Council and Committees List

Council on the Profession

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Richard Alan Gillman	Chair	2/01/2020	6/30/2024	Chair and Ex Officio, Chair, Committee on Program Review
Dr. Ron Buckmire	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024	at-Large Member for Diversity and Inclusion
Dr. Carrie Diaz Eaton	Member	7/02/2022	6/30/2025	Ex Officio, Chair, Committee on Minority Participation in Mathematics
Lisa Driskell	Member	2/01/2019	6/30/2023	Chair, Committee on Early Career Mathematicians
Dr. Deirdre L Smeltzer	Member	10/14/2021	6/30/2025	Es Officio, Senior Director of Programs
Ms Natasha M Speer	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023	Ex Officio, Chair of AMS-MAA Joint Committee on TA's and Part-time Instructors
Dr. Laura L Watkins	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	Ex Officio, Chair of Committee on Professional Development
Paul M Zorn	Member	2/01/2020	6/30/2023	2nd Term; Ex Officio, Chair, Science Policy Committee

Committee Charge
1/28/2011	To advise the Association on issues involving individual mathematicians in the teaching, research, and service activities; and issues affecting the professional responsibilities of mathematics departments within their institutions. Included among the issues involving individual mathematicians in their teaching and research activities are: teaching loads and class size; professional development and continuing education; rewards and recognition; evaluation of teaching and research; professional ethics ; Included among the issues affecting the professional responsibilities of mathematics departments within their institutions are: standards for employment and promotion; the role of part-time faculty; responsibilities within the institution for teaching mathematics; relationships with client disciplines; compensation; professional development activities for department chairs. N.B. This committee should work to help faculty and department chairs be better informed about activities directed to addressing issues affecting collegiate mathematics, such as salaries and operating budgets, preparing and updating the Guidelines. Established August 1997.
2/24/2016	Committee Composition: The Chair of the Council is appointed by the Board of Directors for a four year term. There is one member-at-large for inclusion. The other members are the Chairs of the following committees: Minority Participation in Mathematics; Professional Development; Participation of Women; Program Reviews; Faculty and Departments; Science Policy and Early Career Mathematicians.

Committee Charge

1/28/2011

To advise the Association on issues involving individual mathematicians in the teaching, research, and service activities; and issues affecting the professional responsibilities of mathematics departments within their institutions.

Included among the issues involving individual mathematicians in their teaching and research activities are: teaching loads and class size; professional development and continuing education; rewards and recognition; evaluation of teaching and research; professional ethics ;

Included among the issues affecting the professional responsibilities of mathematics departments within their institutions are: standards for employment and promotion; the role of part-time faculty; responsibilities within the institution for teaching mathematics; relationships with client disciplines; compensation; professional development activities for department chairs.

N.B. This committee should work to help faculty and department chairs be better informed about activities directed to addressing issues affecting collegiate mathematics, such as salaries and operating budgets, preparing and updating the Guidelines.

Established August 1997.

2/24/2016

Committee Composition: The Chair of the Council is appointed by the Board of Directors for a four year term. There is one member-at-large for inclusion. The other members are the Chairs of the following committees: Minority Participation in Mathematics; Professional Development; Participation of Women; Program Reviews; Faculty and Departments; Science Policy and Early Career Mathematicians.

AMATYC-AMS-ASA-AWM-IMS-MAA-NAM-NCTM-SIAM Jt. Cmte. On Women

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Yun Kang	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	AMS Representative
Dr. Monika Kiss	Member	5/25/2022	6/30/2025	MAA Representative
Dr. Catherine E Kriloff	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024	MAA Representative
Shili Lin	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	IMS Representative
Sharon Lubkin	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	SIAM Representtive
Ms Marilyn E Mays	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	AMATYC Representative
Holly Shulman	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	ASA Representative
Judy Werner	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	NCTM Representative

Committee Charge
1/28/2011	To identify mechanisms for the enhancement of opportunities for women in the mathematical and statistical sciences, recommend actions to the governing bodies of the member societies in support of these opportunities, and document its recommendations by presenting data.

