[ See pp. 90 - 92 of the Program ]
2009 NSF Poster
Session - Washington
The National Curve
Bank Project: A MATH Archive
Shirley
B. Gray, California State University, Los Angeles
Chris Caldwell, University of Tennessee at Martin
Lou
Talman, Metropolitan State College of Denver
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The PascGalois Project:
Visualization in Abstract Mathematics
Michael Bardzell, Kathleen
Shannon and Donald Spickler, Salisbury University
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Deposit #2 in the NCB
A Phase II Expansion of the Development
of a Multidisciplinary Course on Wavelets and Applications
Patrick
Van Fleet, University of St. Thomas
Catherine Beneteau, University of South Florida
Caroline Haddad, SUNY Geneseo
David Ruch, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Deposit
#65 in the NCB
Probability, Statistics and Discrete Math
Learning Discrete Mathematics and
Computer Science via Primary Historical Sources
Jerry
Lodder and David Pengelley, New Mexico State University
Classroom Response Systems in Statistics
Courses
Teri J.
Murphy, Curtis McKnight, Michael Richman
and Robert Terry, University of Oklahoma
Discreet Mathematics in Computing
Education
David
Klappholz, Stevens Institue of Technology
The
Hybrids: Math in Science - Applied Mathematics
Note: "UBM" in the title is for
Undergraduate Traineeships in Biology and Mathematics, one of the
jointly funded NSF programs involving DUE, DMS, and a bio division.
Paradigms in Physics: Multiple Entry
Points
Tevian
Dray, Corinne Manogue, Barbara Edwards, David McIntyre
and Emily van Zee, Oregon State University
The Next STEP: Integrating STEM Learning
Communities
Jason
Miller, Truman State University
A Biomathematical Learning Enhancement
Network for Diversity (BLEND)
Gregory
Goins, Mingxiang Chen, Dinitra White, Thomas Redd, Cominic
Clemence,
Mary
Smith and Vinaya Kelkar, North Carolina A & T State University
Biocalculus: Text Development, Dialog,
and Assessment
Timothy
Comar, Lisa Townsley and Brenda Alberico, Benedictine University
Biology and Mathematics in Population
Studies (BioMaPS)
K. Renee
Fister, Maeve McCarthy, Terry Derting, Christopher Mecklin and Howard
Whiteman,
Murray State University
SyBR-U: Synthetic Biology Research for
Undergraduates
Laurie
Heyer and A Malcolm Campbell, Davidson College
Jeffrey Poet and Todd Eckdahl, Missouri Western State
University
Math Biology Research at UNCG
Jan
Rychtar, M. Chhetri, S. Gupta, D. Remington, O. Rueppell and M. Crowe,
University of North Carolina Greensboro
Supplying Undergraduate Biology and
Mathematics Education and Research Group Experiences to Students at the
University of Michigan.
Patrick
Nelson, John Schiefelbein and Trachette Jackson, University of Michigan
Understanding the formation of the
arabidopsis root epidermis through an intimate collaboration between
modeling and experiment
Luay
Almassalha, Asha Radhamohan, Andrew Cheng, David Gammack, Stephen Gao,
Patrick Nelson, Yana Panciera and John Schiefelbein,
University of Michigan
Dynamic analysis of bacteriacial
activity in patients with severe sepsis
Moli Yin,
Alex Jacobsen, Nick Streicher, Patrick Nelson and John Younger,
University of Michigan
Research-focused Learning Communities in
Mathematical Biology
Jason
Miller, Jon Beck, Michael Kelrick and Laura Rechav-Fielden, Truman
State University
Research and Education Program in Biology
and Ecology
Semen
Koksal, Jan Varada, Adam Hernandez, Robert van Woesik, David Carroll,
Richard Sinden and Jewgeni Dshalalow, Florida Institute of
Technology
Real World STEM Application Modules
Darren
Narayan, William Basener and Moises Sudi, Rochester Institute of
Technology
College
Algebra
Renewal of College Algebra
Norma
Agras, Miami Dade College and J. Michael Pearson, MAA
Contemporary College Algebra & THE
HBCU Retreat and Follow-On Program
Laurette
Foster, Prairie View A & M University, and Don Small, U.S. Military
Academy
College Algebra in Context: A
Learner-centered Approach Incorporating Data-driven Activities Related
