MAA  Mathematical Association of America

Seaway Section

First Meeting: May 11, 1940 - Colgate University

Papers Presented

• A Plan for Freshman Mathematics, T. F. Cope, Queens College (CUNY)
• An Application of Analytic Geometry to Cryptography, R. E. Huston, RPI
• Errors in American College Mathematics Texts, A. B. Brown, Queens College
• Jacobian Circles of the Biquadratic, B. C. Patterson, Hamilton College
• Complex Roots of a Polynomial Equation, H. N. Gehman, University of Buffalo
• Representation of a Class of Functions by Stieltjes Integrals, B. A. Lengyel, RPI
• A Locus Associated with the Pascal Line, E. R. Ott, University of Buffalo
• The convergence and Summability of Series, R. P. Agnew, Cornell University

Second Meeting: May 3, 1941 - Cornell University

Papers Presented

• The Potential Function in Electro-dynamics, R. E. Street, RPI
• A Course on the Significance of Mathematics, H. F. Montague, University of Buffalo
• Some Applications of Mathematics to Serial Mapping, E. F. Church, Syracuse University
• Report on a Survey of the mathematical Preparations for Defense, E. B. Allen, RPI
• An Extension of Hill’s Method in Cryptography, B. W. Jones, Cornell University
• Quadrilaterals Inscribed and Circumscribed to Curves of the Third and Second Degree, respectively, with a Common Line of Symmetry, Rev. W. A. Scheier, St. Bonaventure College
• Class Interval Assumptions in Frequency Distributions, H. A. DoBell, NYS College for Teachers at Albany
• Generating Functions in the Theory of Statistics, J. H. Curtiss, Cornell University

Third Meeting: May 10, 1947 - University of Rochester

Papers Presented

• Electronic Digital Calculators, R. D. O’Niel, Eastman Kodak Company
• Absolutely and Completely Monotonic Functions, Harry Pollard, Cornell University
• Eccentricity and Slope, Harriet Montague, University at Buffalo
• Familiarity and Understanding in Mathematics, S. S. Cairns, Syracuse University
• The Present Mathematical Situation and Next Steps in the Teaching of Mathematics,
• William Betz, Rochester Public Schools

Fourth Meeting: May 1, 1948 - Union College

Papers Presented

• Auxiliary Tricks which make Mathematical Notions Stick, Rev. B. Kuhn, Siena College
• Complex Geometry, B. C. Patterson, Hamilton College
• Non-planar Graphs, Bryant Tuckerman, Cornell University
• The History of Topics in Analytic Geometry, Vera Sanford, Oneonta State Teachers College
• Some Models that are Useful in the Teaching of High School and College Mathematics,
• Ruth Stokes, Syracuse University
• Oriented Elements in Analytic Geometry, W. J. Bruns, Syracuse University
• Monotonic Transformations, Applied Mathematics, Hillel Poritsky, General Electric Co.

Fifth Meeting: April 30, 1949 - University of Buffalo

Friday Evening Address

Papers Presented

• The Excenters of a Hyperbolic Triangle, H. S. M. Coxeter, University of Toronto
• The Addition Formulas of Trigonometry, J. F. Randolph, University of Rochester
• An Algebraic Algorithm, N. G. Gunderson, University of Rochester
• Mathematics in New York State Institutes, I. S. Boak, NYSA&T Institute, Canton
• Flying Inertias, E. T. Welmers, Bell Aircraft Corp.
• Extra-Sensory Perception, a Problem in the Theory of Confirmation, J. E. Freund, Alfred University

Sixth Meeting: April 22, 1950 - Syracuse University

Papers Presented

• Models and Methods, R. C. Yates, U. S. Military Academy
• The Problem of Eight Points, W. B. Carver, Cornell University
• Some Educational Problems in New York State, C. V. Newsom, NYS Education Dept.
• On Space Frames and Plane Trusses, N. E. Goheen, Syracuse University
• Analytic Solutions of Non-linear Differential Equations, R. D. Larsson, Clarkson College of Technology
• Difference and Differential Equations in Probability Theory, Murray Rosenblatt, Cornell University
• The Tutorial system at the University of Buffalo, Harriet Montague, University of Buffalo

Seventh Meeting: May 5, 1951 - Hamilton College

Papers Presented

• A Doubly Oscillating Pendulum, A. K. Waltz, Clarkson College of Technology
• The Bivariate Normal Distribution and Applications, J. E. Freund, Alfred University
• Extremal Problems Treated by Elementary Methods, W. H. Fuchs, Cornell University
• Report of the Committee on the Relations of Secondary School and College Mathematics, M. F. Rosskopf (Chair), Syracuse University
• A Theorem in Measure Theory and Applications to Statistics, Esther Seiden, University of Buffalo
• Some Classes of Power Series, Frederick Bagemihl, University of Rochester
• Some Inequalities in Differential Geometry, Charles Loewner, Syracuse University
• The Sum of a Generalized harmonic Series and Some Related Results, M. R. Spiegel, RPI

Eighth Meeting: May 10, 1952 - Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Papers Presented

• Parallel Plate Optics, F. D. Parker, St. Lawrence University
• The Problem Section of the Monthly, H. W. Eves, Champlain College, SUNY
• High Speed computing and its Effects on Teaching, William Durfee, National Bureau of Standards
• A Freshman Looks at Mathematics, W. B. Pitt, University of Rochester student
• A Mean Value Theorem and Inequalities, K. A. Bush, Champlain College, SUNY
• Functions of Subdivisions and Their Use in Advanced Undergraduate Mathematics, Dorothy Bernstein, University of Rochester
• The Leibniz Characteristic Triangle, Frances Baker, Vassar College

Ninth Meeting: May 9, 1953 - United States Military Academy

Papers Presented

• The Teaching of Mathematics at West Point, W. W. Bessell, U. S. Military Academy
• Color and Mathematics, Nura Turner, SUNY College for Teachers at Albany
• The Conigraph, E. I. Gale, Norland, Ontario
• Conic Sections and Other Curves on the Screen and in Space, Ruth Stokes, Syracuse University
• The Mangler Transformation, Irwin Stoner, Bell Aircraft Corp.
• Teaching a Course in the History of Elementary Mathematics, Howard Eves, Champlain College, SUNY

Tenth Meeting: May 1, 1954 - NYS College for Teachers at Albany

Papers Presented

• A Program for the Preparation of Secondary School Teachers of Mathematics, R. A. Beaver, NYS College for Teachers at Albany
• Potential of a Charged Cylinder Between Two Parallel Grounded Plates, Hillel Poritsky, General Electric Co.
• Statistics and Engineering, Roger Lessard, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal
• The 1953 Summer Conference in Collegiate Mathematics, Ethel Callahan, Hartwick College
• Representations of Compact Lie Groups, A. J. Coleman, University of Toronto
• Mathematics as Taught to Engineers by Dr. Steinmetz, P. L. Alger, General Electric Co.
• A Non-linear Problem from Nuclear Reactor Theory, A. H. Fox, Union College
• Modern Differential Geometry and its Application to Relativity, Valdemars Punga, RPI

Eleventh Meeting: May 14, 1955 - University of Buffalo

Papers Presented

• The Need of Mathematics in Business Research, W. L. Murdock, General Electric Co.
• Teaching Computing Without a Computer, J. F. Randolph, University of Rochester
• Teaching Computing With a Computer, J. B. Rosser, Cornell University
• Rigor in Undergraduate Mathematics, F. D. Parker, Clarkson College of Technology
• The Problem of a Blind Student of Mathematics, Irving Bentsen, University of Rochester
• Hyperbolic Triangles, H. S. M. Coxeter, University of Toronto

