Wikipedia:Meetup/Clemson/Clemson-Mar12-2022-Meetup
| Date | Saturday, 12 March 2022 |
|---|---|
| Time | 10:00am - 3:00pm |
| Address | Martin Hall M-1 |
| Registration: | [expired] |
| Contacts | Keri Sather-Wagstaff ssather@clemson.edu and Kristen Savary ksavary@g.clemson.edu |
| City, State | Clemson, South Carolina |
Join us at the Clemson's Women's History Month Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon! In this event, experienced Wikipedians will edit and create wikipedia pages with an eye toward increasing representation of women on Wikipedia.
Land acknowledgement
[edit]The main campus of Clemson University occupies the traditional and ancestral land of the Cherokee People. The campus was built on a former slave plantation by convict labor. Learn more at https://www.decolonizecu.org/.
What to expect
[edit]This is a gathering for experienced Wikipedians to come together in honor of Women's History Month.
Details
[edit]- Date: Saturday 12 March 2022
- Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm
- Location: Clemson University, Martin Hall M-1
Resources
[edit]Getting Started
[edit]Links from previous training slides
[edit]- Decolonize Clemson
- Gantt BHM events
- Racial bias on Wikipedia
- Help guide for editing Wikipedia
- Gender bias on Wikipedia
- Women in Red
- Women in Red Mathematics
- Creating a Wikipedia Account
- Sources
- No original research rule
- Random Wikipedia Page
- Visual Editor
- Jesús A. De Loera
- Talitha Washington
- Neutral point of view rule
- Using images on Wikipedia
- Wikimedia Commons
- Notability criterion
- Slides from Keri's presentation
Finding Articles
[edit]- Women in Red
- WikiProject LGBT studies includes suggestions for articles to create and edit/improve
- Other wiki projects
- List of Math/CS biographies and awards that need pages created. This page was started a few years ago but has a lot of good articles to work on.
- Ideas for articles to edit/create
- Mathematically Gifted & Black
- Lathisms
- 500 Queer Scientists
- Somewhere to maybe start looking for black computer scientists
- Mathematicians of the African Diaspora
- Mathematical Spelmanites with Doctorates
Suggested References
[edit]- Biographies of Women Mathematicians, hosted at The Women in Math Project
- Biographies of Women Mathematicians, hosted at Agnes Scott College
- Book, Pioneering Women: Pre-1940 PhDs in Mathematics
- MacTutor History of Mathematics archive Click the link on the left for female mathematicians.
Additional Resources
[edit]- AWM Wikipedia google group
- Adding Math Reviews links to Wikipedia pages
- Template for Bio of Women Mathematician
- KSW Template for short Bio
- How to add a photo to an article. You'll actually upload the photo to WikiCommons via their upload wizard
- Wikipedia article on what "Notability" means.
Example Articles
[edit]- Rachel Kuske (short article)
- Georgia Benkart (detailed article)
- Karen Vogtmann (article with picture)
Participant Resources
[edit]Articles to Edit
[edit]Make sure to list each article as created when moved to the mainspace.
- Our suggested references (requires minor source editing)
- Emmy Noether Fellowship
- Milena Hering, University of Edinburgh, LMS Emmy Noether Fellows Emmy Noether Fellowship by Sandra Annie Tsiorintsoa
- Javier Rojo SACNAS Distinguished Scientist Award [1] [2] Sandra
- all 2022 Mathematically Gifted & Black honorees, including update to Mathematically Gifted & Black itself for ALL honorees
Articles to Create
[edit]- high priority Helen Wong [Birman Award] and Simons Fellow Kristen editing
- Sloan research fellows also Sloan Research Fellowship
- Alejandro Aceves SIAM fellows also SIAM Fellow
- Rosemary Pennington award
- Shabnam Akhtari prize and here
- Manuel Rivera [karen edge fellow]
- Assefaw H. Gebremedhin [George Pólya Prize in Applied Combinatorics]
- Giulia Giordano [SIAM Activity Group on Control and Systems Theory Prize]
- [Simons Fellows]
- Meirav Zehavi [Krill Prize]
- Maria Helena Noronha [Humphreys Award]
- Alexandra Carpentier [von Kaven Award]
- Vera Roshchina Christopher [Heyde Medal]
- Susan E. Minkoff [SIAM Secretary] notable?
- Alison Ramage [SIAM Board of Trustees] notable?
- Natalia Alexandrov [SIAM Council Member-at-Large] notable?
- Irina Kurkova [Robbins Prize]
- Debra Carney [AWM fellow 2022]
- Daniela Ferrero [AWM fellow 2022]
- Lauren L. Rose [AWM fellow 2022]
- Renate Scheidler [AWM fellow 2022]
- Elizabeth (Betsy) Yanik [AWM fellow 2022]
- Nilima Nigam [CAIMS-Fields Industrial Mathematics Prize]
- Lonni Philip Tabb [Randall Award]
- Debra Carney - AWM Fellow
- Daniela Ferrero - AWM Fellow
- Leona Harris [AMS DEDI]
- Lily S. Khadjavi queer and notable
- MAA Henry L. Alder Award Recipients without Wikipedia Pages:
- Kenneth Monks (2020)
- PJ Crouch (2019)
- Chad Awtrey (2018)
- David Clark (2018)
- Steven Klee (2017)
- Benjamin Galluzzo (2016)
- Patrick Rault (2015)
- Dominic Klyve (2014) (also add cross reference to name on Brun's theorem)
- Kumer Das (2013)
- Christopher Storm (2013)
- Michael Posner (2012)
- Nathan Carter (2010)
- Scott Annin (2009)
- David Brown (2008)
- Timothy Chartier (2007)
- Darren Narayan (2007)
- Christopher N. Swanson (2006)
- Matthew DeLong (2005)
- numerous award winners here [3]
- Aaron Pollack Centennial Fellowship AMS Centennial Fellowship
- mathical book prize also most authors listed here need wiki pages too
- MAA Mary P. Dolciani Award Recipients without Wikipedia Pages:
- Al Cuoco (2018)
- Awards
- Cathleen Synge Morawetz Prize named after Cathleen Synge Morawetz
- AWM fellows needs its own page
- Christopher Heyde Medal [4]
- Programs
- Notable?
- SACNAS leadership
- Elizabeth Gross NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Zheng Ke NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Mona Merling NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Jose Perea NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Veronika Rockova NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Cynthia Vinzant NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Emily Witt NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Chuan Xue NSF CAREER award be careful about notability
- Garima P. Desai Rhodes Scholar be careful about notability
- Duane Cooper AMS MaL be careful about notability
- Anne Joyce Shiu AMS MaL be careful about notability
- Vilma Mesa
- Elizabeth Cherry SIAM leadership notable?
- National Institute of Statistical Sciences (NISS) Jerome Sacks Award for Outstanding Cross-Disciplinary Research
Articles Edited
[edit]- Mathematically Gifted & Black 2021 and 2022 honorees by Brenda Burk
- Milena Hering, University of Edinburgh, LMS Emmy Noether Fellows Emmy Noether Fellowship by Sandra Annie Tsiorintsoa
- Richard C. DiPrima Prize by Keri Sather-Wagstaff
Articles Created
[edit]- Sonia Zárate by Keri Sather-Wagstaff
- Anna Seigal by Keri Sather-Wagstaff
- Anne-Sophie Kaloghiros by Kristen Savary and Keri Sather-Wagstaff
- Maggie Miller by Anna Marie Vagnozzi