Mathematical Association of America

Northeastern Section

Fall 2004 Newsletter

 

            The Full Newsletter

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            Election Information

                        Statements from the candidates

 

            Distinguished Teacher Award

                        Nominate a worthy successor to the galaxy of MAA/NES Distinguished Teachers

 

            Section Project NExT

                        Participate to the thriving Northeastern Project NExT group

 

            Registration Form

                        Download the registration form for our Fall meeting (see info below)

 

            Meeting Information

                        The November WPI Meeting

Ø      David Bressoud on alternating sign matrices

Ø      Bud Brown on the silver bullets of mathematics

Ø      Arthur Benjamin, author of Mathematics that Counts

Ø      Jack Graver on Fullerenes

Ø      Ilena Steinu uses graphical props to illustrate the algorithms for the Carpenter’s Rule Problem

Ø      Joseph McKenna, 2004 Distinguished Teacher

Ø      A. Heinricher, S. L. Weekes, & P. K. Aravind from WPI

Ø      NEW: Graduate Student talks

Ø      Contributed and Student papers

 

Obituary for Howard Eves

Ø      Founder of our Section

Ø      author of Mathematical Circles

Ø      author of renowned History of Math text

 

Obituary for Richard Sampson

Ø      Revered teacher of Mathematics

Ø      Drew others into the excitement of Mathematics

 

From the Colleges

            What’s happening elsewhere?

 

            Chair’s Message

                        Sarah Mabrouk reports

Ø      on the meeting sites she’s arranged for the next five years.

Ø      on the new project ACCCESS (that is not a spelling error)

Ø      on our new NExT fellows

Ø      on the results of the Olympiad

 

Governor’s Message

      Laura Kelleher reports

Ø      on MathDl

Ø      on CUPM report

 

Secretary-Treasurer’s Message

            Ann Kizanis tells us how much money we have

 

Two-Year College Representative’s Message

            Kathy Bavales gives her last report as the 2-year rep

 

Newsletter Editor’s Message

            Frank Ford gives some stats from the latest Committee on Section’s report

Ø      What’s the biggest Section?

Ø      How do we compare to others in attracting students to our Section meetings?