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If you did not get to our Buffalo Conference, and you want to help us promote MST/STEM Education, we encourage teachers involved with teaching in an MST/STEM integration environment to consider presenting at our partner conferences. Visit our NYS STEM Education Collaborative website for more information about our partners and our progress.

STEM Summer Institute
at SUNY Oswego

August 8 - 11, 2010


The 60th Annual AMTNYS Fall Conference

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"Racing Forward Through Math"

Featuring

Nick Jackiw (creator of The Geometer's Sketchpad) - Keynote Address

James Rubillo (former Executive Director of NCTM) - Banquet Speaker

November 11 - 13, 2010

Saratoga Hilton Hotel & Conference Center
Saratoga Springs, NY

(Click here for a printable flyer)

For information about the conference, contact the Conference Coordinator, Michael Siuta

SPEAKER PROPOSAL FORM (On Line)

SPEAKER PROPOSAL FORM (PDF)


COMMERCIAL EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

EXHIBITOR LETTER

COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT REGISTRATION FORM (PDF)

COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT REGISTRATION FORM (WORD)

If you are unfamiliar with the Association of Mathematics Teachers of New York State (AMTNYS), you may wish to read the Purpose of the Association, from its Constitution.

With about 3,000 members statewide, AMTNYS, its Affiliate Organizations, and the New York State Education Department, represents a driving force in the area of mathematics education in New York State. The governing body, the Executive Board meets three times each year; at the Annual Fall Conference, in the winter and spring. It enacts and implements policies which have been initiated by either its own members or those of the Assembly.

math shapes your futureThe Association publishes a Journal, The NYS Mathematics Teachers' Journal, and a Newsletter, The AMTNYS News, three times each year to keep its membership informed of statewide activities. The editors are always happy to accept appropriate articles from anyone with an interest in the area of mathematics education.

Annimation by Bob Hazen with use of "Mathematics" inversion by Scott Kim.

 

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