Twelfth Meeting: April 28, 1956 - Alfred University

Invited Addresses

• Mathematics in Industry, T. C. Fry, Bell Telephone Laboratories
• Mathematics for Statisticians, J. E. Freund, Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Papers Presented

• A Fundamental Limit and its Applications, N. J. Pascual, Siena College
• Some Special Determinants, F. R. Olson, University of Buffalo
• False Solutions in Elementary Extremum Problems, C. S. Ogilvy, Hamilton College

Thirteenth Meeting: May 4, 1957 - Skidmore College

Invited Addresses

• The College Entrance Examination Board’s Advanced Placement Program, C. R. Keller, CEEB and Department of History, Williams College
• The Mathematics of “Operations Research”, A. W. Jones, Bell Telephone Laboratories

Papers Presented

• A Proof of the Isoperimetric Property of the Circle, A. G. Davis, Clarkson College of Technology
• The Matrix Equation X2 = I over a Finite Field, J. H. Hodges, University of Buffalo
• Vector Methods in Elementary Analytic Geometry, Victors Linis, University of Ottowa
• Strategy and Tactics in Mathematics, R. B. Davis, Syracuse University

Fourteenth Meeting: May 10, 1958 - University of Montreal

Invited Addresses

• The Canadian Mathematical Congress, R. L. Jeffery, Queen’s University
• Training Teachers of Mathematics, A. Wittenberg, Laval University

Papers Presented

• The Mathematical Analysis of the English Verb Phrase, Joachim Lambek, McGill University
• The Logic of Algebra and the Algebra of Logic, L. O. Kattsoff, Harpur College
• Convex Representation of Planar Graphs, W. T. Tutte, University of Toronto
• The Spherical Image, C. S. Ogilvy, Hamilton College
• On the Classical Characterizations of the Existence a.e. of a Derivative for Functions of One Real Variable, A. G. Fadell, University of Buffalo
• The Minimax Theorem (Another Simple Proof), J. E. L. Peck, McGill University

Fifteenth Meeting: May 9, 1959 - Hartwick College

Invited Addresses

• Changes in the Certification Climate, R. F. Kille, University of the State of New York
• Rings and Modules, R. E. Johnson, Smith College (MAA Visiting Lecturer)

Papers Presented

• Partial Product Calculators, E. I. Gale, Brockville Bible College
• The Honors Course in Mathematics at the University of Buffalo, Edith Schneckenburger, University of Buffalo
• The NSF In-Service Institute at Oneonta State Teachers College, C. E. Rusch, Oneonta State Teachers College
• A Report on the Teaching of Analytic Geometry over Closed Circuit Television, Violet Larney, NYS Teachers College at Albany
• Analytical Radon Curves, H. G. Nelfenstein, University of Ottowa
• The Characterization of Classes of Orthogonal Polynomials, A. E. Denese, Union College
• A Certain Discrete Density Function, Rev. N. A. Hanhauser, Siena College
• Polynomials and Functions, L. O. Kattsoff, Harpur College

Sixteenth Meeting: May 7, 1960 - University of Rochester

Papers Presented

• A Problem in Probability, , A. G. Davis, Clarkson College of Technology
• Approximately Continuous Functions, A. G. Fadell, University of Buffalo
• Lagrange’s Theorem and Stationary Functions, R. J. Pegis, Bausch and Lomb Optical Co.
• Methods to Treat Mathematical Problems with Symmetry of Rotation, M. J. Nerzberger, Eastman Kodak Co.
• A Useful Course in Geometry for Future High School Teachers, Israel Halperin, Queen’s University
• Mathematics in Industrial Research, E. W. Marchand, Eastman Kodak Co.
• The Case for a General Education Course in Mathematics, Harriet Montague, University of Buffalo
• Teaching Experiences with a High School Supplementary Mathematics Program, G. R. Rising, Greece Olympia High School
• A Modification of Birkhoff’s Axioms for High School Geometry, Roland Brossard, Universite de Montreal
• Some Elementary Aspects of Integral Geometry, W. R. Baum, Syracuse University
• Finite Geometries and the Four Color Problem, W. T. Tutte, University of Toronto

Seventeenth Meeting: April 29, 1961 - Harpur College

Papers Presented

• On Goodman’s Conjecture, N. W. Pownall, Colgate University
• A Duality of Maximum-minimum Theory, C. S. Ogilvy, Hamilton College
• On Asymmetry in Fields, J. D. Reid, Syracuse University
• The CUPM Program for Engineers, R. J. Walker, Cornell University
• On Evaluating Certain Real Integrals by Cauchy’s Residue Theorem, O. J. Farrell and B. Ross, Union College
• On Iterations with Errors, Peter Frank, Syracuse University
• Maximality and Reflexive-symmetric Relations, A. R. Bednarek, University of Buffalo
• A Generalization of the Contraction Mapping Theorem and its Numerical Applications, W. C. Rheinboldt, Syracuse University

Eighteenth Meeting: May 5, 1962 - Clarkson College of Technology

Papers Presented

• A Note on Vibrations with Heavy Damping, E. E. Haskins, Clarkson College of Technology
• Accessibility in Pair-homogeneous Cut-point Graphs, N. W. Pownall, Colgate University
• Analogue of Cauchy’s Formula in non-Archimedean Fields, Victors Linis, University of Ottowa
• A Self-determining Sequence Leading to Markov Chains, Alexander Nagel, Bronx High School of Science
• An Obvious Theorem with Some Non-obvious Consequences, Norman Miller, Queen’s University
• Programmed Instruction in College and High School Mathematics, B. H. Gore, Hamilton College and A. L. Buchman, NYS Education Department
• Studies Resulting from the Results of the 1961 High School Mathematics Contest in the Upstate Section of New York, Nura Turner, SUNY College for Teachers at Albany
• The Mathematical Enrichment for Secondary School Students at Clarkson College of Technology, R. D. Larsson, Clarkson College of Technology

Nineteenth Meeting: April 23, 1963 - SUNY at Buffalo

Papers Presented

• The Undergraduate Program at the University of Rochester, R. E. Johnson, University of Rochester
• The Undergraduate Preparation of Graduate Students, Erik Hemmingsen, Syracuse University
• Remarks, R. N. Bing, President of MAA
• Five Years as Contest Chairman of the Upper New York State Section, Nura Turner, SUNY College for Teachers at Albany
• Some Generalizations of the Cantor-Lebesgue Theorem, T. E. Nott, SUC at Fredonia
• Dimension of a Module, R. E. Johnson, University of Rochester
• Similar Configurations in Measurable Sets, T. A. Bick, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
• On the Dialectical Triad, and Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for a Dialectical Process,
• W. A. Small, SUC at Geneseo
• On Inscribed Rectangles, N.S. Klamkin, SUNY at Buffalo
• Stellating the 24-Cell, B. L. Chilton, SUNY at Buffalo

Twentieth Meeting: May 16, 1964 - State Education Department of the State of New York

Papers Presented

• Recent Developments in N.Y. State Secondary Education, Frank Hawthorne, NYS Education Department
• Some Aspects of the Madison Project, R. N. Exner, Syracuse University
• The NYS College Proficiency Examination Program, R. A. Beaver, SUNY at Albany
• The Algebra of Reflexive Relations, F. D. Parker, SUNY at Buffalo
• An Inclusion Theorem for Nordlund Means, P. T. Schaefer, SUNY at Albany
• Moments and Cumulants - and Consequences, N. P. Salz, Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
• Accumulated Truncation Errors in Simpson’s Method, C. E. Rhodes, Alfred University
• Utterly Integer Valued Entire Functions, D. Sato, University of Saskatchewan at Regina
• Neighborly Vertices in a Polyhedron, Victors Linis, University of Ottowa