AMS-ASA-MAA-SIAM Joint Data Committee

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Stephanie Coolbaugh	Member	2/14/2022	6/30/2025	MAA Representative, Director of Membership
Karl-Dieter S Crisman	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Prof. Douglas B Meade	Member	2/11/2020	1/31/2023	AMS Representative
Mary D Shepherd	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Andrew J Whelan	Member	9/01/2019		AMS Representative

Committee Charge
2/01/2018	General Description Committee is standing and joint with ASA, MAA, and SIAM Number of voting slots is ten: 4 appointed by AMS, 3 by MAA, 2 by ASA, and 1 by SIAM One non-voting AMS staff member serves ex officio to support the Committee Voting member term is three years Voting members are appointed by the presidents of the respective societies; the Committee selects a chair Principal Activities The Joint Data Committee studies the continuing and long-range needs of the mathematical sciences community, and it makes recommendations concerning ongoing and new data collection and analysis efforts that will insure reliable and timely information about the profession that is usable by the memberships of the societies represented on the Committee, the mathematical community, and the wider national and international communities. The Committee advises the AMS staff regarding its activities to gather and analyze data, interpret results, and disseminate information pertaining to the mathematical sciences community. These staff activities include the collection and interpretation of data on the employment of mathematical scientists, annual production of PhDs in the mathematical sciences, starting salaries, faculty salaries, graduate programs, and undergraduate programs. Together these activities constitute the Annual Survey of the Mathematical Sciences, the results of which are published in several reports throughout the year in the Notices of the AMS and other venues. Other Activities The Committee maintains liaisons with other professional societies, business, industry, government, educational institutions, and various extra-academic organizations to sustain a broad perspective on activities connected with mathematics. The Committee reports to the AMS Council annually on its activities. Member Society Responsibilities Member societies make financial contributions to defray the costs of administering the Annual Survey and to support Committee members' travel to one annual meeting. Members of the Committee keep their respective societies apprised of committee activities, and specifically should foster awareness of the publication of new reports on the Annual Survey. Miscellaneous Information The Chair of the Committee typically co-authors each of the regularly published reports related to the Annual Survey and therefore works closely with AMS staff members who provide professional and clerical support for the Committee. It is desirable for at least some members to have statistical expertise.

Committee Charge

2/01/2018

General Description

Committee is standing and joint with ASA, MAA, and SIAM
Number of voting slots is ten: 4 appointed by AMS, 3 by MAA, 2 by ASA, and 1 by SIAM
One non-voting AMS staff member serves ex officio to support the Committee
Voting member term is three years
Voting members are appointed by the presidents of the respective societies; the Committee selects a chair

Principal Activities
The Joint Data Committee studies the continuing and long-range needs of the mathematical sciences community, and it makes recommendations concerning ongoing and new data collection and analysis efforts that will insure reliable and timely information about the profession that is usable by the memberships of the societies represented on the Committee, the mathematical community, and the wider national and international communities. The Committee advises the AMS staff regarding its activities to gather and analyze data, interpret results, and disseminate information pertaining to the mathematical sciences community. These staff activities include the collection and interpretation of data on the employment of mathematical scientists, annual production of PhDs in the mathematical sciences, starting salaries, faculty salaries, graduate programs, and undergraduate programs. Together these activities constitute the Annual Survey of the Mathematical Sciences, the results of which are published in several reports throughout the year in the Notices of the AMS and other venues.

Other Activities
The Committee maintains liaisons with other professional societies, business, industry, government, educational institutions, and various extra-academic organizations to sustain a broad perspective on activities connected with mathematics.
The Committee reports to the AMS Council annually on its activities.

Member Society Responsibilities
Member societies make financial contributions to defray the costs of administering the Annual Survey and to support Committee members' travel to one annual meeting. Members of the Committee keep their respective societies apprised of committee activities, and specifically should foster awareness of the publication of new reports on the Annual Survey.

Miscellaneous Information
The Chair of the Committee typically co-authors each of the regularly published reports related to the Annual Survey and therefore works closely with AMS staff members who provide professional and clerical support for the Committee. It is desirable for at least some members to have statistical expertise.

AMS-MAA Joint Committee on TAs and Part-Time Instructors

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Ms Natasha M Speer	Chair	2/01/2020	6/30/2023	MAA Representative
Dr. Annalisa Crannell	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023	MAA Representative
Robert R Merkovsky	Member	1/01/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Kimberly Cervello Rogers	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023	MAA Representative
Ms Rebecca Torrey	Member	2/01/2020	1/31/2023	AMS Representative
Dr. Sean P Yee	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023	MAA and AMS Representative

Committee Charge
6/15/2011	To identify and address concerns related to the orientation, training, supervision and evaluation of teaching assistants and part-time instructors. The committee shall coordinate maintenance of data to establish current situations and practices and dissemination of information through meetings and publications. The committee shall coordinate efforts with other appropriate committees of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America. From AMS Council meeting in April 1988, c/oRobert Daverman

Committee Charge

6/15/2011

To identify and address concerns related to the orientation, training, supervision and evaluation of teaching assistants and part-time instructors. The committee shall coordinate maintenance of data to establish current situations and practices and dissemination of information through meetings and publications. The committee shall coordinate efforts with other appropriate committees of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America.

