40th Annual Fall Conference
Join us for the CMC3 40th
annual fall conference!
Portola Hotel and Spa
Friday December 7 – Saturday December 8, 2012
Call For Proposals: Interested speakers for Monterey 2012 can fill out the Monterey 2012 call for proposals form by clicking here. Any speakers who are interested in giving a talk in the 2012 Recreational Math Conference in Tahoe can fill out the Tahoe 2012 call for proposals form by clicking here.
To get an idea of what the conference will be like, see below for the 2011 conference
39th Annual Fall Conference
Join us for the CMC3 39th
annual fall conference!
Portola Hotel and Spa
Friday December 9 – Saturday December 10, 2011
Links to PowerPoints of Some of the talks:
Barbara Illowsky: Integrating Contextualized Learning and Basic Skills: Instructional Strategies that Increase Student Success
Diane Mathios: Math Performance Success
Ian Walton: Why Should I Care?
Michael Eurgubian What are We Doing?
Registration Now Open Click here for the Monterey Conference Registration Form.
Conference Program Click here for the Monterey Conference Program
Mini-Program Click here for the Monterey Conference Mini-Program
Call For Student Posters (2011): Students who want to participate in the Student Poster Session can fill out the call for students posters by clicking here. Click here for the flier.
Call For Presiders: CMC3 is seeking members who can volunteer to be a presider for a talk. This just involves introducing and assisting the presenter. If interested, please fill out the Monterey 2011 call for presiders form by clicking here.
Pre-Conference Workshops
- Using the ClassPad to Explore Mathematics (Casio)
- New Features and Best Practices of Enhanced WebAssign (Cengage Learning)
To get an idea of what this year's conference will be like, you can look at last year's information below.
A Member's Chronicle of the 2010 Conference (by Geoff Hagopian, College of the Desert)
Links to Talks from Monterey 2010
Student Poster, "Finally a
Use for Calculus: Intergalactic Warfare" by Andrew
Gabriel, Jessica Enos, and Emily Dreyer, Jesse Cohen
Larry
Green: I know It's Out There Somewhere. Free Online
Math Resources
Kathy Yoshiwara: Course Redesign at Pierce: What Works and What Still Needs Work
Registration 2010
Registration
Form (pdf)
Registration
Form (Word)
Conference Program 2010
Conference Program in pdf
Mini-Program in pdf
Hotel Reservations at the
Portola (2010)
Hotel Conference Rate: $126
per night
Friday Activities (2010)
- At 3:00 to 4:00, 4:15 to 5:15, and 5:30
to 6:30 CENGAGE Learning will lead focus groups on
developmental math. An honorarium will we awarded to
attendees who sign up in advance.
See the flier
for more details.
- 9-12 PM after the
keynote talk, Pearson Higher Education will be hosting a
game night.
They will serve beer, wine, and appetizers. All are
welcome to participate at the card tables, Wii competition, and
other games. Enter the raffle to win a complete Wii
system.
Call For Proposals: The speakers positions for this year have all been reserved. Interested speakers for Monterey 2011 can fill out the Monterey 2012 call for proposals form by clicking here. Any speakers who are interested in giving a talk in the 2011 Recreational Math Conference in Tahoe can fill out the Tahoe 2012 call for proposals form by clicking here.
Invitation to advertise at or for the 2011 Monterey conference
Handouts and PowerPoints from the (2009) Conference
call (831) 649-4511 or email:
Sandy@portolahotel.com
to inquire about rooms
For conference information, contact
Susanna Gunther at
susannaelizabeth2020@gmail.com
For registration information, contact
Joe Conrad at Solano
Community College at (707)864-7000 x4372
Joe Conrad
Mathematics Department
4000 Suisun Valley Road
Fairfield, CA 94534
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