Twenty-First Meeting: May 15, 1965 - Colgate University

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Linear Transformations, Matrices, and Trigonometry, A. R. Amir-Moez, Clarkson College of Technology
• Coordinate Free Calculus and the “Invariant” Laplacian, W. Eberlein, University of Rochester
• Problems in Associativity and the Embedding of Semigroups into Groups, Dov Tamari, SUNY at Buffalo
• The Pre-Graduate Panel of CUPM, L. Gillman, University of Rochester
• Non-Unique Solutions of Linear Equations with Non-Singular matrix, R. D. Larrson, Mohawk Valley Community College

Twenty-Second Meeting: May 14, 1966 - St. Bonaventure University

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• A Generalization of the Consecutive Non-square Free Integer Problem, C. J. Parry, SUC at Oswego, Undergraduate Papers Contest Winner
• Secondary School Mathematics - Present and Future, Frank Hawthorne, NYS Education Department
• Finite Calculus, H. A. Still, Queen’s University
• Projection Matrices and the Generalized Inverse, J. C. Boot, SUNY at Buffalo

Twenty-Third Meeting: May 20, 1967 - SUNY Plattsburgh

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• On the Solution of Cantor’s Problem, Andrey Feuerverger, McGill University, Undergraduate Papers Contest Winner
• Dimension Theory, D. W. Henderson, Cornell University
• Naming the Irreducible Representations of the Symmetric Group, A. J. Coleman, Queen’s University
• Duo Rings and a Theorem of Jacobson, H. E. Bell, Union College
• Recent CUPM Proposals in Mathematics for Engineers, R. J. Walker, Cornell University

First Fall Meeting: November 4, 1967 - State University College at Buffalo

Papers Presented

• Unit Intervals in Arbitrary Fields, Michael Gemignani, SUNY at Buffalo
• Approximation Theory, R. E. Dowds, SUC at Fredonia
• Colors and Queens, F. D. Parker, St. Lawrence University
• Experimental Work in Elementary and Secondary Mathematics in the USSR, Nura Turner, SUNY at Albany
• The Combinatorial Problem of the Counting of Corridors, G. J. van der Maas and A. Thuswaldner, Northern Electric Laboratories, Ottawa
• Almost Convergent and Almost Summable Sequences, Paul Schaefer, SUC at Geneseo
• Unitary Near-Rings on Generalized Quaternion Groups, C. J. Maxson, SUC at Fredonia

Twenty-Fourth Spring Meeting: May 11, 1968 - Hamilton College

Papers Presented

• Iterated Radicals, C. S. Ogilvy, Hamilton College
• Some Characterizations of Near-Fields, C. J. Maxson, SUC at Fredonia
• Direct Calculation ofMatrix Functions by Idempotent Matrices, V. Lovass-Nagy and D. L. Powers, Clarkson College of Technology
• Do it with Points and Lines, F. Buekenhout, SUNY at Buffalo

The First Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Second Fall Meeting: November 9, 1968 - RPI

Papers Presented

• Application of Recurrence Relations to Prove Algebraic Identities, E. T. Frankel, Schenectady, NY
• Integer Approximation of Rationals, A. Thuswaldner, Northern Electric Laboratories, Ottowa
• Multicoherence in Graphs, D. V. Vittum and C. J. Houghton, SUNY at Binghamton
• Things Like the Euler Characteristic in Graphs, D. E. Scheim, Undergraduate, University of Rochester
• Preliminary Reports from CUPM Panels, N. W. Pownall, Colgate University and R. D. Larrson, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Report on the Upstate New York MAA Contest Section, N. D. Turner, SUNY at Albany
• Uniform Convergence on Classes of Subsets, R. C. Shiflett, Wells College
• A Note on Nonlinear Models in Two Dimensional Cavitating Flow, K. N. Agrwal and A. C. Smith, University of Windsor
• Rotational Gas Flows with Straight and Circular Streamlines, Om Parkash Chanda and A. C. Smith, University of Windsor

Twenty-Fifth Spring Meeting: May 10, 1969 - University of Western Ontario

Papers Presented

• Toward a Geometry from City Streets, A. G. Davis, Clarkson College of Technology
• On Lp, 1 < p <1, L. T. Gardner, University of Toronto
• Solution of Certain Differential Equations using Dirichlet Series, R. D. Larrson, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Toeplitz Basic Sequences in a Locally Convex Metric Space, D. R. Kerr, SUNY at Albany
• Bounds on the Magnitude of the Coefficients of the Cyclotomic Polynomials, Sister Marion Beiter, Rosary Hill College
• A Note on Multiplicative Functions, A. Somayajulu, Canisius College
• Extraction of Homogeneous Parts of a Polynomial Transformation and the Pure Derivative Theorem, S. Gagola, SUNY at Buffalo, Undergraduate Papers Contest Winner

The Second Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Third Fall Meeting: November 1, 1969 - Canisius College

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Extensional Determinant Identities, R. G. Van Meter, St. Lawrence University
• A Class of Ring Extensions, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University
• The Anti-Center of P-Groups, W. Kappe, SUNY at Binghamton
• Completely Adequate Neighborhood Systems, S. O’Reilly, Niagara University
• Report on the MAA High School Contest, N. D. Turner, SUNY at Albany

Twenty-Sixth Spring Meeting: May 16, 1970 - University of Rochester

Papers Presented

• Properties of 2-Structures, S. P. Cassens, SUC at Oswego
• Numerical Methods and the Calculus, L. Lardy, Syracuse University
• The First Digit Problem, R. Raimi, University of Rochester

The Third Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fourth Fall Meeting: November 7, 1970 - SUNY Oswego

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Embedding a Partially Ordered Ring in a Division Ring, W. H. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• Simple Proofs of Elementary Probability Theorems by Use of Indicator Functions, P. Tan, Carleton University
• Generalized Generalized Inverses, G. Rabson, Clarkson College of Technology

Twenty-Seventh Spring Meeting: May 8, 1971 - St. Lawrence University

Papers Presented

• Integration by Diagrams, D. S. Martin, SUC at Brockport
• A New Direction for Birkhoff’s Problem, R. C. Shiflett, Wells College
• Invariance Theorems in Probability, D. R. Beuerman, Queen’s University
• Seventeen Wallpaper Samples, D. Paine, Wells College and Cornell University
• Informal vs. Formal Mathematics, R. G. Van Meter, St. Lawrence University

The Fourth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fifth Fall Meeting: November 6, 1971 - SUNY Geneseo

Papers Presented

• Polar Coordinates Revisited, W. F. Eberlein, University of Rochester
• Calculus Without Limits, R. W. Sloan, Alfred University
• Metric Spaces for Freshmen, F. Dristy, SUC at Oswego
• A New View of the Elementary Teacher, R. E. Heintz, SUC at Buffalo
• Morphisms of Subrings of Real Matrix Rings into the Real Quaternions, W. H. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• Relatively Dense Sets in Groups, G. T. Frey, St. Bonaventure University
• Asymptotically Self-Invariant Sets, S. Leela, SUC at Geneseo
• The Derivation of Optimally Stable and Accurate 3-Stage, 1-Step, Explicit, Numerical Integration Methods, B. J. Nigro, Niagara County Community College

