Michole Washington's guest appearances

Michole Washington

Math Therapy

The New Student Pharmacist's Podcast

Radical Math Talk

The New Chemist Podcast

The New Chemist's Podcast

Robert Langer

Michael Evans

Greg Zuckerman

Ben Zauzmer

John Mighton

Bruce Sellery

Esther Brunat

Grant Sanderson

Katie Hafner

Rosalind Wiseman

Renee Powers

Kyle Woumn

Sunil Singh

Imogen Coe

Sara Skrabalak

OwlTail

In this episode Michole Washington shares how she is active in supporting diversity and creativity in mathematics, as well as how she has been so successful as a student in the field.

In this episode Michole Washington shares how she is active in supporting diversity and creativity in mathematics, as well as how she has been so successful as a student in the field.

The New Chemist's Podcast -Interview with Michole Washington, PhD Candidate in Mathematics Education, University of Michigan

A couple months ago we had picked today as the launch date for Season 2, but we've been glued to the news as I'm sure you've been and we know that math is not exactly the topic on everyone's mind this week.  We considered delaying the launch, but we realized that an episode we had planned to release later in the season, a conversation with Michole Washington, was actually very topical.Michole is currently working on a PhD at the University of Michigan researching common experiences of Black people in math education, and she spoke with Vanessa back in February about diversity (or lack thereof) in math and what it felt like to be only the 9th Black woman to have EVER earned a B.S. from Atlanta’s Georgia Tech University in 2016.  This was a fascinating and at times challenging conversation and we hope you enjoy it.About MicholeMichole Washington is an expert on equitable and interactive design for K-16 STEM enrichment programs. She critically examines how undergraduate math courses can better support students, especially Black students. In particular, she focuses on relationship building in the math classroom as a method to increase STEM engagement.Follow Michole on Instagram @mathematichole_ and Twitter @mathematichole_Today’s show notes &amp; links: themathguru.ca/maththerapy/micholewashingtonFollow Vanessa on all socials: @themathguru

A couple months ago we had picked today as the launch date for Season 2, but we've been glued to the news as I'm sure you've been and we know that math is not exactly the topic on everyone's mind this week.  We considered delaying the launch, but we realized that an episode we had planned to release later in the season, a conversation with Michole Washington, was actually very topical.Michole is currently working on a PhD at the University of Michigan researching common experiences of Black people in math education, and she spoke with Vanessa back in February about diversity (or lack thereof) in math and what it felt like to be only the 9th Black woman to have EVER earned a B.S. from Atlanta’s Georgia Tech University in 2016.  This was a fascinating and at times challenging conversation and we hope you enjoy it.About MicholeMichole Washington is an expert on equitable and interactive design for K-16 STEM enrichment programs. She critically examines how undergraduate math courses can better support students, especially Black students. In particular, she focuses on relationship building in the math classroom as a method to increase STEM engagement.Follow Michole on Instagram <a href="//instagram.com/mathematichole_" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@mathematichole_</a> and Twitter <a href="//twitter.com/mathematichole_" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@mathematichole_</a>Today’s show notes &amp; links: <a href="//themathguru.ca/maththerapy/micholewashington" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">themathguru.ca/maththerapy/micholewashington</a>Follow Vanessa on all socials: @themathguru

S2E01: A Black woman walks into a math class … w/ Michole Washington