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Mathematics Association of America
Southern California-Nevada Section
MAA membership provides a forum for educators, students, professionals, and math enthusiasts to share ideas, keep abreast of developments in the mathematical community, enhance their careers, and make new friends.
Did you know...
...that the SoCalNv Section of the MAA had its first meeting in 1925? Read about SoCalNv MAA Section History (pdf) in this article written for the Spring 2000 meeting program by Ernie Solheid.
Help Write Our Section History!
Do you have a specialmemory of an MAA Southern California Section meeting, event, or personality? Please share it with Ernie Solheid esolheid @ fullerton.edu.
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Fall 2011 SoCal-Nev Section Meeting
California State University, Los Angeles
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Featuring invited addresses by
- Matthias Beck
San Francisco State University
Combinatorial Reciprocity Theorems - Don Saari
UC Irvine
Mathematics and the Mystery of "Dark Matter" - Cindy Wyels
CSU, Channel Islands
Unexpected Outcomes in Undergraduate Research
and a Contributed Paper Session (call for papers).
Job Materials Review Are you a graduate student or postdoc applying for jobs this year? Bring your CV, Reasearch Statement and/or teaching statement for feedback by local mathematicians.
Do you know someone...
...who has made amazing contributions to the teaching and learning of mathematics? Make a nomination for the 2011 MAA Sectional Teaching Award.History and Pedagogy of Mathematics West Coast Conference
Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego
Sat.-Sun., October 1-2, 2011
For more information about this meeting of the Americas Section of the International Study Group on Relations Between History and Pedagogy of Mathematics (HPM),
please see http://www.hpm-americas.org/.
Fall 2011 SoCal-Nev Section Meeting
California State University, Los Angeles
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Featuring invited addresses by
- Matthias Beck
San Francisco State University
Combinatorial Reciprocity Theorems - Don Saari
UC Irvine
Mathematics and the Mystery of "Dark Matter" - Cindy Wyels
CSU, Channel Islands
Unexpected Outcomes in Undergraduate Research
and a Contributed Paper Session (call for papers).