Twenty-Eighth Spring Meeting: May 13, 1972 - Clarkson College of Technology

Papers Presented

• Standard Questions and Principles of Modern Mathematics, W. E. Hartnett, SUC at Plattsburgh
• Unsolvability for Undergraduates, J. McKibben, Skidmore College
• Finding Derivatives and Limits Using the Definite Integral Formulas for Arc Length, Peter Lindstrom, Genesee Community College
• Texas Style Teaching at the Undergraduate Level, R. Stinebrickner, SUC at Potsdam
• Testing Whether a Multinomial Distribution is a Binomial Distribution of Order k, Sister R. Bertell, D’Youville College
• Mapping of a Linear 2-Normed Space into a Linear Normed Space, C. Diminnie and A. White, St. Bonaventure University
• A Canonical Form of Ideals in $\mathbb{Z}[t]$, S. Reyner, SUC at Oswego
• Representation of a Group by a Family of Partial Functions on a Set of Subgroups; Residual Properties, W. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• On the Bounds of p in Fermat’s Last Theorem, G. Guillotte, Massey-Vanier School

The Fifth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Sixth Fall Meeting: November 4, 1972 - Mohawk Valley Community College

Papers Presented

• A Computer Model Useful in Teaching Mathematics, W. E. Hartnett, SUC at Plattsburgh
• The Use of Infinitesimals in 18th Century Calculus, S. Regoczei, University of Toronto
• A Vector Space Approach to Problems of Statistical Inference, P. Tan, Carleton University
• Statistics Without Calculus for the Social Sciences, E. Weissner, LeMoyne College
• A Note on Embedding a Partially Ordered Ring in a Division Algebra, W. H. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• An Example of a Non-Strictly Convex Linear 2-Normed Space, A. White, St. Bonaventure University
• Hardy’s Inequality for Lp(1r) Functions, H. P. Heinig, McMaster University
• Map Coloring, Fibonacci Sequences, and the Golden Ratio, D. W. Hall, SUNY at Binghamton
• A Generalization of Buffon’s Needle Problem, F. A. Hacker, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Optimal Mixed Strategies for Allocation GamesI, D. Sankoff, University of Montreal

Twenty-Ninth Spring Meeting: May 12, 1973 - Rosary Hill College

Papers Presented

• The Computer Oriented Calculus Course at Clarkson, G. Rabson, Clarkson College of Technology
• Convergence Criteria for Rational Series, J. Kevins, Student, St. Bonaventure University
• A Net Characterization of the E-Transformation, J. H. Tsai, SUC at Geneseo
• Models of Ordinals, D. S. Martin, SUC at Brockport
• A Note on Graphs whose Neighborhoods are n-Cycles, B. L. Chilton, SUC at Fredonia
• The Permanent Function of a Symmetric Matrix, E. T. Hoefer, Rosary Hill College
• Transformation Semigroups Acting on Totally Ordered Spaces, D. Anson, Alfred University
• An Application of Logic, R. G. Van Meter, SUC at Oneonta

The Sixth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Seventh Fall Meeting: November 3, 1973 - Genesee Community College

Invited Addresses

• Interrelations between Combinatorial Designs, T. Storer, SUNY at Buffalo
• The Role of the MAA in the Two Year College, G. S. Young, University of Rochester

Papers Presented

• The Development of Perspective in Western Art, D. L. Farnsworth, Eisenhower College
• The Class of Integer Identities, R. DeCarli, Rosary Hill College
• Construction of Rings on the Cartesian Product of the Integers and an Ideal, N. W. Groman, SUC at Oswego
• The Trouble with Statistics, H. A. Still, Queen’s University
• Applied Mathematics - An Introduction via Models, R. F. Barnes, SUC at Brockport
• Teaching Calculus via Self-paced Instruction: Advantages (many) and Disadvantages (few),
• V. H. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• A New Approach to Leibnitzian Differentials, J. L. Delkin, University of Western Ontario
• A Characterization of Noncommutative Quaternion Rings, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University
• APL Graphics for Undergraduate Students, K. Kim, SUC at Brockport
• APL in Teaching Numerical Analysis, J. E. McKenna, SUC at Fredonia
• Non-Equivalence of the Theorems of Helly and Radon in General Convexity Theory, R. E. Reed, SUC at Oneonta
• 2-Normed Space and Spaces with Euclidean Triangles, C. Diminnie and A. White, St. Bonaventure University

Thirtieth Spring Meeting: April 27, 1974 Union College

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Fuzzy Sets Theory, W. E. Hartnett, SUC at Plattsburgh
• Mathematical Models - or - Should Mathematics be Just a Set of Classroom Exercises?,
• A. C. Green, SUC at Buffalo
• Report on the National Conference for Personalized Instruction in Higher Education,
• W. H. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• Elementary Linear Algebra - Polynomial Evaluation of Functions Using Real Matrices,
• D. Fama, Auburn Community College
• Multi-Structured College Courses in General Education and Calculus, L. Copes, Syracuse University
• A Variable Instruction Program for Mathematics, J. A. Voytuk, RPI
• Examples of Two-Dimensional Symmetry by the Graphic Artist, M. C. Escher, S. C. Van Orden, Eisenhower College
• Fibonacci Bases of Egyptian Fractions, J. McKibben, Skidmore College
• Some Reasons to Doubt the Validity of Goldbach’s Conjecture, R. D. Larsson, Schenectady County Community College
• A Note on , P. Lindstrom, Genesee Community College
• Normality and Relative Density in Groups, G. T. Frey, St. Bonaventure University
• Irreducibility of Polynomials over Finite Fields, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University

The Seventh Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Eighth Fall Meeting: November 2, 1974 St. John Fisher College

Contributed papers on the Theme of Linear Algebra

• Historical Highlights of Linear Algebra in the Last Fifty Years, M. F. Smiley, SUNY at Albany
• A First Course in Linear Algebra, L. A. Trivieri, Mohawk Valley Community college and R. J. Wernick, SUC at Cortland
• Computational Aspects of Linear Algebra, P. Eberlein, SUNY at Buffalo
• Singular Values, C. Davis, University of Toronto
• Spectrum Localization of Banach Spaces, Z. Kovarik, McMaster University
• Some Applications of Markov Chains to the Social Sciences, C. Nevison, Colgate University
• Linear Inequalities: Old and New Methods of Solution, R. E. Reed, SUC at Oneonta

Thirty-First Spring Meeting: April 26, 1975, York University

Papers Presented

• The Effect of an Electronic Programmable Calculator on a First Course in Calculus,
• T. N. O’Loughlin, SUC at Cortland
• Some Recent Activities from the Two-Year College, P. Lindstrom, Genesee Community College
• Can College Students Reason?, L. Copes, Ithaca College
• The differential and the Second Derivative Test, D. S. Martin, SUC at Brockport
• Games of Chance and Probability: A Historical Anecdote, P. Tan, Carleton University
• The Trace, Inverse, and Characteristic Polynomial - A Complete Set, D. Fama, Auburn Community College
• Restricting and Inducing on Inner Products of Representations of a Finite Group, G. de B. Robinson, University of Toronto
• Distribution of Initial Digits in Tables of Physical Data, N. n. Rice, Queen’s University
• From Burali-Forti to Godel: Early Efforts to Axiomatize Set Theory, G. H. Moore, University of Toronto

The Eighth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Ninth Fall Meeting: November 1, 1975, SUNY Cortland