From AMS Council meeting in April 1988, c/oRobert Daverman

Committee on Early Career Mathematicians

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Lisa Driskell	Chair	2/01/2020	6/30/2023
Dr. Holly Attenborough	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Eva Lynn Comino	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Kate Katherine Kearney	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Zachary A Kudlak	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Dr. John K Osoinach Jr.	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024

Committee Charge
1/04/2012	To develop, promote, and oversee programs and services for mathematicians in the early stages of their careers (in the first ten years). This is to include programs already existing in this area, such as Project NExT.

Committee on Minority Participation in Mathematics

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Dr. Carrie Diaz Eaton	Chair	7/01/2022	6/30/2025	2nd Term
Dr. James A Mendoza Alvarez	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Francesca Bernardi	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023
Dr. Dandrielle Cherie Lewis PhD	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Dr. Kendra Enid Pleasant	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Dr. Aris Winger	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Prof. Kamuela Yong	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023

Committee Charge
1/28/2011	To prepare for approval by the MAA Board of Directors a major policy statement which outlines the current situation with respect to mathematics education and minorities from kindergarten through graduate school and which states the need for increasing the number of minorities in mathematics as a top priority of the Association. Put in priority order and set a time-table for the forty-two specific recommendations of the Task Force Prepare for approval by the MAA Board of Directors a national program aimed at improving mathematics education for minorities; Begin the search for outside funding to support the establishment of an office of Minority Participation in mathematics, and to define its responsibilities; Investigate the possibilities for collaborative efforts with other private and public agencies which share the mutual interest of improving mathematics educations for minorities. This committee was formed in 1989 to implement the recommendations of the Task Force on Minorities in Mathematics.

Committee Charge

1/28/2011

To prepare for approval by the MAA Board of Directors a major policy statement which outlines the current situation with respect to mathematics education and minorities from kindergarten through graduate school and which states the need for increasing the number of minorities in mathematics as a top priority of the Association.

Put in priority order and set a time-table for the forty-two specific recommendations of the Task Force Prepare for approval by the MAA Board of Directors a national program aimed at improving mathematics education for minorities;

Begin the search for outside funding to support the establishment of an office of Minority Participation in mathematics, and to define its responsibilities;

Investigate the possibilities for collaborative efforts with other private and public agencies which share the mutual interest of improving mathematics educations for minorities.

This committee was formed in 1989 to implement the recommendations of the Task Force on Minorities in Mathematics.

Committee on Professional Development

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Dr. Laura L Watkins	Chair	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Michael E Boardman	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023
Dr. Kristin A. Camenga	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025	2nd Term
Judith L Covington	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Dr. Alicia Prieto Langarica	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Sharon K Robbert	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Dr. Anthony Paul van Groningen	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Dr. Cassie L Williams	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025

Committee Charge
2/04/2011	To: Periodically review and summarize the scope of MAA professional development opportunities available to members Look for gaps in the professional development opportunities currently offered by the MAA and make suggestions to the Council on Meetings & Professional Development to address these deficiencies Coordinate with other MAA committees that provide professional development opportunities Identify trends and focus areas that may be of wide interest to members and seek ways of providing professional development opportunities within those areas Communicate with section representatives regarding ideas for sections to provide professional development opportunities at the local/regional level. Meet at Mathfest or the JMM as needed, but at least once per calendar year Have a formal relationship with the PREP management team as described below: This committee was formed in 1988.

Committee Charge

2/04/2011

To:

Periodically review and summarize the scope of MAA professional development opportunities available to members

Look for gaps in the professional development opportunities currently offered by the MAA and make suggestions to the Council on Meetings & Professional Development to address these deficiencies

Coordinate with other MAA committees that provide professional development opportunities

Identify trends and focus areas that may be of wide interest to members and seek ways of providing professional development opportunities within those areas

Communicate with section representatives regarding ideas for sections to provide professional development opportunities at the local/regional level.

Meet at Mathfest or the JMM as needed, but at least once per calendar year

Have a formal relationship with the PREP management team as described below:

This committee was formed in 1988.

