The Michigan MAA supports Black Lives Matter and dismantling systems of racism and oppression. The Michigan MAA Statement on Black Lives affirms our support of the broader movement to end racial injustice and suggests ways that Michigan MAA members can foster justice and equity within their mathematical communities. This statement offers suggestions for making classrooms inclusive and equitable, learning about race and ethnicity in mathematics, and supporting organizations dedicated to racial justice and equity within the mathematics community.
Read the section officers' and representative's reports, read about upcoming section events, ways you can be involved in the MAA Michigan Section, a call for teaching and service award nominations, news reports from departments across the state, and much more in the Spring 2022 newsletter, or browse the newsletter archive.
Nominations for the 2023 Michigan MAA Distinguished Teaching Award will be accepted until December 31, 2022. Send electronic copies of the nomination form to Doug Lapp <lapp1da@cumich.edu> with "Michigan DTA Nomination" in the subject line.
Nominations for the 2023 Michigan MAA Distinguished Service Award will be accepted until January 31, 2023. Please send nominations to Victor Piercey <VictorPiercy@ferris.edu> with "Michigan DSA Nomination" in the subject line.
Congratulations to Abraham Edwards (Lyman Briggs College at Michigan State University) for receiving the Distinguished Teaching Award, and to Victor Piercey (Ferris State University) for receiving the Distinguished Service Award, and to Jack Graham (Hillsdale College) for receiving the Ron Mosier Memorial Award for Student Presentations given by the Michigan MAA at the 2022 Annual Section Meeting.
The annual section meeting will be at Alma in Spring 2023.
MAA MathFest is in-person at the Mariott in Downtown Philadelphia with a robust virtual component for remote attendance, August 3-6, 2022