Internal Committees

Committee responsibilities:

Active members: Leonardo Meireles Câmara, Maico Felipe Silva Ribeiro, Thiago Filipe da Silva, Renato Felberg Junior

Historical members:

Fabiano Petronetto, Fábio Júlio Valentim, Leonardo Câmara, and Marta Batoréo (28/08/2019 to 27/08/2021)

Committee responsibilities:

Management of the Program Website: Content Update: Keep information up to date regarding courses, events, news, publications, and other relevant program activities. Development and Maintenance: Coordinate with the technical team and program secretariat to ensure the website is always functioning properly, without technical issues. Accessibility: Enhance the website for search engines and ensure it is accessible to all users, including foreigners and those with special needs. Social Media Management: Instagram: Content Creation: Develop regular posts about events, student and professor achievements, mathematical curiosities, etc. Interaction with Followers: Respond to comments and direct messages, and interact with the community to increase engagement. Performance Analysis: Monitor performance metrics (reach, engagement, follower growth) and adjust the strategy as necessary. Content Planning: Develop a posting calendar to keep the social media active and engaging. Sharing News and Events: Share information about events, seminars, conferences, and other important happenings. Production of Graphic and Audiovisual Materials: Post Design: Create images, infographics, and other visual materials for social media and the website. Internal Communication: Emails and Announcements: Coordinate the distribution of important information via email and other internal communication platforms. Events and Promotion: Event Promotion: Create campaigns to promote seminars, workshops, thesis defenses, among others. Event Coverage: Document important program events and share highlights on social media and the website. Collaboration with Other Committees: Activity Coordination: Work together with other committees and departments to ensure integrated and efficient communication. Support for Projects: Offer support for projects involving publicity and communication. Training and Capacity Building: Team Training: Organize training for program secretariat members to improve communication practices, the use of digital tools, and management of the program’s website and social media data. These responsibilities aim to ensure effective, transparent, and engaging communication between the UFES Mathematics graduate program and its target audience.

Active members: Carolina Miranda, José Victor Goulart Nascimento, and Maico Ribeiro

Historical members:

Committee responsibilities:

Evaluate the academic interests of first-semester students; Assign an academic advisor to each student at least one week before the end of the registration period; Evaluate and report the progress of students at the end of each semester; Monitor deadlines for dismissals at the end of each semester; Evaluate and issue opinions on potential student dismissals at the end of each semester; Evaluate and issue opinions on dissertation supervision projects; Evaluate and issue opinions on the need for extensions. The distribution of advisory roles must respect the CAPES recommendations.

Dissertation projects must be linked to the advisor’s research project.

Active members: Daniela Paula Demuner, Brayan Cuzzuol Ferreira, and Fabiano Petronetto do Carmo.

Historical members:

Committee responsibilities: According to CAPES Ordinance No. 52, dated May 26, 2000, each graduate program must establish a Scholarship Committee, composed of at least three members: the Program Coordinator (President of the Committee), a representative from the program’s permanent staff, and a student representative. The Scholarship Committee is responsible for defining the criteria for the allocation, maintenance, and redistribution of scholarships directly allocated to the program. Specifically, the committee has the following specific responsibilities:

Prepare the call for student selection; Conduct the selection process for regular students; Conduct the selection process for special students; Select program scholars based on Resolution PPGMAT No. 01/2021, its amendments, and current legislation; Continually evaluate the selection criteria; The Committee must submit decisions for review by the PPGMAT Collegiate.

Active members: Ginnara Mexia Souto, Wescley Bonomo, and Fernando Pereira Paulucio Reis.

Historical members:

Fabiano Petronetto, Ginnara Souto, Jaqueline Ferreira, and Diogo Ciciliotti - Student Representative (10/09/2019 to 09/09/2020)

Committee responsibilities: Select a postdoctoral scholar for the program.

Active members: Brayan Ferreira, Carolina Miranda, Maico Ribeiro (Postdoctoral Scholar for PRAPG 2024)

Historical members:

Apoenã Passamani, Daniela Demuner, and Marta Batoréo (Postdoctoral Scholar for the National Postdoctoral Program PNPD/CAPES)

Committee responsibilities:

Active members

Historical members:

2022/1: Fábio Júlio Valentim and Marta Batoréo

Committee responsibilities: 

The Summer School is an academic and scientific event organized by the Graduate Program in Mathematics (PPGMAT-UFES), held annually since 2006, during the months of January, February, and March. The committee's responsibilities include organizing the event, ensuring it is carried out in a structured and efficient manner. During the school, a series of activities are directed towards undergraduate and graduate students, along with various research events aimed at disseminating work and fostering interaction between local researchers and those from diverse research centers across Brazil and abroad. Regular courses, workshops on program-related themes, lectures, outreach minicourses, and undergraduate symposia are offered.

Over the years, this event has proven to be an excellent environment for student and researcher exchange from multiple institutions. To access the event's website, click here.

Active members: Brayan Cuzzuol Ferreira, Fabiano Petronetto do Carmo, Fabio Julio da Silva Valentin 

Historical members:

Apoenã Passamani, Ginnara Souto, Renato Fehlberg, Adriana Monteiro - Student Representative (24/05/2019 to 23/05/2020)

Committee responsibilities: 

The PPGMAT lecture series covers a wide range of topics in mathematics, from more theoretical areas such as Analysis, Algebra, and Geometry to applications in physics, engineering, and other sciences. PPGMAT frequently invites speakers from other institutions, both national and international, providing a broader and more diverse perspective. These events are regularly organized and may take place weekly or biweekly, either in person or online, according to the program's schedule. The responsible committee is in charge of organizing these lectures, ensuring the quality and continuity of the event. The lectures are generally open to all interested participants, encouraging the involvement of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as those from related fields. For more information, click here.

Active members: Brayan Ferreira

Historical members:

Fábio Julio Valentim

João Paulo Costalonga

Jaqueline Ferreira

Ginnara Mexia Souto