NORTHEASTERN SECTION of the MAA Fall 2005 MEETING November 18-19, 2005 University of New Hampshire, Durham NH

The Northeastern Section of the MAA was inaugurated on November 26, 1955, so we are celebrating our semi-centennial this year.  Our Fall Meeting will be a special one and is being held at the University of New Hampshire because it was the site of the inaugural meeting in 1955.  To see more of the history of the Section, check out the links on our History and Archives page.

This page contains the meeting program for the NES/MAA Fall 2005 Meeting at the University of New Hampshire, along with other information about the meeting (or links to that information). A tentative program is posted below.  As any updates about the meeting are received, they will be posted on this site.
 

Call for talks/presentations for the following sessions at the Fall meeting:

• Contributed Papers by meeting participants -- Deadline for abstracts:  November 1
• Student Papers (Undergraduates) -- Deadline for abstracts:  November 4
• Graduate Student Papers -- Deadline for abstracts:  November 4
• New Faculty Presentations --Deadline for abstracts:  November 1
  "New Colleagues" are faculty new to the Northeastern Section or in their first faculty positions.

Section NExT:  The Northeastern Section is continuing a Section NExT program for new and relatively new colleagues at this year’s Fall Section meeting. By providing talks and workshops on issues of interest, opportunities to meet and share ideas with other new colleagues, and an introduction into Section activities, we hope to assist new faculty in their transition from graduate school to professional academic life.  The Fall 2005 Section NExT program will be Friday, November 18. 
 

Local Arrangements and Registration Information

About the University of New Hampshire
University of New Hampshire Department of Mathematics and Statistics
 

50^th ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE NES/MAA PROGRAM
NOVEMBER, 18-19, 2005
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

Abstracts and biographies for invited speakers will be posted in Fall 2005 Meeting Abstracts; alternatively, you can click on a speaker's name to go to that specific abstract.  Most of the talks will be in either Rudman Hall or Phillips Auditorium, 120 Spaulding Life Sciences Bldg.  Here is a little mini-map of that area.
 

(IA:  Invited Address)

Program Committee:

James Tattersall, Providence College, Program Committee Chair
Laura Kelleher, Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Donna Beers, Simmons College
Lois Martin, Massasoit Community College
Frank Battles, Massachusetts Maritime Academy

Local Arrangements:   Eric Grinberg (grinberg@unh.edu), University of New Hampshire