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 Meeting minutes can be found [[ minutes | here]].
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+====Fall 2024====
+* General Meeting Times: Every Monday from 1:10pm-2:00pm in MSB 3240!  (or on Zoom - join our mailing list to be emailed the Zoom link)
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+====Spring 2023====
+* General Meeting Times: Every Friday from 2:30pm-3:30pm in MSB 3240!  (or on Zoom - join our mailing list to be emailed the Zoom link)
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+A social is planned for Friday 4/28, 5-6 PM in MSB 1147. It's a hyperbolic geometry crochet social .
+====Fall 2022====
+* Nov 18.   in 2240MSB at 4pm. Given the upcoming holidays Fall meetings will be “even dated” Fridays at 4pm in 2240MSB. Unlikely to meet in December due to FINALS
+*  Nov 4 meeting -  big social event!!   4pm in special room:  1147 MSB.  Free food!
+* Oct 28 meeting  - inviting other potential members in MSB to our meetings,
+* Oct 21 meeting - Plans for the quarter
+* Oct 7 meeting  -  Election of officers
+* Sept 30 meeting
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-==== **Fall 2021** ====
-**Monday, Oct 25, 3:10-4:00 in tbd MSB and via Zoom**
-We'll hold elections for the 2021-2022 academic year!  Candidates will provide statements that we'll post on the main page for you to read.  We asked participants who wanted to run for  office or to help   coordinate our activities to fill out a Google Form that list-serve members received in an email (on Oct 6).  Or see the main page to links of forms to fill out to sign up to run or say what times are good for meetings.
+====Spring 2022====
+**Upcoming Events:**
+  * Hyperbolic Geometry Crochet Workshop: Friday, May 13th, 5-6 PM at MSB 1147
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+====Winter 2022====
+**General Meetings for Winter Quarter:**
+  * Friday, February 4th: 3:30-4:30 pm
+  * Thursday, February 10th: 4-5 pm
+  * Friday, February 18th: 3:30-4:30pm
+  * Thursday, February 24th: 4-5 pm
+  * Friday, March 4th: 3:30-4:30 pm
+  * Thursday, March 10th: 4-5pm
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+==== Fall 2021 ====
+**Monday, Oct 25, 3:10-4:00 in 3240 MSB and via Zoom**
+We'll hold elections for the 2021-2022 academic year!  Candidates will provide statements that we'll post on this page for you to read as they become available.  We asked participants who wanted to run for  office or to help   coordinate our activities to fill out a Google Form that list-serve members received in an email (on Oct 6).  Or see the main page to links of forms to fill out to sign up to run or say what times are good for meetings.
+**Candidate Statements:**
+  *  **Vaishnavi Kulkarni** 	As a person who had mixed feelings for mathematics, I understand how difficult it is to start enjoying math. For me, it greatly depended on the guidance I received while in need. Being a part of AWM, I hope to blossom the love for mathematics in others. Together we shall build a strong and enduring community of Women in Mathematics who will undoubtedly inspire future generations!
+  * **Faith Xiong**  	As an underrepresented community, it can be difficult to find the resources or opportunities needed to pursue our dreams. However, through AWM, we continue to stand strong and support the goals of our members. I hope to guide us through this process by being the Vice President or Treasurer. No matter what position I have, I will do my best to ensure that we receive as many opportunities as possible. With this and various resources, we will not only improve ourselves as individuals, but also as a community. Let’s continue to support and encourage one another!
+  * **Alyssa Phan	**I am dedicated to fostering an inclusive and engaging community within AWM, where we can all support each other in our academic, professional, and personal goals and share our passions for mathematics. As an officer for AWM, I plan to provide resources and workshops for our members to get involved and pursue research, graduate school, and/or careers. I also want to host fun social events and speaker sessions with graduates, faculty, and national AWM members to share our experiences and research, as well as to explore different different topics within mathematics. I hope to foster strong relationships within our AWM community and the wider STEM community to provide a strong support system to help us navigate our time at Davis and beyond.
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