeing the same passion about science and math that I have.
First and foremost, I want to enthusiastically express that as a PhD student who has participated in a good number of conference experiences over my
Life is about taking risks, getting completely out of your comfort zone, and learning how to come together from different walks of life to achieve
It’s 9:00 pm on a frigid February night in Spokane, WA, and I am an undergraduate senior sitting in a cafe with three strangers discussing
My name is Louis Paul Romero. I am a California Community College student at Hartnell College in Salinas awaiting transfer for Fall 2018 to the
I think my position was relatively unique in being treated like faculty while being closer, in age and development, to many of the undergraduate students.
I first got involved with the SRP Program through my college professor, Dr. Xinlian Liu. He was planning to participate in research project at LBNL
I first discovered the opportunity to participate in the SRP Program’s summer research internship through my math professor, Wai Lau. Before participating, I wasn’t sure
I first became involved in the SRP Program when my advisor, Dr. Xinlian Liu, recommended me for the summer research internship at Berkeley lab. So
Participating in the SRP Program has been a very beneficial experience to me! The SRP matching workshop allowed me the unique opportunity to meet with
Participating in the program was an experience unlike any other. I believe the program was very engaging and intuitive. I appreciated the Guided affinity groups
In school, I’ve thought myself as the painter who happened to also do math and never the other way around. It’s a very dissociative way
Without the existence of the BE program, I would never have been able to attend the CSE17 conference. I met so many great people and
I had been to only one conference before attending BE program. I had the usual preparation before I embarked on my journey. Printed out the
I signed up for the SIAM CSE15 BE program, because I wanted to share my experience as a fairly novel user of HPC resources with
I signed up for SIAM CSE15 BE program because of my need to interact with peers, exchange ideas, ask a lot of questions and eventually
The “Pathways to Success” workshop made me realized that there are many people that have overcome difficult situations in life, and even though their lives
The main reason why I applied to the SIAM CSE15 Broader Engagement (BE) program is because I wanted to learn more about the opportunities to
I volunteered to be a mentor for the SIAM CSE15 BE program several reasons! First of all, the mentoring program focuses on the vital challenge
Grace Rodriguez Gomez (University of Puerto Rico) had a BE epiphany. “When I was in high school, I wanted to major in Art at a
I was initially attracted to the SIAM CSE15 conference based on the spirit of interdisciplinary collaboration and exciting research at the intersection of physical sciences
The Pathways to Success workshop was extremely beneficial to me, as well as emotional. When I came to BE SIAM I was feeling horrible about
I was born to a family of coffee growers in Nicaragua. When I graduated High School my mother insisted for us to move to the
When I met Mary Ann I had a keen instinct that engineering or a STEM major was for me and it was the path of
I met Mary Ann during my first years as a fellow of the DOE CSGF program. Among our many interactions, I especially recall one of
I was first introduced to High Performance Computing (HPC) and Mary Ann Leung at the Richard Tapia conference in 2009, where she gave a presentation
I know Mary Ann from the DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship. For most of us, she personifies the program in its aim to train
For many of us, an education does not come easy. The math and the sciences even less so; linear, rigorous, and unambiguous in their outcomes.
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