Grad Students Leading the Way: How to organize your own local workshop
Check out this interview with Alex Moon, a graduate student at UWM who organized the SUFFERfest: Students United for Faster Enumerative Reasoning, August 2024. They share their advice on how graduate students can organize their own local workshops!
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