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Upcoming Events
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Travel Grant to AMATYC
Due October 1, 2026 -
AMS Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, GA
October 10-11, 2026 -
NCCTM Annual Conference
Winston-Salem, NC
November 5-6, 2026 -
NCMATYC Math Competition
Gaston College
November 7, 2027 -
52nd Annual AMATYC Conference
Philadelphia, PA
November 19-22, 2026 -
JMM (Joint Mathematics Meeting)
Chicago, IL
January 12-15, 2027 -
NCMATYC Travel Grant
Due January 31, 2027 -
NCMATYC Annual Conference
Wilkes Community College
March 10-12, 2027 -
USCOTS (US Conference on Teaching Statistics)
Penn State College
State College, PA
June 24-26, 2027 -
MAA Math Fest
New Orleans, LA
August 4-7, 2027
Category Archives: NCMATYC News
Be a NCMATYC Slacker
NCMATYC Slack is a virtual place for us to collaborate in many different ways, such as posting labs, sharing news, asking questions, etc. Also, NCMATYC Slack can be accessed via mobile app or web browser. This gives us the flexibility … Continue reading
Who will you nominate?
NCMATYC has opportunities for you to earn an award and/or help some one else win an award. The closest due date involves nominating a student for the AMATYC Presidential Award. Applications and information about NCMATYC awards can be found at … Continue reading
colLABorate with 58
Thanks to the people who have signed up to be a campus representative. Currently, we have representatives at 11 of the great 58 community colleges across North Carolina. Some people have asked, “How much of a time commitment does a … Continue reading
Become a NCMATYC Campus Rep
Many community colleges across North Carolina have begun their 2016 Fall Semester. This means that lesson plans are being developed, pacing guides are being created, meetings are being scheduled, and so on. The list goes on and on of all … Continue reading
Congratulations Emma Burwell
Emma Burwell, who was nominated by Mary Beth Tsai (Wake Tech), is one step closer to winning the AMATYC Presidential Student Scholarship. Emma was randomly selected among the nominations sent by NCMATYC members. If Emma’s name is drawn at the … Continue reading
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