This is Michigan | Encouraging Diverse Master's of Math

A new generation of diverse math scholars is being inspired to take their careers to the next level by the Marjorie Lee Browne Scholars Program at U-M. The program has reimagined the Department of Mathematics’ master's degree program as a space where underrepresented students can hone their abilities while engaging with faculty and a network of peers. The two-year program admits four fully funded students per year. It's funded by a National Science Foundation’s Bridging Bridges grant, a program that highlights mentoring and community building to enhance diversity in STEM fields. The grant aims to increase the number of students from historically underrepresented communities, including students of color and students of disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds.
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