Dana Center Leadership Fellow & TPSE MAG member - Michelle Younker receiving the 2018 AMATYC Mathematics Excellence Award! “. . . an experienced and politically wise leader”
@DCMathPathways @tpsemath @MathAMATYC
@cjrich60 presenting on the work of Blinn College’s Business and Social Science Pathway - going full co-req in one year - building on previous redesign!
Pete Wildman & Helen Burn role playing advising students into math pathways - and multiple measures placement- “totally cool” @DCMathPathways@MathAMATYC@SBCTCWashington
Washington Math Pathways leaders Helen Burn & Pete Wildman talking about “SYSTEMIC’” work across the state to implement multiple math pathways! @DCMathPathways@MathAMATYC@SBCTCWashington
Dana Center’s Manager for Curriculum- Connie Richardson presenting on Effective Co-Requisite Design - “Spoiler Alert! There’s no perfect model - your solution will depend on your institution” @DCMathPathways@MathAMATYC
Dr. Lucy Michal- “Faculty professional development is not an activity - it’s an ongoing culture of engagement” 2018 National Math Summit @DCMathPathways@MathAMATYC
The Charles A. Dana Center has created two videos of my comments on the Pathway to Calculus, one on Issues with Precalculus: https://t.co/SLxYmkb4vq and one on Non-Cognitive Issues: https://t.co/O43dzAgtsj.
Dr. Mahlet Mesfin - AAAS Three lessons for SACNAS leaders
1. Be willing to jump in the deep end,
2. Relationships are important, and
3. Representation really matters.#2018LPSLI
@WPI Suzanne Weekes - “What does it take for Math departments to make the connection to Industry partners? “Moxie/Pluck/Chutzpah/Pluck” AKA a phone call, an email, a letter, and chance meetings - the key is to get started! @tpsemath @DCMathPathways
@tpsemath WPI Alumni panel - Which components of your math major program were helpful in preparing you for your current position?? industry projects, oral communication, programming and statistics @DCMathPathways