The Mathematical Association of America’s PRofessional
Enhancement Program
(PREP) provides a range of activities to support growth for
mathematicians at all stages of their careers. Whether you are seeking
new ideas for research and teaching, development of leadership skills
or simply looking for a chance to interact with colleagues on one of
the annual MAA Mathematical Study Tours, PREP has a program for you.
The PREP summer workshop series enables faculty in the mathematical
sciences to respond to rapid
and significant developments that impact undergraduate mathematics.
PREP
workshops offer extended professional development experiences with
active involvement by all participants, leadership by experts, and a
commitment by participants to make use of what they learn. PREP
workshops serve faculty in the mathematical sciences from all types of
institutions, at all stages in their careers, and enable faculty to
reach beyond their own educational experiences. To achieve a sustained
impact, PREP workshops extend over time with preparatory, intensive and
on-going components. Follow-up components are typically held in
conjunction with the Joint Mathematics Meetings each January.
View the
2008 PREP Workshops.
Registration for the 2008 PREP Workshops
is now open.
PREP is a
project of the MAA with funding by the National
Science Foundation grant DUE #0341481. PREP
programs are
equally open to all faculty, independent of whether or not they are
members of the MAA or any other professional organization. Although
most of the programs in PREP are for faculty in the mathematical
sciences, those from other disciplines are welcome and some programs
may
specifically encourage communication among mathematics faculty and
those from other disciplines.
The registration fee covers some, but not all of
the costs of food and lodging during the workshop.
Payment must accompany application
2007
PREP Workshops
2006
PREP Workshops
List of PREP Workshops
from 2001-2005
Program
Director's Handbook
**Note: Full proposals for 2009 are due August 8, 2008. Early submissions
are encouraged. Please review our Guidelines
for Proposals before submitting.
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