to Social Issues
Michael
Catalano, Dakota Wesleyan University
Education
PRofessional
Enhancement Program (PREP)
J. Michael Pearson, MAA
William Haver, Virginia Commonwealth University
Nancy Baxter Hastings, Dickinson College
Nathaniel Dean, Texas Stae University-San Marcos
Jon Scott, Montgomery College
Mathematics Across the Curriculum
Carol Hay
and Jessie Klein, Middlesex Community College
Math Quest: Math Question to Engage
Students
Mark
Parker, Holly Zullo and Kelly Cline, Carroll College
Beyond Crossroads Workshops
Robert
Farinelli, College of Southern Maryland
Rikki Blair, American Mathematical Assoc. of Two-Year
Colleges
Dynamic Visualization Tools for
Multivariable Calculus
Paul
Seeburger, Monroe Community College
Center for Women inMathematics at Smith
College
Ruth Haas
and James Henle, Smith College
Integrating Field Trips into Calculus
Courses
Despina
Prapavessi, Sam Needham and Karen Edwards, Diablo Valley College
Sonification for Calculus Instruction
Steven
Hetzler and Robert Tardiff, Salisbury University
Experimental Mathematics
Marc
Chamberland, Grinnell College
Math Images
Gene Klotz
and Stephen Maurer, Swarthmore College and Math Forum
A Model Teacher-Scholar Program in
Secondary Mathematics
Saad
El-Zanati, Sharon McCrone and Cynthia Langrall, Illinois State
University
Mathematics Research Experience for
Pre-service and for In-service Teachers
Saad
El-Zanati,Wendy O'Hanlon, David Barker and Cynthia Langrall, Illinois
State University
Elementary Mathematics for Teachers
Scott
Baldridge, Louisiana State University; Thomas Parker, Michigan State
University
Preparing At-risk Students for CS1 and
Calculus
John
Lusth, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
Mathematics Across the Community College
Curriculum: A National Quantitative Literacy Initiative
Jim
Roznowski, Delta College; Christie Gilliland, Green River Community
College
Research-Based Video for Teaching
Undergraduate Proof
James
Sandefur and Geoffrey Birky, Georgetown University
Connie Campbell, Millsaps College; Kay Somers, Moravian
College
Manya Sundstrom, Umea University
Other
Topics Including Web-based Learning
The MAA Online Book Project
Lawrence
Moore and David Smith, Duke University
MathDL: The MAA Mathematical Sciences
Digital Library
Lawrence
Moore, Duke University and Roseanne Brown, MAA
WeBWorK, a Web-based Interactive
Homework System
Michael
Gage, Arnold Pizer and Vicki Roth, University of Rochester
Undergrduate Research Projects in
Complex Analysis with Accompanying Applets
Michael
Dorff, Brigham Young University
Jim Rolf, Mike Brillesllyper, and Beth Schaubroeck,U.S.
Air Force Academy
Rich Stankewitz, Ball State University; Ken Stephenson,
University of Tennessee
Dov Chelse, ICMA, Jane McDougall, Colorado College
Maplets for Calculus, Tutoring without
the Tutor
Phillip
Yasskin, Texas A&M Univesity; Douglas Meade, University of South
Carolina
Proofs, functions & computations: A
web-based course as a laboratory for enhanced teaching and learning in
logic, mathematics and computer science
Wilfried
Sieg and Alex Amith, Carnegie Mellon University
Quantitative Reasoning in the
Contemporary World
Bernie
Madison, Uiversity of Arkansas
Stuart Boersma, Central Washington Univesity
Caren Diefenderfer, Hollins Uiversity
Shannon Dingman, Uiversity of Arkansas
Long Beach Project in Geometry and
Symmetry
Scott
Crass, California State University-Long Beach
Appropriately Using WeBWork, WebAssign
and Maple in Calculus I and II: Preliminary Report
Jeffrey Stuart,
Bryan Dorner, Daniel Heath and Jessica Sklar, Pacific Lutheran
University
An Accessible Online Resource for
Mathematics Students and Instructors
Lila Roberts,
Clayton State University
Enabling Computer Algebra Use in the
Undergraduate Abstract Algebra Curriculum
Alexander
Hulpke, Colorado State University
Center for Promoting STEM
Gloria Liu,
Joseph Kotowski, Michael Farquhar and Carol Ward, Oakton Community
College
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