GW Association for Women in Mathematics

The GW Association for Women in Mathematics at George Washington University in Washington, DC is dedicated to advancing women's participation and success in mathematical sciences. As a dynamic student organization, AWM works to broaden opportunities for women and girls pursuing careers in mathematics while creating an inclusive environment for all students interested in the field.

The organization operates with a clear mission focused on four key objectives. First, AWM actively encourages women and girls to pursue meaningful careers in the mathematical sciences, recognizing the importance of diverse perspectives in mathematics. Second, the organization provides essential support services for mathematics faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students navigating their academic and professional journeys. Third, AWM exposes all students—regardless of major or gender—to the diverse world of professional mathematics and the numerous career pathways available within the field.

Fourth, the organization creates valuable networking opportunities that connect students with professional mathematicians, facilitating mentorship and career guidance. Through these initiatives, AWM serves as a bridge between academic mathematics and professional practice. The organization maintains active engagement with its community through regular meetings, events, and digital presence across social media platforms. Led by dedicated student leadership including President Greta Batista, Vice President Rozmia Fattah, and other officers, AWM continues to foster an environment where mathematical talent can flourish. Based in Washington, DC, the organization represents George Washington University's commitment to supporting underrepresented groups in STEM fields and building a more inclusive mathematical community.