Professor Erika T. Camacho
MLK Visiting Professor at MIT Mathematics Department 2013-2014
Recent interview on NPR discussing the importance of increasing the number of Latinas in STEM.
Highlights of my drive,
inspiration,
story,
challenges,
academic path,
teacher
(Jaime Escalante),
leadership,
mentoring,
teaching,
research,
interdisciplinary work,
commitment to diversity,
service,
interactions,
electronic support network,
presentations,
recognitions,
department,
ASU webpage.
Curriculum Vitae
General:
Employment
Education
Awards/Honors
Grants:
External
As Principal Investigator (PI)
As CO-PI
Internal
Manuscripts:
Publications
Technical Reports
Conf. Proceedings
Expository Articles
Presentations:
Keynote
Invited Addresses
Research
Poster
Plenary
General
Panel
Mentoring Activities:
REU
Undergrad Honors
Graduate Research
PhD Co-Chair
Dissertation Committees
Service:
To Profession
To External Community
To University
Workshops Organized
Professional Development
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Dr. Erika Tatiana Camacho
office: CLCC 274
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Applied Mathematical Sciences Summer Institute (AMSSI)  
Read the
newspaper article about AMSSI in La Opinion |
I completed my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics in May 2003 at the Center for Applied Mathematics at Cornell University under the direction of Richard Rand. I attended Wellesley College for my undergraduate and received bachelor degrees in Economics and Mathematics.
I owe a very special thanks to the Mellon Foundation, the Ford Foundation, and the Sloan Foundation for their tremendous financial and professional support throughout my academic career.
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