Griffin Hall—building for some contributed papers sessions.
Campus parking: Kenton Drive Garage—the three buildings used for the meetings are nearby. Parking in this garage is free for meeting participants. If you park anywhere else on campus, you may get ticketed.
Hotel information—none of these are within walking distance of campus.
Area highlights—in case you need any off-campus amenities, or have some time before or after the meetings and want to explore the area.
Contributed paper/poster presentations by members from the three sections.
Other Events
Section NExT Professional Development Programming
Free workshop with lunch on Friday April 4 at noon (ET). For faculty in their first five years of teaching.
Panel on mental health in mathematics during the meeting. Open to all conference attendees.
Register for the conference online by March 26, or RSVP for the workshop to Axel Brandt (abrandt@jcu).
Undergraduate Student Competition
Takes place Friday, April 4, from 4:30pm to 6:30pm (ET), with on-site registration 2pm to 4pm (ET) and an orientation session 4:10pm to 4:25pm (ET).
It is a team-based competition for students from area colleges and universities.
Students spend two hours working in teams of up to three members to solve a series of questions on a wide range of mathematical topics, including calculus, probability, geometry, algebra, linear algebra, number theory, and number theory.
You must be registered for the conference in order to participate. To register your team for the competition, use this link.
Art Gallery
Showcasing works contributed by members from the three sections.
On display throughout the meeting in a room that will be locked over night.
Contributors are responsible for bringing their work to the meeting and taking them when they leave.
Register your piece online using the meeting registration form below by March 26.
Each year, the Mathematical Association of American (MAA) honors outstanding educators from each section with the MAA section award for excellence in undergraduate teaching. As of fall 2024, the name of this award will expand to honor Dr. Carol Crawford of the US Naval Academy, as her generous bequest supports this award being given yearly to one faculty member in each of the 29 sections of the MAA. Consider nominating a deserving candidate for this award.
