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MESA Spring Colloquium Series: Dr. Daniel Reinholz (SDSU)

Published by mesaofficercolloquiumchair on February 5, 2021

Flyer for the colloquium.
It has a red circle with a curve at the top with the title "Mathematics Education Student Association Colloquium Announcement."
It is followed by a picture on the left side of a smiling white man with short blonde har in a blue shirt, you can see some palm trees behind him. On the right is the title of the talk: "Moving towards racial and gender justice in undergraduate mathematics: What role do data play?"
Underneath is a red box with white text inside that says: Dr. Daniel Reinholz, San Diego State University.
Below in black font is the date of the event: Friday, February 26 from 1 to 2 pm Eastern time. There is also a Zoom link with the meeting number 97972584209.

Below in smaller font is the abstract of the talk: This session focuses on the pressing issue of promoting racial and gender justice in undergraduate mathematics education. We will attempt to answer the key question: What is needed to galvanize faculty into action and provide appropriate support to address systemic oppression? Drawing from my work with the EQUIP observation tool (https://www.equip.ninja), I describe my experience working with dozens of faculty members and how providing data analytics describing racialized and gendered patterns of student participation in their classrooms can be an important first step towards the larger changes needed in the academy.

After the abstract is additional event info in italics: Immediately after the talk all students are welcome to join Dr. Reinholz and MESA for an informal conversation via Zoom.

If you need additional info and accommodations, please reach out to Aida Alibek via email aida.alibek@uga.edu or by calling 3129257215.

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