Girls' Angle

# Girls' Angle Girls' Angle is a math club for girls based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, near Central Square, built around sustained mentorship rather than one-off events. Club meets take place most Thursdays from 3:45 to 5:45 PM, and the organization notes that "At every meet, there is at least one mentor present who has proven and published original theorems in mathematics" - an unusually direct link between school-age students and working research mathematicians. ## What You'll Do - Attend weekly Thursday club meets and work on mathematics with a small group and a mentor - Choose your own direction: club sessions are structured around student interest rather than a fixed syllabus - Take optional courses such as Math Contest Prep alongside regular club meets - Receive the Girls' Angle Bulletin, the organization's print magazine of mathematical writing, as a member - Email mentors between meets for guidance on problems you are working through ## Who Should Apply Girls roughly in grades 5-12 in the Boston area who want a durable mathematical community. There is no entrance exam - the club is designed to build interest as much as to serve students who already compete. Meets are $20 for members and $30 for nonmembers, with an additional 10% discount for members who pay in advance for all twelve meets in a session. ## Outcomes Members build a long-term relationship with research mathematicians, publish and read mathematical writing in the Bulletin, and gain the confidence that comes from a room where being a girl who does mathematics is the default rather than the exception.