Congratulations to Rowan Univeristy for hosting a great
Spring 2024 MAA-NJ joint meeting with MATYCNJ in spite of the weather.

Here the Spring 2024 MAA-NJ/MATYCNJ Meeting Program   

The   2024 MAA Congress Report presented by Karen Clark

Plan ahead for the Fall 2024 MAA-NJ Meeting:

Toward the end of summer this year we will be seeking abstracts for review for
the General Contributed Paper Sessions (GCPS), for the Fall 2024 MAA-NJ
meeting at Monmouth University.

The paper may focus on any aspect of mathematics. Examples include expository
mathematics, connections within mathematics or between mathematics and other
disciplines, the undergraduate mathematics curriculum, diversity, equity, inclusion
in mathematics, social justice in the classroom, teaching, data analysis, or mathematical
pedagogy.

The CPS committee seeks and encourages proposals that will contribute toward a
well-balanced and scholarly program that represents the MAA's mission.

MAA Code of Conduct 
The Mathematical Association of America is committed to maintaining the highest standards
of conduct and ethical behavior and promotes a working environment that values respect,
fairness and integrity.

The MAA's 2022 Impact Report is now available.

Polyplane - Exploring the Natural Laws of Shape

Alex Kontorovich and Glen Whitney are producing a compact traveling art/science
exhibition celebrating the beauty and structure of three-dimensional shapes.
Visitors will wander along a constellation of diverse geometric forms, each
precisely placed according to its numbers of sides, edges, and corners. From
this placement, a natural law that has informed centuries of human inquiry
becomes manifest: the Euler Polyhedron Formula.

To learn more about Polyplane and how you can participate go to: https://www.polyplane.org

GSUMC
The Garden State Undergraduate Mathematics Conference is held in conjunction with the MAA-NJ
Spring Meeting. It includes poster and oral presentation sessions for undergraduate students,
as well as a team mathematics-problem competition. To volunteer, contact:

Joseph Coyle   jcoyle@monmouth.edu,
Lee Collins   lcollins@atlantic.edu, or
Ik Jae Lee   leei@rowan.edu

Project NExT (New Experiences in Teaching) is a professional development
program for relatively new college-level faculty sponsored by the Mathematical
Association of America (MAA).

Information about the New Jersey section of NExT is available at:   NJ-NExT

Nominate a good teacher for the New Jersey MAA section's teaching award.
Nominations should be sent to the Section secretary, Elizabeth Uptegrove, at uptegrovee@felician.edu