Subevent of Concurrent Special and Contributed Paper Sessions I
2025 Feb 28 from 02:00PM to 04:00PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Subevents
February 28
02:00 PM
Statistics Start-Up
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Nicole Panza
02:20 PM
Consumer Statistics Unit for 100-Level Quantitative Literacy Mathematics Courses
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Laura Lembeck
02:40 PM
MAA’s StatPREP Project: Using Data-Centric Methods to Teach Introductory Statistics
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Jenna Carpenter
03:00 PM
From small steps to giant leaps toward data literacy
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Laurie Heyer
03:20 PM
Building and Supporting a Data Science Degree Program at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution
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Zach Abernathy
02:00 PM
Math Engagement: Math is Fun!
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Laura Steil
02:20 PM
How Many Dice Do You Need for a Bell Curve?
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Jeffrey Clark
02:40 PM
Temari Projections on Assorted Surfaces
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Shemsi Alhaddad
03:00 PM
The Gauss-Bonnet theorem and triangular Tangles
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Doug Torrance
02:00 PM
Lessons learned from 30+ years of undergraduate research direction
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Anant Godbole
02:20 PM
Modeling Bromeliads: An Ongoing Interdisciplinary Collaboration with Multiple Undergraduate Research Projects
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Erin Bodine
02:40 PM
Undergraduate Research: Recruitment, Retention, Mentoring
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Shalmali Bandyopadhyay
03:00 PM
Engaging Students in Math Research Through Games: Quads, Spot It!, and Beyond
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Lauren Rose
03:20 PM
Finding Projects and Managing Expectations
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Zih-Syun FU
02:00 PM
The Life and Work of Shing-Tung Yau
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Zachery Keisler
02:20 PM
Ancient Algebra and Contemporary Conflict
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Jared Kettinger
02:40 PM
A Forgotten History: How Chinese Mathematics have Contributed to Modern Methods of Problem Solving
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Kari Mays
03:00 PM
Celebrating the Achievements of Women in Mathematics
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Denise Rangel Tracy