Truth Values audience, Théâtre Erick Moreau, San Francisco
“The types of honest and inspiring conversations that Truth Values sparks – can have a powerful impact on young audience members trying to find their own way forward with STEM education and careers.”
Ghazal Geshnizjani, professor and chair of Women in Math, University of Waterloo, appears with performance artist Gioia De Cari.
Amgen Professor of Biology Emerita, M.I.T., in The Boston Globe
Professor of Mathematics, MIT, Member, National Academy of Sciences
Professor of Mathematics, MIT
Director of University of Michigan's NSF ADVANCE Program
Professor of Mathematics, University of Ottawa
Executive Director, WISELI, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Chair of Mathematics, Shippensburg University
Assistant Vice President of Programs, American Mathematical Society
Program Director, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Director, ADVANCE Center, Texas A & M University
Author of Women Becoming Mathematicians
Graduate student, University of Toronto
M.I.T. Ph.D. in Mathematics, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of York
Student
Lawrence, Kansas
Professor of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley
Hear Gioia as a featured storyteller for the Story Collider Podcast, recorded live at Caveat NYC.
Ghazal Geshnizjani, professor and chair of Women in Math, University of Waterloo, appears with performance artist Gioia De Cari.
“The types of honest and inspiring conversations that Truth Values sparks – can have a powerful impact on young audience members trying to find their own way forward with STEM education and careers.”
Official Video Series
Hear Gioia as a featured storyteller for the Story Collider Podcast, recorded live at Caveat NYC.