Papers Presented

• Transition Matrices, D. Fama, Cayuga County Community College
• Differential Algebra and Asymptotic Expansions, W. Strodt, St. Lawrence University
• Retracts of Cantor Spaces, C. Kohls, Syracuse University
• Mortgages and Recurrence Relations, F. A. Hacker, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Mathematics Education or Vice-Versa, L. Copes, Ithaca College
• Applications of Graph Theory and Other Mathematical Models, A. Green, SUC at Buffalo
• A Combinatorial Property of 2x2 Matrices, H. E. Bell, Brock University
• Instructional Television in College Calculus Courses, Sister J. F. Gilman, Niagara University
• Meaning and Precision in Geometry, D. W. Henderson, Cornell University
• The Mordell-Weil Theorem, T. W. Lamm, Cornell University

Thirty-Second Spring Meeting: May 1, 1976, College of St. Rose

Papers Presented

• Mathematical Magic, E. T. Frankel, Schenectady, NY
• Math Anxiety, Jean Smith, Middlesex CC, Middlesex. CT
• Four-Dimensional Division Algebras, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University
• Are Algebraic Expressions just Infix Polish?, Margaret Brown, Skidmore College
• Fuzzy Algebra, Jay Delkin, University of Western Ontario
• Characterization of a Certain Binary Operation, Donald Palmer, Student, RIT
• A Pre-Categorical Look at Sets, Relations, and Functions, Joseph Bodenrader and William Hartnett, SUC at Plattsburgh
• A Unifying Proof in Plane Synthetic Geometry, David Farnsworth, Eisenhower College
• The Pearl A Metaphor in Educational Mathematics, Larry Copes, Ithaca College
• Linear Algebraic Groups Acting with Zariski Open Orbits on a Hypersurface Z(P),
• F. J. Servedio, McMaster University

The Ninth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Tenth Fall Meeting: November 6, 1976, Broome Community College

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Boolean Algebra vs. Linear Algebra, Jack Graver, Syracuse University
• Verbing Mathematical Nouns: A Case Study of Educational Tensions, Larry Copes, Ithaca College
• Some Cantor Sets and Cantor Functions, Judith Palagallo, Hartwick College
• Octets of Vectors and their Applications, Mou-Ta Chen, SUC at Brockport
• Convolution Transforms on Rn, J. V. Peters, St. Bonaventure University
• A Theorem on Bernoulli Numbers of Order k, D. O. McKay, University of Western Ontario
• Canonical Reducible Cubic Forms in Variables, Frank Servedio, McMaster University
• Umbral Methods and Alternating Series, A. P. Guinand, Trent University
• π: Arc length or Area?, J. F. Smith, LeMoyne College
• Report and Results of the Workshop on the Teaching of Statistics, R. F. Barnes, SUC at Brockport

Thirty-Third Spring Meeting: May 7, 1977, State University College at Buffalo

Papers Presented

• Linear Algebra in Undergraduate Statistics, Harold Still, Queen’s University
• Forms with 0-Orthogonal Lie Algebras, Frank Servedio, McMaster University
• A Computer Lab in Probability, R. F. Barnes, SUC at Brockport
• Coefficients of the Cyclotomic PolynomialFqpr(X), Sister M. Beiter, Daemen College
• On the Classification of Critical Points of Real Valued Functions of Several Variables,
• T. S. Bolis, SUC at Oneonta
• A Structure Theorem for Partial Isometries, James Guyker, SUC at Buffalo
• Making Meaning about Making Meaning: A Dialogue, Larry Copes, Ithaca College and David Pimm, Cornell University
• An Elementary Example of Constructive versus Non-Constructive Proofs, Northrup Fowler, Hamilton College

The Tenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Eleventh Fall Meeting: October 28-29, 1977 SUNY Plattsburgh

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• The Mathematical Sciences:New Packages - New Careers, C. F. A. Beaumont, University of Waterloo
• Graph Theory and Combinatorics Applied to the Macroeconomy of Several Countries, Anton Kotzig, Universite de Montreal
• Group Rings and their Automorphisms, D. C. Lantz, Colgate University
• Computational Graphics as a Teaching Aid, David Schawe, SUC at Plattsburgh
• Determination of all Four Digit Kapreker Constants, G. D. Prichett, Hamilton College
• Generalization of Helmholtz’s Harmonic Model, Norbert Oldani, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Application of Catastrophe Theory, A. C. Green, SUNY at Buffalo
• The Impact of the USA Mathematical Olympiad on the Seaway Section, Nura Turner, SUNY at Albany
• The Resultant Iteration for Determining the Stability of a Polynomial, J. L. Howland, University of Ottowa
• Opportunities for Applications of Mathematics to Biology and Medicine, J. M. Reiner, Albany Medical College

Thirty-Fourth Spring Meeting: May 5-6, 1978, Brock University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• General Implicit and Explicit Solutions for Bernoulli Type Differential Equations, J. P. Rivet, College Militaire Royal de Saint Jean
• Discipline Oriented Problems and Individualized Sets of Data for Service Courses in Mathematics, E. R. Muller, Brock University
• Harmonic Faber Polynomials, E. T. Hoefer, RIT
• Visualizing the Derivative in Elementary Calculus, R. C. Williams, Alfred University
• The Algebraic Structure of Ethical Language, W. J. Rapaport, SUC at Fredonia
• Locating Objects from Satellite, Constance Elson, Ithaca College
• The Smallest n for which an n-Square Theorem is Valid in Certain Fields, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University

The Eleventh Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twelfth Fall Meeting: November 10-11, 1978 - University of Rochester

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• The Unimodular Row Problem, Michael Barr, McGill University
• Alternative Models in Rail Track Scheduling, Eric Muller, Brock University
• The Orthogonal Least Square Line: 1878-1978, David Farnsworth, Eisenhower College and Steven Suddaby, Bureau of Labor Statistics
• The Two-Year-College Mathematics Journal - the Past, the Present, and the Future, Peter A. Lindstrom, Genesee Community College
• The Classical, Bayesian, and Structural Approaches to Statistical Inference, Peter Tan, Carleton University
• Another Approach to Teaching Remedial Algebra to College Students, Larry Copes, Ithaca College
• On Distinguished Subspaces of Summability Domains, S. C. Chang, Brock University
• A Teaching Model for Systems of Differential Equations, Larry Knop, Hamilton College

Thirty-Fifth Spring Meeting: May 4-5, 1979 - SUNY Oneonta

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• The Optimal Assignment Problem: An Application of Elementary Mathematics to Economics,
• W. H. Reynolds, SUC at Cortland
• A Model of Population Diffusion, A. C. Green, SUC at Buffalo
• Optimal Capital Accumulation in a One Sector Economy, B. L. Warren, SUNY at Binghamton
• Coexistence of Species Competing for Shared Resources, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University
• A Heine-Borel Theorem is Equivalent to a Parallel Postulate, R. B. Killgrove, SUC at Geneseo
• New York State’s New Curriculum for High School Mathematics and the College Bound Student, R. Escobales, Canisius Gollege
• A Cute Linear Algebra Proof of the Four Square Theorem, C. Small, Queen’s University
• Testing: A New Frontier for Consumers, R. D. Larsson, Schenectady County Community College

The Twelfth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirteenth Fall Meeting: October 26-27, 1979 - SUNY Albany

