Just learnedwhat theEDGEacronymstands forGave aposter or talkin a differentJMM sessionWho worksin industryorgovernmentHascollaboratedwith anotherEDGE alum onresearch oroutreachWas or Is anEDGESummerProgram Co-DirectorIs going toapply to attendan EDGESummerProgramWas aMentor atthe EDGESummerProgramAttendedEDGE SummerProgram as aparticipantbefore 2010Whoseresearch areaconnects todata scienceor computationThis istheir firstJMM everIs a recipient ofthe KarenEDGEFellowship orthe RuskaiResearch FundIs wearingan EDGEshirtChangedtheirresearcharea in gradschoolIs one of the149+ EDGESummer Programparticipants whohas earned aPhDHas presentedat a mathconferenceoutside theU.S.Giving a talkin an EDGEsession thisyearHas met alifelong friendthrough theEDGEnetworkWhoseresearcharea is inappliedmathematicsHas invitedanother EDGEmember togive a talk orseminarHasattended anEDGEWebinar inthe last yearHas theiroriginalEDGE bagand still usesitWrote orupdated theirteachingstatementrecentlyHelpedorganize orfacilitate anEDGE eventKnows thetwo womenwho startedEDGE in1998Just learnedwhat theEDGEacronymstands forGave aposter or talkin a differentJMM sessionWho worksin industryorgovernmentHascollaboratedwith anotherEDGE alum onresearch oroutreachWas or Is anEDGESummerProgram Co-DirectorIs going toapply to attendan EDGESummerProgramWas aMentor atthe EDGESummerProgramAttendedEDGE SummerProgram as aparticipantbefore 2010Whoseresearch areaconnects todata scienceor computationThis istheir firstJMM everIs a recipient ofthe KarenEDGEFellowship orthe RuskaiResearch FundIs wearingan EDGEshirtChangedtheirresearcharea in gradschoolIs one of the149+ EDGESummer Programparticipants whohas earned aPhDHas presentedat a mathconferenceoutside theU.S.Giving a talkin an EDGEsession thisyearHas met alifelong friendthrough theEDGEnetworkWhoseresearcharea is inappliedmathematicsHas invitedanother EDGEmember togive a talk orseminarHasattended anEDGEWebinar inthe last yearHas theiroriginalEDGE bagand still usesitWrote orupdated theirteachingstatementrecentlyHelpedorganize orfacilitate anEDGE eventKnows thetwo womenwho startedEDGE in1998

EDGE Networking Session 2026 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Just learned what the EDGE acronym stands for
  2. Gave a poster or talk in a different JMM session
  3. Who works in industry or government
  4. Has collaborated with another EDGE alum on research or outreach
  5. Was or Is an EDGE Summer Program Co-Director
  6. Is going to apply to attend an EDGE Summer Program
  7. Was a Mentor at the EDGE Summer Program
  8. Attended EDGE Summer Program as a participant before 2010
  9. Whose research area connects to data science or computation
  10. This is their first JMM ever
  11. Is a recipient of the Karen EDGE Fellowship or the Ruskai Research Fund
  12. Is wearing an EDGE shirt
  13. Changed their research area in grad school
  14. Is one of the 149+ EDGE Summer Program participants who has earned a PhD
  15. Has presented at a math conference outside the U.S.
  16. Giving a talk in an EDGE session this year
  17. Has met a lifelong friend through the EDGE network
  18. Whose research area is in applied mathematics
  19. Has invited another EDGE member to give a talk or seminar
  20. Has attended an EDGE Webinar in the last year
  21. Has their original EDGE bag and still uses it
  22. Wrote or updated their teaching statement recently
  23. Helped organize or facilitate an EDGE event
  24. Knows the two women who started EDGE in 1998