TIME 2000 Conference

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TIME 2000I am excited to once again be participating in the TIME 2000 conference at Queens College.

This conference showcases the TIME 2000 program at Queen’s College, which supports undergraduate students in studying mathematics and math education.  I will be running a workshop on the geometry of folding and cutting.  James Tanton–mathematician, teacher, and creator of fantastic mathematical challenges–will be giving the keynote address.

The conference is Friday, November 22nd, and is open to high school students who are considering mathematics education as a possible career.

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