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Awesome Math Girls
Awesome Math Girls is an organization dedicated to make mathematics and problem solving more appealing to girls at middle school and high school levels. Awesome Math Girls will strive to motivate, inform and provide tools necessary for girls to perform better in the field of Mathematics and related subjects.
Awesome things to know
Interview Series: Sydney Grodin
05 / 31 / 2026
Sydney Grodin is a rising senior at Crystal Springs Uplands School. Passionate about medicine from a young age, she hopes to become either a pediatrician...
Interview Series: Featuring Chiara Luey
04 / 30 / 2026
Chiara Luey is a senior at Crystal Springs Uplands School and a STEM advocate focused on clean energy, sustainability, and education. As the 2026 Youth...
Math on the Dance Floor
02 / 28 / 2026
Mihika Bansal I have been dancing for the past eight years, and if someone were to ask me last week to describe dance in two...
A Workout for the Brain
01 / 31 / 2026
Mihika Bansal Math appears everywhere! Try to spot where the math was used in this photo. One of the most common sayings I hear in...
Mihika’s Midterm Manual
12 / 07 / 2025
Mihika Bansal Math midterms always sneak up on me when I least expect it. One moment I am flipping through notes from the most recent...
Magic Squares
11 / 29 / 2025
Mihika Bansal Magic squares are a mathematical concept that I learned in sixth grade during finals week, when my brain was crammed with long formulas,...
The Calculus of Color
10 / 30 / 2025
Mihika Bansal Art and math feel like opposites at first; one uses imagination and creativity, and the other relies on logic and rules. However, math...
Math Competitions & Events
Tuesday, November 12, 2019 – November 18, 2019
AMC 8 (Grades 6-8)
January 30 and February 5, 2020
AMC 10/AMC 12
AIME I, March 11, 2020
AIME II, March 19, 2020
USAMO April 14 & 15, 2020
Math is Important
“The pipeline for nurturing top math talent in the U.S. is badly broken beginning at the middle school level. Eighty percent of female and 60 percent of male faculty hired in recent years by the very top U.S. research university mathematics departments were born in other countries.”
