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Students and Faculty Participate in Joint Mathematical Meetings in Atlanta
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Several Belmont mathematics faculty members and one student recently attended and participated in the Joint Mathematical Meetings (JMM) in Atlanta, Georgia. JMM, the largest mathematics meeting in the world, combines the Mathematical Association of...
U of Utah mathematician wins prestigious prize
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University of Utah mathematician Christopher Hacon and three colleagues have won an American Mathematical Society prize for best research study – an honor so prestigious that it is awarded only once every three years. “It’s definitely a big deal, and...
Philip Holmes Receive 2013 AMS Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition
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Philip Homes and John Guckenheimer are receiving the 2013 AMS Leroy P. Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition. Presented annually by the American Mathematical Society, the Steele Prize is one of the highest distinctions in mathematics. The prize will...
AMS online opportunities
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The American Mathematical Society have created a system of online listings for people offering awards, fellowships, professional opportunities and other maths-related callouts. There’s a website at ams.org/ opportunities, where you can search, browse...
Justin Gash, assistant professor of mathematics and computing
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Franklin College’s dedicated, caring faculty and staff members are devoted to teaching and mentoring students, and they provide leadership and service in their disciplines, communities and the world. As scholars, researchers, writers, consultants and...

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Why is Slope Hard to Teach? | On Teaching and Learning Mathematics

By Sybilla Beckmann, Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Georgia, and Andrew Izsák, Professor of Mathematics Education in the Department...
Mathematics Instruction, an Enthusiastic Activity | On Teaching and Learning Mathematics

By William Yslas Vélez, Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Arizona. The best recruiting tool I have to convince students that they should continue in the study of mathemat...

Fractals | Visual Insight

To make this shape, start with a cube. Chop it into 3×3×3 smaller cubes, and remove all of them except the 8 at the corners. Then do the same thing for each of these 8 smaller cubes, and so on, fore...