Committee On Program Review

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Dr. J. Lyn Miller	Chair	7/01/2022	6/30/2023
Dr Tor A Kwembe	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Melissa Lindsey	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023
Camille A McKayle	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Prof. May Mei	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2023
Henry M Walker	Member	2/01/2020	6/30/2023	2nd term

Committee Charge
11/06/2021	To provide to departments engaged in periodic program review by recruiting and preparing a diverse group of individuals prepared to serve as external consultants. From this portfolio of individuals, the committee makes recommendations of external consultants to programs requesting this service. The Committee also maintains and disseminates resources that guide programs and consultants during the review process and makes recommendations to the MAA leadership about revisions and updates to those resources as appropriate. Ancillary to these activities, the commitee advises the MAA on work necessary to promote the value of periodic program assessment.

Committee Charge

11/06/2021

To provide to departments engaged in periodic program review by recruiting and preparing a diverse group of individuals prepared to serve as external consultants. From this portfolio of individuals, the committee makes recommendations of external consultants to programs requesting this service. The Committee also maintains and disseminates resources that guide programs and consultants during the review process and makes recommendations to the MAA leadership about revisions and updates to those resources as appropriate. Ancillary to these activities, the commitee advises the MAA on work necessary to promote the value of periodic program assessment.

Committee on the Faculty and Departments

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Jill M Dietz	Chair	7/01/2022	6/30/2025	1st term as chair; second on committee
Dr. Houssein El Turkey	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Ryan Scott Gantner	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Debra Hydorn	Member	2/01/2020	6/30/2023	2nd term
Prof. Charles Nelson Moore	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Erin Moss	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023
Dr. Mark Ward	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024

Committee Charge
4/14/2017	To make recommendations on issues involving mathematical sciences faculty in academic departments, as well as the work of those departments. These recommendations will come through the writing of statements for publication, in consultation with other germane MAA committees that reflect best practices in the mathematical community on a variety of current and emerging matters. The goal of these statements is to guide faculty, department chairs, administrators, and members of the Association to make informed decisions. The committee will work with the Council on the Profession and MAA staff to determine the format and distribution of these statements. Among the issues to be addressed by these guideline statements are: Promoting excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service Standards for employment, tenure, promotion, and other types of evaluation Course staffing, teaching loads, and class size Recruiting and sustaining a diverse faculty Faculty rewards, compensation, and recognition Use of technology Professional development, including activities for department chairs Professional ethics Role of non-tenure-track faculty in departments Relationships with client disciplines (e.g. engineering), including identifying who has responsibility within institutions for teaching mathematics courses Allocation and use of resources, including budget, space, library, and equipment Support staff The committee is expected to publish at least one guidelines statement per year. In addition, the committee will be available to the Association and the broader mathematical community for consultation on issues of concern to faculty in academic departments.

Committee Charge

4/14/2017

To make recommendations on issues involving mathematical sciences faculty in academic departments, as well as the work of those departments. These recommendations will come through the writing of statements for publication, in consultation with other germane MAA committees that reflect best practices in the mathematical community on a variety of current and emerging matters. The goal of these statements is to guide faculty, department chairs, administrators, and members of the Association to make informed decisions. The committee will work with the Council on the Profession and MAA staff to determine the format and distribution of these statements.

Among the issues to be addressed by these guideline statements are:

Promoting excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service
Standards for employment, tenure, promotion, and other types of evaluation
Course staffing, teaching loads, and class size
Recruiting and sustaining a diverse faculty
Faculty rewards, compensation, and recognition
Use of technology
Professional development, including activities for department chairs
Professional ethics
Role of non-tenure-track faculty in departments
Relationships with client disciplines (e.g. engineering), including identifying who has responsibility within institutions for teaching mathematics courses
Allocation and use of resources, including budget, space, library, and equipment
Support staff

The committee is expected to publish at least one guidelines statement per year.

In addition, the committee will be available to the Association and the broader mathematical community for consultation on issues of concern to faculty in academic departments.

Committee on the Participation of Women

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Dr. Monika Kiss	Chair	5/25/2022	6/30/2025
Sarah Bryant	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Prof. Cynthia L Curtis	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Dr. Minah Oh	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024	2nd Term
Dr. Matthew K Voigt	Member	1/01/2020	6/30/2023

Committee Charge
1/28/2011	The charge of the committee is to work for full involvement of women in the affairs of the MAA and to develop MAA activities that will encourage women in careers in mathematical sciences. To achieve these objectives the committee is encouraged to: suggest panels and speakers for national meetings, make suggestions to MAA sections, committees, editors, and officers concerning actions that would increase involvement of women in the MAA, and prepare materials (articles, pamphlets, research reports) that will help inform all members of the MAA about issues of importance concerning the participation of women in the MAA. This committee was formed in 1987.

