MAA Students
The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) is the largest mathematical society in the world that focuses on mathematics for students, faculty, professional mathematicians, and all who are interested in the mathematical sciences; that is, mathematics at the undergraduate level. Our members include university, college, and high school teachers; high school, undergraduate and graduate students; and others in academia, government, business, and industry. Our core interests are Education, Research, Professional Development, Public Policy, and Public Appreciation. The student web pages cover topics in academics, careers, research/summer opportunities, meetings for students, and more. If you are not yet a member, we urge you to consider joining and ask you to visit our membership page. As a member, you can help the MAA fulfill our goals to benefit you, the student.
Our goal is to be nothing less than the best source of information for high school, undergraduate, & graduate students as well as anyone interested in mathematics. Any questions or comments can be sent to Robert W. Vallin, MAA Associate Director for Student Programs.
2010 Joint Mathematics Meetings
The 2010 Joint Mathematics Meetings will take place January 13-16, 2010, in San Francisco. The deadline for advanced registration is December 22, 2009.
Judges are needed for the Undergraduate Student Poster Session. Judging will take place from 2:30-4:00pm on Friday, January 15, 2010. For more information about being a judge, click here. To sign up to be a judge, click here.
The Undergraduate Student Poster Session will take place on January 15, 2010, from 4:00-5:30pm in the Third Floor North Lobby of the Moscone Center. The deadline for poster abstract submissions was November 6, 2009.
All undergraduates students who accept Travel Support are expected to participate fully in all aspects of the meetings. This includes, but is not restricted to, the Undergraduate Reception, the MAA Special Presentation for Students, the MAA Lecture for Students, and the Undergraduate Poster Session.
Click here to see the winners of the 2009 JMM Undergraduate Student Poster Session.
MathFest
Save the date for MathFest 2010, which will take place August 5-7, 2010 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Thanks to all the students who attended MathFest 2009 and helped to make it such a success. If you received a travel grant for MathFest, you can download a reimbursement form here.
Articles for Students from MAA FOCUS
| Writing a Résumé August/September 2007 |
Applying for an Academic Job October 2007 |
The Job Talk November 2007 |
| Networking for the Non-Networker January 2008 |
Why Join? February 2008 |
Undergraduate Research April 2008 |
| When Time Begins August/September 2008 |
How Not to Blow the Interview January 2009 |
Click here to read current and past issues of FOCUS in full.
Careers in Math
- Career Information
- MAA Math Classifieds is available to help you find a career in the diverse field of mathematics. We invite you to explore this site to begin your job search.
- MAA Graduate Student Newsletter (Current Issue)
Student Meeting Opportunities
There are a lot of meetings in which undergraduate and graduate students can participate. Here is a short list:
- Regional Undergraduate Mathematics Conferences
- Sectional Meetings
- Joint Mathematics Meetings
- MathFest
Student Guides from the MAA
- Giving a Good Presentation
- Is Graduate School for You?
- A Student's Guide to Large Meetings
- Writing an Abstract
Links to Other Associations
- The Association for Computing Machinery
- American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges
- The American Mathematical Society
- The American Statistical Association
- The Association for Women in Mathematics
- The Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences
- Math for America
- Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
- The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
- The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- The Society of Actuaries
- The Young Mathematicians' Network
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