Mathematical Art and Community: Frank Farris’ MAA Spotlight

Mathematical art and community have always been an interest for our July Member Spotlight, Frank Farris, PhD, Santa Clara University Mathematics and Computer Science Chair. From 2001- 2005 and again in 2009, he served as the Editor of Mathematics Magazine. This work led ...
MAA MathFest 2023: Promoting a Safe and Welcoming Environment with MathSafe Training

The Mathematical Association of America (MAA), with a strong commitment to fostering a safe and welcoming environment, is pleased to announce members of the MAA Board of Directors, Congress, and staff, have completed MathSafe training; a program designed to ensure that a...
Impacting the World through Mathematics: Victor Piercey’s MAA Spotlight

The journey into mathematics isn’t always simple, sometimes the path might be similar to identifying all of the sides of an icosahedron. Our June Member Spotlight, Victor Piercey, PhD, JD, is a tenured mathematics professor at Ferris State University, who has developed a...
Going Beyond Borders with Mathematics: Po-Shen Loh’s Member Spotlight

Solving math problems can be more thought-provoking than the traditional method of repetition and teaching to/for a test. Our May Member Spotlight, Po-Shen Loh, PhD, is the national coach for the USA International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) team and who has invented a n...
Teaching Beyond Mathematics: Russell Goodman’s MAA Spotlight

MAA Officer-At-Large, Dr. Russell Goodman, shares his mathematical journey along with his new position on the Board of Directors for our Member Spotlight. His passion for sports intertwines with his empathy for students and love for mathematics in a way that inspires his...
Finding Community on the Journey to Mathematics: Ranthony AC Edmonds’s MAA Spotlight

“I’ve always loved math, but I don’t think it always loved me back,” said MAA Member Dr. Ranthony AC Edmonds as she shared her mathematical journey for our Member Spotlight. Although she always enjoyed mathematics, she found it challenging to become a part of the mathema...
Self-Determination and Strength on the Journey to Mathematics: Miranda Teboh-Ewungkem’s MAA Spotlight

Let no failure stop you from dreaming. Guard your mind and brain power. It is yours and yours only. ~Miranda Teboh-Ewungkem
83rd Putnam Competition Announces Top Students in Undergraduate Mathematics

WASHINGTON, DC - Announcing the results of the 2022 William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, the most prestigious mathematics competition for undergraduates.
Finding Compassion in Mathematics: Geillan Aly's MAA Spotlight

… as hokey as this sounds: mathematics is probably the closest we could ever get to really talking to God. That’s why I decided to study it. ~Geillan Aly
Drawing Your Way Into Mathematics: Chuck Garner’s MAA Spotlight

Many of us are drawn to what comes naturally. The same can be said for our August Member Spotlight, Chuck Garner, PhD, who has taught calculus for more than two decades at Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology, located in Conyers, GA. Garner is also a recipie...
Mathematical Art and Community: Frank Farris’ MAA Spotlight

Mathematical art and community have always been an interest for our July Member Spotlight, Frank Farris, PhD, Santa Clara University Mathematics and Computer Science Chair. From 2001- 2005 and again in 2009, he served as the Editor of Mathematics Magazine. This work led ...
MAA MathFest 2023: Promoting a Safe and Welcoming Environment with MathSafe Training

The Mathematical Association of America (MAA), with a strong commitment to fostering a safe and welcoming environment, is pleased to announce members of the MAA Board of Directors, Congress, and staff, have completed MathSafe training; a program designed to ensure that a...
Impacting the World through Mathematics: Victor Piercey’s MAA Spotlight

The journey into mathematics isn’t always simple, sometimes the path might be similar to identifying all of the sides of an icosahedron. Our June Member Spotlight, Victor Piercey, PhD, JD, is a tenured mathematics professor at Ferris State University, who has developed a...
Going Beyond Borders with Mathematics: Po-Shen Loh’s Member Spotlight

Solving math problems can be more thought-provoking than the traditional method of repetition and teaching to/for a test. Our May Member Spotlight, Po-Shen Loh, PhD, is the national coach for the USA International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) team and who has invented a n...
Teaching Beyond Mathematics: Russell Goodman’s MAA Spotlight

MAA Officer-At-Large, Dr. Russell Goodman, shares his mathematical journey along with his new position on the Board of Directors for our Member Spotlight. His passion for sports intertwines with his empathy for students and love for mathematics in a way that inspires his...
Finding Community on the Journey to Mathematics: Ranthony AC Edmonds’s MAA Spotlight

“I’ve always loved math, but I don’t think it always loved me back,” said MAA Member Dr. Ranthony AC Edmonds as she shared her mathematical journey for our Member Spotlight. Although she always enjoyed mathematics, she found it challenging to become a part of the mathema...
Self-Determination and Strength on the Journey to Mathematics: Miranda Teboh-Ewungkem’s MAA Spotlight

Let no failure stop you from dreaming. Guard your mind and brain power. It is yours and yours only. ~Miranda Teboh-Ewungkem
83rd Putnam Competition Announces Top Students in Undergraduate Mathematics

WASHINGTON, DC - Announcing the results of the 2022 William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, the most prestigious mathematics competition for undergraduates.
Finding Compassion in Mathematics: Geillan Aly's MAA Spotlight

… as hokey as this sounds: mathematics is probably the closest we could ever get to really talking to God. That’s why I decided to study it. ~Geillan Aly
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