Committee Charge

1/28/2011

The charge of the committee is to work for full involvement of women in the affairs of the MAA and to develop MAA activities that will encourage women in careers in mathematical sciences.

To achieve these objectives the committee is encouraged to:

suggest panels and speakers for national meetings,

make suggestions to MAA sections, committees, editors, and officers concerning actions that would increase involvement of women in the MAA, and

prepare materials (articles, pamphlets, research reports) that will help inform all members of the MAA about issues of importance concerning the participation of women in the MAA.

This committee was formed in 1987.

Committee on VITAL Faculty

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Mr. Robert Snellman Jr.	Chair	3/05/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Tyler Raven Billingsley	Member	3/01/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Grace Elizabeth Cook	Member	3/05/2022	6/30/2023
Dr. Lisa Marie Hernandez	Member	3/05/2022	6/30/2024
Dr. Anne M. Ho	Member	3/01/2022	6/30/2025
Mrs. Kathryn Kozak	Member	4/01/2022	6/30/2023	AMATYC representative
Christy Sue Langley	Member	3/01/2022	6/30/2024
Dr. Milton H. Nash	Member	3/01/2022	6/30/2023
Erica Winterer	Member	3/01/2022	6/30/2024

Committee Charge
2/28/2022	To identify the needs and concerns of visiting, temporary, adjunct, part-time, and other contingent faculty in the mathematical sciences. To provide advice and make recommendations to the MAA Board of Directors on matters related to VITAL faculty needs and concerns. To help develop and implement MAA programs that are of interest and benefit to VITAL faculty. Committee Composition. A minimum of 50% of the members of the Committee on VITAL Faculty Concerns will have been VITAL faculty at some time during the last four years.

Committee Charge

2/28/2022

To identify the needs and concerns of visiting, temporary, adjunct, part-time, and other contingent faculty in the mathematical sciences.

To provide advice and make recommendations to the MAA Board of Directors on matters related to VITAL faculty needs and concerns.

To help develop and implement MAA programs that are of interest and benefit to VITAL faculty.

Committee Composition.

A minimum of 50% of the members of the Committee on VITAL Faculty Concerns will have been VITAL faculty at some time during the last four years.

Science Policy Committee

Member	Position	Term Begins	Term Ends	Comments
Paul M Zorn	Chair	2/01/2020	6/30/2023	2nd term
Dr. Alex Capaldi	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025
Dr. Jenna P Carpenter	Member	1/01/2021	6/30/2024
Dr. Michael P Cohen	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2024
Michael John Dorff	Member	2/01/2021	1/31/2023	Past President
Ms. Heather Ann Dye	Member	7/01/2022	6/30/2025	2nd Term
Dr. Jason E Miller	Member	2/01/2021	6/30/2023	2nd Term
Dr. J Michael Pearson	Member	10/13/2017	1/31/2025	Ex Officio, Executive Director
Jennifer J Quinn	Member	2/01/2021	1/31/2023	President

Committee Charge
1/05/2016	Discuss, advocate, and act on questions of policy in relations between the MAA and governmental agencies, and between the MAA and other mathematical and scientific societies; Coordinate its discussions, advocacy, and actions with the other societies of the Joint Policy Board of Mathematics; Engage with sections and individual members on questions of policy; Identify speakers and panelists for MAA meetings on topics that bear directly on questions of public policy; Report in a timely fashion to the President and Executive Director on any issue that requires prompt action; Report in writing annually to the Board of Directors of MAA. Committee Composition: The President, Past President, and Executive Director serve on the committee ex officio. The Past President serves for one year beyond the term as past president.
1/28/2011	The Science Policy Committee was established in 1986.

Committee Charge

1/05/2016

Discuss, advocate, and act on questions of policy in relations between the MAA and governmental agencies, and between the MAA and other mathematical and scientific societies;

Coordinate its discussions, advocacy, and actions with the other societies of the Joint Policy Board of Mathematics;

Engage with sections and individual members on questions of policy;

Identify speakers and panelists for MAA meetings on topics that bear directly on questions of public policy;

Report in a timely fashion to the President and Executive Director on any issue that requires prompt action;

Report in writing annually to the Board of Directors of MAA.

Committee Composition: The President, Past President, and Executive Director serve on the committee ex officio. The Past President serves for one year beyond the term as past president.

1/28/2011

The Science Policy Committee was established in 1986.

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