Integration Workshop 2026
For incoming Math, Applied Math, and Statistics and Data Science PhD students at University of Arizona
Date and time: August 10-14, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily (see below for more details)
Location: ENR2 S395
Faculty: David Glickenstein, Adi Adiredja, Misha Chertkov
Graduate Student Mentors: Bhargav Kale, Tyler Lendman, Tanner Reese
Introduction: The Integration Workshop is an intensive five-day workshop aimed at developing cohort relationships with incoming students, meeting faculty and advanced graduate students, and introducing students to approaching mathematics from a graduate perspective. It is expected that you participate in group work and group activities toward mathematics materials and projects. We ask that you come to this session with intellectual humility, respect, and willingness to learn from and listen to one another.
Welcome Statement ^1: The University of Arizona Programs in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics embrace diversity of age, background, beliefs, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, and other visible and nonvisible categories. We welcome all students to this workshop and expect that all students contribute to a respectful, welcoming, and inclusive environment. We will not tolerate discrimination, bias, or an unwelcoming environment. Please come to Dr. Glickenstein, Dr. Sethuraman, or other faculty if you feel unwelcome.
Access to Workshop materials: The workshop website can be accessed via Brightspace. You will need to login with your UA netid and select the Integration Workshop course.
Organization of the Workshop: The workshop consists of sessions on Analysis and Algebra, as well as a project, visits to campus resources, and some other enrichment activities. Each day there will be time for prework to prepare for the next day’s Analysis and Algebra sessions.
Schedule (subject to revision):
Distribution of name tags and introductions, etc. will start at 9:00 AM on Monday
1 Adapted from Williams College as published in Asked and Answered by Pamela Harris and Aris Winger.