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• The Spectral Theorem and the Jordan Form for Applied Linear Algebra, M. F. Smiley, SUNY at Albany
• The Characterization of the Semigroup of Matrix Units, Bernard Gelbaum, SUNY at Buffalo
• A First Course in Computing, Robert Ellison, Hamilton College
• Crux Mathematicorum, F. G. B. Maskell, Algonquin College
• Graphing Analytic Functions(A Geometric Point of View), E. T. Hoefer, RIT
• Modules Used in Calculus with Computers Course, Sarah Brooks, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Partitions, Partial Fractions, and Characteristic Polynomials, Lindsay N. Childs, SUNY at Albany

Thirty-Sixth Spring Meeting: May 2-3, 1980 - Herkimer Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Application of Bayesian Techniques to Reliability Demonstration: Estimation and Updating of the Distribution, T. S. Bolis, SUC at Oneonta
• A Generating Property of Pythagorean Triples, P. J. Arpaia, St. John Fisher College
• There are No Correct Answers in the Real World: An Illustration of Modeling as a Process, R. H. Wright, LeMoyne College
• When is a Rational Quaternion Algebra a Division Algebra?, C. W. Kohls, Syracuse University
• A Simple probability Model for the Reliability of a Jury Trial, R. C. Williams, Alfred University
• Mathematics and Art, J. R. Kolod, College of Saint Rose

The Thirteenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fourteenth Fall Meeting: November 7-8, 1980 - Daemen College

Papers Presented

• Sharks in the Mediterranean during WWI, Arhtur Deacon, Syracuse University
• Actuarial Sciences in the College Mathematics Department, Bette Warren, SUNY at Binghamton
• Generalized Bounded Variation, Michael Schramm, Syracuse University
• Linear Algebra Made Difficult, Paul Halmos, Indiana University
• Constructive Trigonometry, Shirley Stanlen, Schenectady County Community College and Eugene Mozier, La Salle Institute
• A Mean Value Theorem in Higher Dimensions, Richard O’Neil, SUNY at Albany
• A Psychology of Mathematical Problem Solving, Stephen West, SUC at Geneseo
• The Mathematics of Personnel Allocation: The Vices of Linearity, John Mayberry, Brock University
• Casino Gambling, John Slivka, SUC at Buffalo
• Recent Developments in Summability Invariants, S. C. Chang, Brock University

Thirty-Seventh Spring Meeting: April 10-11, 1981 - Syracuse University

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Foliations on Compact Riemannian Manifolds and the Ricci Curvature of the Leaves, Richard Escobales, Canisius College
• Sequences of Sets: Various Convergence Concepts in Topology, Louis F. McAuley, SUNY at Binghamton
• Perron-Frobenius Theory for Certain Affine Operators: An Application, Kenneth Lane, Hamilton College
• Luck as a Statistical Phenomenon, Daniel S. Martin, SUC at Brockport
• p-Adic Solutions of xyz = x + y + z = 1: Propaganda for Quadratic Reciprocity, Charles Small, Queen’s University
• Solving Linear Equations by Row and Column Reduction, Norman Rice, Queen’s University
• Time Series in M Dimensions: An Introduction and Exposition, Leo A. Aroian, Union College

The Fourteenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fifteenth Fall Meeting: November 6-7, 1981 - SUNY Brockport

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Data Encryption Based on the Factoring of Large Numbers, Jack Hollingsworth, RIT
• Koebe Function Representation of Univalent Functions, Guy Johnson, Syracuse University
• On Mappings of the Euclidean Plane and its Subplanes, Howard E. Bell, Brock University
• Relational Databases, Patricia Woodworth, Ithaca College
• A Case Study of Highway Fatality Rates and the 55 MPH Speed Limit, David Farnsworth, Eisenhower College
• The 22nd International Mathematical Olympiad, Nura Turner, SUNY at Albany
• Translates of Averages, Robert W. Sloan, Alfred University
• A New Look at Analysis - Infinite Arrays in APL, R. W. W. Taylor, RIT
• Analytic Geometry Revisited or How to Keep Busy Though Retired, Emmet Stopher, SUC at Oswego
• Recent Developments in Summability Invariants, S. C. Chang, Brock University

Thirty-Eighth Spring Meeting: April 23-24, 1982 - Skidmore College

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Analogous Spaces: Integrals and Complex Products, J. B. Harkin, SUC at Brockport
• A Student-Centered Math Skills Center: Three Years of Experience at SUNY Geneseo, Gilbert A. Palmer, SUC at Geneseo
• Weighted Voting for County Boards in New York, David Housman, Cornell University
• Discriminant Analysis for Patient Placement, Martin Orr, NYS Health Department
• Mathematics and Computer Science: A Curriculum, a Point of View, and the Future, Thomas M. O’Loughlin, SUC at Cortland
• Large Aerospace Structures: Do I have to Understand Hilbert Space to Live in Outer Space?, Mark J. Balas, RPI
• Why Vectors are not Arrows, Douglas L. Cushing, St. Bonaventure University

The Fifteenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Sixteenth Fall Meeting: November 12-13, 1982 - St. Lawrence University

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• What Makes a Ring Finite?, Howard E. Bell, Brock University
• Understanding and Teaching Mathematical Problem Solving, Alan H. Schoenfeld, University of Rochester
• A Follow-up Study of the Winners of the U.S.A. Mathematical Olympiad, Nura Turner, SUNY at Albany
• Graphical Solutions of Systems of n Linear Equations with n Equal to or Greater Than 3, Robert D. Larsson, North Country Community College
• Teaching Statistics with Computers, Chancal Singh, St. Lawrence University
• Some Interesting Properties of the Integer Function, Robert W. Sloan, Alfred University
• A Simulation Approach to Evaluating Experimental Designs, Robin Lock, St. Lawrence University
• The Role of the Monotone Method in the Study of Differential Equations, S. Leela, SUC at Geneseo

Thirty-Ninth Spring Meeting: April 22-24, 1983 - Sheraton Inn, Utica, New York

Joint Meeting with NYSMATYC

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Fagin’s Theorem on Domain-key Normal Form for Relations, Douglas Cashing, St. Bonaventure University
• On the Use of Multivariable Polynomials for Integrating Ordinary Differential Equations, Mike Mikalajanus, Montreal, Quebec
• Writing About Mathematics, Dorothy Buerk, Ithaca College
• Simple Sum-Preserving Arrangements of Series: A Discouraging Theorem, Paul Schaefer, SUC at Geneseo
• Developments from Normal Surface Theory which Apply to Knot Spaces, Richard Gustafson, SUC at Oneonta
• Business Simulation Games: A Successful Interim Course, Patti Frazer Lock, St. Lawrence University

The Sixteenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Seventeenth Fall Meeting : November 4-5, 1983 - Niagara University

Invited Addresses

• Some Work with Gifted High School Mathematics Students, Gerald Rising, SUNY at Buffalo
• The Conway Criterion, Doris Schattschneider, Moravian College and Editor of Mathematics Magazine

Papers Presented

• The Problem with Problem Setting, Peter J. O’Halloran, Executive Director of the Australian Mathematics Competition and University of Waterloo
• Solving Inequalities, Lawrence A. Trivieri, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Minimal Sets and Ergodic Measures for B/G, Mostafa Nassar, SUNY at Buffalo
• On the Groups that Contain Subgroups Having Finite Indices, Ter-Jeng Huang, SUC at Cortland
• Do We Really Teach problem Solving?, Ruth Heintz, SUC at Buffalo
• A Program for Underprepared Mathematics Students, Wendy L. Dunignan, Niagara University
• A Counting Problem mod p, Gerald Myerson, SUNY at Buffalo

