This grant supports the participation of twenty-four students in the Graduate Student Mathematical Modeling Camp and the Mathematical Problems in Industry Workshop, organized by Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM). The camp and workshop provide an opportunity for students in the mathematical sciences to receive training that allows them to apply their academic knowledge to challenging real-world problems posed by companies in need of their technical insight. The students are first led through a four-day camp in which experienced mentors guide them through industrially inspired mathematical problems, focusing on problem formulation, mathematical analysis and computation, teamwork, communication, and the ability to explain technical results in terms that convey their value to non-technical audiences. The students then join professors, post-doctoral associates, and returning camp students for a week-long workshop at which they tackle high-risk problems, presented by participating companies. Students will leave the camp-workshop event with a deeper understanding of how they can contribute to a competitive workforce, and the company representatives will leave with a report that offers important insights into their challenging problems. Lasting collaborations and offers of employment regularly result from both the camp and workshop. In 2026, the Graduate Student Mathematical Modeling Camp will be held at the University of Delaware. The host site of the Mathema