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All About A.M.E.S.

What is A.M.E.S.?

A.M.E.S. stands for the Auburn Mathematics Education Society.  A.M.E.S. is a professional development student organization within the College of Education. 

Why should I join A.M.E.S.?

A.M.E.S. provides an opportunity to meet other students at Auburn University who are also interested in Mathematics Education; many of the members can assist you as you continue at Auburn.  In addition to the benefits of networking within Auburn University, A.M.E.S. brings in outside professionals such as teachers and superintendents to provide further development.  In addition, A.M.E.S. seeks to work closely with local organizations such as T.E.A.M. Math (Transforming East Alabama Mathematics), A.C.T.M (Alabama Council of Teachers of Mathematics), and E.A.C.T.M. (East Alabama Council of Teachers of Mathematics), thus providing an opportunity not available outside of A.M.E.S. 

Who Can Join A.M.E.S.?

Anyone interested in Mathematics Education who is a student at Auburn University or affiliated with Auburn University may become a member.  Dues are $15.

When does A.M.E.S. meet?

The Auburn Mathematics Education Society meets the first Monday of every month at 6:30 in Haley 2442 (Location and times of meeting subject to change).

What is the mission statement of A.M.E.S?

The mission of the Auburn Mathematics Education Society is to offer professional development to all students at Auburn University who are interested in mathematics education and to provide services for the local mathematics education community.

If I am interested in A.M.E.S. how do I join? 

If you wish to join A.M.E.S. or need to contact A.M.E.S., please e-mail ames0607@auburn.edu and you will be contacted by the president of the organization.

If I am a member of A.M.E.S. how can I become an officer or become involved in some way?

A.M.E.S. has many opportunities to become involved from becoming an officer, serving on a committee, or assisting as the webmaster.  To find out more detailed information please look under officers on the sidebar to your left.

Note: Most of the links on this page, including the links for N.C.T.M. (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics), T.E.A.M. Math (Transforming East Alabama Mathematics) and E.A.C.T.M. (East Alabama Council of Teachers of Mathematics) take you away from the AMES Home Page.  To return to this page you can always press the return key or re-enter the address http://www.auburn.edu/ames.

The Auburn Mathematics Education Society web page is published by the Auburn Mathematics Education Society, a registered Auburn University Student Organization. The Auburn Mathematics Education Society web page is not an official publication of Auburn University and does not represent the views of the university or its officers.