Fortieth Spring Meeting: April 6-7, 1984 Broome Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• A “Good” Proof of , Jack E. Graver, Syracuse University
• The Power Maps as Endomorphisms in Rings, Howard E. Bell, Brock University
• Forbidden Patterns for Triangle Centers, Andrew P. Guinand, Trent University
• Tree Algorithm for Coin Flipping, Bette Warren, SUNY at Binghamton
• A Critical Look at Binomial Confidence Intervals, Harold A. Still, Queen’s University
• Is Modeling Just for Computers and Vice-versa?, Boris D. Rakover, St. John Fisher College
• An Efficient Computational Procedure for the Symbolic Multiplication of Large Multivariate Polynomials, Mike Mikalajanus, Montreal, Quebec
• Video Tape Production Made Easy, Dan Dodway, Broome County Community College

The Seventeenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Eighteenth Fall meeting: November 2-3, 1984 - St. Bonaventure University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Upper Bound Graphs: A Polynomial-time Algorithm, Douglas Cashing, St. Bonaventure University
• Determining Hidden Surfaces of Convex Polyhedra, Paul O’Heron, Broome County Community College
• Teaching Experimental Applied Mathematics - Video Tape Project, Edwin Hoefer, RIT and Team Leader for the Seaway Section
• Solving Trigonometric Inequalities, Boris D. Rakover, St. John Fisher College
• International Congress of Mathematics - 82, Nura Turner, SUNY at Albany
• Writing in the Math Classroom, Marcia Birken, RIT
• Appreciating Efficient Sorting, Morton Goldberg, Broome County Community College
• Analytical Hierarchies and Decision Making, Ronald Brzenk, Hartwick College
• Polynomials, Map Coloring, and Flattening Equations, Frank Bernhart, RIT

Forty-First Spring Meeting: April 26-27, 1985 - Rochester Hilton

Joint Meeting with NYSMATYC

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Alternatives to Least Square Estimators, Marvin Gruber, RIT
• Left, Right, and Other Things, Saleh I. Assad, Erie Community College
• Derivations and Commutativity, Howard E. Bell, Brock University
• Models Based on the Mean and the Median, David Farnsworth, RIT
• Mathematics for Computer Science - A First Course, Eric R. Muller, Brock University

The Eighteenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Nineteenth Fall Meeting: November 8-9, 1985 - RIT

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• A Special Case of Rigidity Theory: Bracing of Grids, Jack Graver, Syracuse University
• Recontres or the Hat Checking Problem, Karl Davis, Wells College
• Writing Across the Algebra Curriculum, Lawrence Trivieri, Mohawk Valley Community College
• Do Fractals Make Calculus Obsolete?, Carl Kohls, Syracuse University
• Approximate Coordinate Grids for Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations, Douglas Meadows, RIT
• Orthogonality in Normal Linear Spaces, Charles Diminnie, St. Bonaventure University
• Chisanbop is More Than Counting on Your Fingers, Dan Dodway, Broome County Community College
• A Special Kind of Duality in Algebra, Armond Spencer, SUC at Potsdam
• A Sylvester Theorem for Conic Sections, James Wiseman, RIT

Forty-Second Spring Meeting: April 18-19, 1986 - Ithaca College

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Making Mathematicians: A Developmental Challenge, Dorothy Buerk, Ithaca College
• Finding Simple t-Designs by Using Basis Reduction, Donald L. Kreher, RIT
• A Generating Property of Sums of Squares, J. Arpaia, St. John Fisher College
• Using Prolog to Build a Micro Expert System in Beginning Calculus, Marcel A. Labbe, College Militaire Royal de Saint Jean
• On Positive Representation by Linear Forms in 2 and 3 Variables, Daniel M. Cass, St. John Fisher College
• Interactive Computer Graphics for Teaching Differential Equations (a Demonstration), John Hubbard and Beverly Henderson West, Cornell University
• A Coin Tossing Problem and some Related Combinatorics, I, Roger H. Moritz, Alfred University
• An Extension of the Gauss Markov Theorem to Linear Models with Random Parameters, Marvin Gruber, RIT
• A Coin Tossing Problem and some Related Combinatorics, II, Roger H. Moritz, Alfred University
• Low Dimensional Topology, Jeff Weeks, Ithaca College

The Nineteenth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twentieth Fall Meeting: November 7-8, 1986 - Mohawk Valley Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• ACL: A Combinatorics Language, Rebecca E. Hill, RIT
• The Rifleman Problem, Edwin Hoefer, RIT
• Commutativity Results for Rings with Redundancy in Multiplication, Howard E. Bell, Brock University
• Modem Applications, Dan Dodway, Broome County Community College
• Geometry of Singularities, Yih-Nan Gau, SUC at Geneseo
• A Fair Allocation Problem Arising in the Talmud, John Maceli, Ithaca College
• How Mathematics Should be Taught, Michael J. Segal, Student, SUNY Buffalo
• Orthogonality in Normed Vector Spaces, Charles Diminnie, St. Bonaventure University

Forty-Third Spring Meeting: April 24-25, 1987 - Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Invited Addresses

• Logic in Computer Science, Anil Nerode, Cornell University
• The Mathematical Competition in Modeling, B. A. Fusaro, Salisbury State College and Project Director, M.C.M.

Papers Presented

• Summability Domains not Containing , W. Beekman and S. C. Chang, Brock University
• Is Every Polynomial over Every Finite Field the Sum of Three Irreducibles?, Gove Effinger, Skidmore College
• The Kalman Filter from the Statistician’s Point of View, Marvin Gruber, RIT
• Mathematical Applications in Perceptual Processes, Mou-Ta Chen, SUC at Brockport and Kathleen Chen, RIT
• Enriching Mathematical Problem Solving - Interdisciplinary Linkages, Marcia Birken and Anne C. Coon, RIT
• A Number Theoretical Variation on the Work of Al-Kasi, R. Daniel Hurwitz, Skidmore College
• P-gonal Numbers that are Simultaneously the Sum and Difference of Two P-gonal Numbers, Pasquale J. Arpaia, St. John Fisher College

The Twentieth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-First Fall Meeting: November 6-7, 1987 - SUNY at Buffalo

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Some Aspects of Curvature in Geometry, Lew Friedland, SUC at Geneseo
• New Directions in College Mathematics, Jack Graver, Syracuse University
• PROLOG for Mathematicians, Dave Beuerman, SUC at Oneonta
• The Practical Uses of Combinatorics, Patricia Eberlein, SUNY at Buffalo
• The Way it Was, Ivan Niven, University of Oregon
• What Every Mathematician Should Know about Mathematics, Wayne Bialas, SUNY at Buffalo
• Summing Series, Roger H. Moritz, Alfred University

Forty-Fourth Spring Meeting: April 29-30, 1988 - Brock University

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Hyperbolic Geometry from a Lorentzian Perspective, John A. Thorpe, SUNY at Albany
• Roundabout Coloring Schemes, Frank R. Bernhart, RIT
• Improved Estimation in Analysis of Variance Models (ANOVA), Marvin Gruber, RIT
• B-Spline Surface Techniques for Solid Modeling, Chi-Ming Tang, SUC at Geneseo
• Inequalities and Semigroups, William J. Ralph, Brock University
• Special Session on Mathematics Education:
• Adult Learners Ask the Darnest Questions, Betty Hurley Lawrence, Empite State College
• Writing in Math Class, Margaret Hendery, Ithaca College
• How to Ask Sensitive Questions without Getting Punched in the Nose, John C. Maceli, Ithaca College
• Some One-Sample Diagnostics for the Introductory Statistics Class, Ron Menton, Ithaca College

