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Every other summer the Department of Mathematics at Iowa State University hosts a Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program that draws outstanding math majors from around the nation, many of them women and many from underrepresented minorities. Every month the department holds a dinner where women PhD students, together with faculty mentors, can discuss the special challenges women mathematicians face. Every week department chair Clifford Bergman shows up at the tea for undergraduates held in Sprague Lounge, a recently redesigned space where students can meet and hang out. And every weekday the Math Help Room offers free, walk-in tutoring for any student who needs it. These activities are not new or wildly innovative; they are “nothing fancy,” as former chair and current associate vice president Wolfgang Kliemann put it. But together they result in a synergy that

Nothing Fancy: Focus and Commitment Earn National Award for Iowa State