As part of its on-going activities to foster research in undergraduate mathematics education and the dissemination of such research, the Special Interest Group of the Mathematical Association of America on Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education (SIGMAA on RUME) presents its eleventh Conference on Research in Undergraduate Mathematics Education.
This conference is a forum for researchers in collegiate mathematics education and includes the following themes: results of current research, contemporary theoretical perspectives and research paradigms, and innovative methodologies and analytical approaches as they pertain to the study of undergraduate mathematics. The program will include plenary addresses, contributed paper sessions, and preliminary paper sessions.
Sessions will begin at 7:00 pm, February 28, 2008, and continue through to noon on Sunday, March 2, 2008. The opening plenary will take place on Thursday evening followed by a reception. Conference registration includes all meals except dinner on Saturday.
John Mason
|
Phenomenal Mathematics at University
Level |
Judith
Grabiner Pitzer College Claremont, California
|
Why Should Historical Truth Matter to
Math Teachers? |
David Hammer University of Maryland College Park, Maryland
|
Attending
and Responding to Students' Epistemologies in Physics Instruction |
Anna Sierpinska Concordia University Montreal, Quebec
|
Institutional Perspective in Research
in Mathematics Education |
The conference hotel is the Doubletree Hotel
San Diego - Mission Valley, California.
The room rate is $159 per night for single or double occupancy, plus
tax. Reservations must
be made by Monday, January 28, 2008 to receive the conference rate. The
hotel website
is www.sandiegomissionvalley.doubletree.com.
To
place a reservation call the hotel directly at (619) 297-5466 and ask
for the SIGMAA on RUME special rate or book your room online at the
SIGMAA on RUME page.
Questions regarding the conference program or registration should be
directed to Michelle Zandieh
while the
questions regarding accommodations should be directed to Chris Rasmussen.
Karen Allen Keene North Carolina State University |
San Diego State University chrisraz@sciences.sdsu.edu |
Sean Larsen |
Natasha Speer |
Karen Marrongelle Portland State University karenmar@pdx.edu |
Keith
Weber Rutgers University khweber@rci.rutgers.edu |
Vilma Mesa University of Michigan vmesa@umich.edu |
Michelle Zandieh (Program Chair) Arizona State University zandieh@asu.edu |
Mathematical Association of America
San Diego State University