Beliefs and Belongings in Mathematics LAUNCHINGS, TEACHING & LEARNINGDavid BressoudNovember 19, 2024David Bressoud, STEM, women, equity, inclusion, COVID-19, coronavirus, STEM education, resources, online resources, job search, career, industry
The Higher Ground TEACHING & LEARNING, Navigating the FutureAnnie PetittNovember 12, 2024pedagogy, generative AI, Lew Ludwig
A Mathematician in a School of Art: an interview with Edmund Harriss COMMUNITY, TEACHING & LEARNING, MAA LEADERSAnnie PetittNovember 7, 2024
Reflections on applying for jobs as a PhD Student, Part II Grad Student Blog, TEACHING & LEARNINGAnnie PetittOctober 31, 2024job market, resources, research
Reflections on applying for jobs as a PhD Student, Part I TEACHING & LEARNING, Grad Student BlogAnnie PetittOctober 29, 2024job market, resources, research
Introducing Power Analysis in the Mathematics Classroom INCLUSIVITY, TEACHING & LEARNINGAnnie PetittOctober 24, 2024mathematics, power, race, Carrie Diaz Eaton, oppression, colonialism
Seeing is Believing : Using 3D Visualization to Strengthen Student Understanding COMMUNICATION, DUE Point, TEACHING & LEARNINGAnnie PetittOctober 17, 2024professional development, Jana Talley, visualization, multivariable calculus
The Calculus Video Project LAUNCHINGS, TEACHING & LEARNINGDavid BressoudOctober 15, 2024David Bressoud, STEM, women, equity, inclusion, COVID-19, coronavirus, STEM education, resources, online resources, job search, career, industry
Navigating a Math REU COMMUNICATION, TEACHING & LEARNING, Grad Student BlogAnnie PetittOctober 10, 2024quantum information, Linear Algebra, Sara Costa, Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
There and Back Again: Of Tails and Tubes TEACHING & LEARNING, Navigating the FutureAnnie PetittOctober 8, 2024pedagogy, generative AI, Lew Ludwig
How Low Can the Popular Vote Go? TEACHING & LEARNING, MAA LEADERSAnnie PetittOctober 3, 2024vote, voting, election, presidential election, polls, electoral college, linear program, chuck wessell, math horizons, george polya, presidency, president, united states, Tim Chartier, Patrick Danielson, Jonad Pulaj, Ben Yokoyama, Gurobi Python, math, maa
Tricks & Tips for Writing a Successful NSF DUE Grant TEACHING & LEARNING, DUE PointAnnie PetittSeptember 19, 2024NSF, DUE, IUSE, funding, grant writing, Suzanne, Suzanne Doree, Doug Ensley, April Strom
How to Learn Mathematics LAUNCHINGS, TEACHING & LEARNINGDavid BressoudSeptember 17, 2024David Bressoud, STEM, women, equity, inclusion, COVID-19, coronavirus, STEM education, resources, online resources, job search, career, industry
WEBSIGMAA: A Revitalization Effort TEACHING & LEARNING, MAA LEADERSAnnie PetittSeptember 12, 2024artificial intelligence, internet, SIGMAA, JMM, Shanda Hood, Joe Fields, Bernd Sing, Brian Walton
The Temperature of the Room TEACHING & LEARNING, Navigating the FutureAnnie PetittSeptember 10, 2024pedagogy, generative AI, artificial intelligence.Lew Ludwig
Winging It in the AI Apocalypse TEACHING & LEARNING, MAA LEADERSAnnie PetittAugust 29, 2024artificial intelligence, Matt Jackson
Grad Students Leading the Way: How to organize your own local workshop TEACHING & LEARNING, MAA LEADERSAnnie PetittAugust 27, 2024graduate school, students, Pamela E. Harris, Alex Moon, workshops, combinatorics, SUFFERfest
The State of IBL LAUNCHINGS, TEACHING & LEARNINGDavid BressoudAugust 20, 2024David Bressoud, STEM, women, equity, inclusion, COVID-19, coronavirus, STEM education, resources, online resources, job search, career, industry
Preparing Our Classrooms for AI This Fall TEACHING & LEARNING, Navigating the FutureAnnie PetittAugust 13, 2024pedagogy, generative AI, Lew Ludwig
Some Helpful LaTeX Tools to Get You Started or to Up Your Game Grad Student Blog, TEACHING & LEARNINGAnnie PetittAugust 8, 2024teaching, pedagogy, resources, Alexis Newton