The Twenty-First Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Second Fall Meeting: November 11-12, 1988 - Syracuse University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Address

Papers Presented

• Industrial Mathematics: More than Applied Mathematics, Peter E. Castro, Eastman Kodak Company
• Applications of Number-Theoretic Unbreakable Ciphers, Thomas W. Cusick, SUNY at Buffalo
• A Humanistic Academic Environment for Learning Undergraduate Mathematics, Clarence F. Stephens, SUC at Potsdam
• On the Divergence of the Euler Series, G. Behforooz, Utica College
• SUPER: An Experiment in Schools and University Partnership, Patricia P. Tinto, Syracuse University
• An Application of Group Theory to Perception, Mou-Ta Chen, and Kathleen Chen, SUC at Brockport
• What Can participation Accomplish in Mathematics Class?, Abolghassen Alemzade, SUC at Cortland
• The Geometric Theory of Three-Manifolds, Jeffrey R. Weeks, Ithaca College
• Sixth International Congress on Mathematical Education (ICME-6), Howard C. Johnson, Syracuse University
• Tracings in the Sand: A Case in Ethnomathematics, Marcia Ascher, Ithaca College

Forty-Fifth Spring Meeting: April 28-29, 1989 - Union College

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• An Introduction to Multifractals, Michael Frame, Union College
• The Semigroup of Binary Relations, Micael A. Breen, Alfred University
• On Teaching mathematical Problem Solving, Richard T. Mahoney, SUC at Brockport
• Four Colors: A Retrospective, Frank Bernhart, Rochester, New York
• Teaching and Learning the Function Concept using ISETL, Donald L. Muench, St. John Fisher College
• End Conditions for the Spline Functions Derived from Integration, G. Behforooz, Utica College
• A New Look for Elementary Linear Algebra, (Parts 1 and 2), Richard D. Mayer, SUC at Oswego
• Attempts to Represent a Step Function by a Power Series, Robert D. Larsson, Schenectady. New York
• Mathematics Appreciation Courses for non-Majors, Patti Frazer Lock, St. Lawrence University
• Countable Products of σ-compact Spaces, George Baloglou, SUNY Oswego
• Concerning Random Number Generation, Joseph Straight, SUC at Fredonia

The Twenty-Second Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Third Fall Meeting: November 10-11, 1989 - Utica College

Friday Banquet Address

Papers Presented

• Mathematics Education, K through Graduate School: Critical Issues and Needed Actions, John A. Thorpe, SUNY at Buffalo
• Computer Algebra and Mathematics, Moss Sweedler, Cornell University
• On Choosing the Axiom of Choice, John D. Dixon, Carleton University
• Some Problems of Dirichlet and Neumann, Discretely Discussed, Jim Conklin, Ithaca College
• Solving Polynomial Equations which have no Real Roots, Robert D. Larsson, Schenectady. New York
• Problem Solving: Improved Mathematics Instruction, Richard T. Mahoney, SUC at Brockport
• Recent Changes in the High School Curriculum, Jack Graver, Syracuse University
• A FORTRAN Program for Predicting Yields of Stocked Trout from Stream Fisheries, Verna Engstrom-Heg, SUC at Oneonta.
• An Elementary Problem Solving Course, Margaret W. Groman, SUC at Oswego
• What is Going On at Potsdam?, Robert D. Hofer, SUC at Plattsburgh
• Geometrical Groups and Mental Transformations, Mou-Ta Chen, SUC at Brockport and Kathleen Chen, RIT
• Designing a Computer Lesson, William Casolara, Tompkins Cortland Community College
• Periodicities of Integer Sequences, Y. H. Harris Kwong, SUC at Fredonia
• Correspondence between Mathematicians and the Dutch Graphioc Artist M. C. Escher, J. Taylor Hollist, SUC at Oneonta
• Yet Another Look at Liberal Arts Mathematics, Armond E. Spencer, SUC at Potsdam

Forty-Sixth Spring Meeting: April 6-7, 1990 - Colgate University

Papers Presented

• Outtakes! Maybe Henry Ford was Right about History, Paul Schaefer, SUC at Geneseo
• Mathematics: A Game for Spectators? Neil R. Grabois, President, Colgate University
• Classroom Notes, Leonard Gillman, MAA Past President , University of Texas at Austin (Emeritus)
• Problems in Discrete and Combinatorial Geometry, William Moser, McGill University
• Use of a Programmable Calculator in the Classroom, Jack Graver, Syracuse University
• A Comparison of Two Extensions of the First Order Logic, Norollah Talebi, Daeman College
• Implied Illiteracy in Elementary mathematics Textbooks, R. Daniel Hurwitz, Skidmore College
• Mathematical Microworlds and Problem Solving, Jack Narayan, SUC at Oswego
• The Relationship of Conics to the Solution of Systems of Linear Equations, Robert D. Larsson, Schenectady. New York
• A Not So Perfect Marriage - Computers and Mathematics, Paul O’Heron and Carmelita Keyes, Broome County Community College
• A Common Riccati Equation, Roger H. Moritz, Alfred University
• A Case for an Undergraduate Mathematics Course in Computer Simulation Modeling, Diane Driscoll Schwartz, Ithaca College
• When Music and Mathematics Merge A Prelude to Iannis Xenakis, Angel E. Andreu, Monroe Community College

The Twenty-Third Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Fourth Fall Meeting: November 2-3, 1990 - SUNY Oswego

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• New Developments in Knot Thoery, William Menasco, SUNY Buffalo
• How Reliable is a Computer-based Proof?, Clement Lam, Concordia University
• Invited Lecture in Mathematics Education
• Calculus: Where are We Going?, Peter Taylor, Queen’s University

Forty-Seventh Spring Meeting: April 19-20, 1991 - SUNY Oneonta

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• MAA Speaker, Title to be Announced, Fan Chung, Bell Labs

The Twenty-Fourth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Fifth Fall Meeting: November 1-2, 1991 - SUNY Fredonia

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Leibniz and His Calculus, V. Frederick Rickey, Bowling Green State University
• Area and Iterations and Matrices and Determinants, Gilbert Strang, MIT
• Invited Lecture in Mathematics Education (TBA)

Forty-Eighth Spring Meeting: May 1-2, 1992 - Queen’s University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Can Mathematics be of Any Use in Sociology? Keith Devlin, Colby College
• Primality Testing and Carmichael Numbers, Andrew Granville, University of Georgia

The Twenty-Fifth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Sixth Fall Meeting: November 13-14, 1992 - Cornell University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The One - Way Street Problem, Fred S. Roberts, Rutgers University
• Geometric Models, Robert Connelly, Cornell University
• Invited Lecture in Mathematics Education
• Calculus, Computers, and Change, William E. Boyce, RPI

Forty-Ninth Spring Meeting: April 23-24, 1993 - SUNY Binghamton

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Can We See the Mandelbrot Set?, John Ewing, Indiana University
• Undergraduate Mathematics - The First Two Years, Frank Giordano, US Military Academy

The Twenty-Sixth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Seventh Fall Meeting: November 5-6, 1993 - Onondaga Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Subdividing and Averaging Polytopes, or What Your High School Teacher Didn’t Tell You about Discriminants, Louis J. Billera, Cornell University
• What Can You Do with Mathematics if You Aren’t Going to Teach?, Peter E. Castro, Eastman Kodak Company

First John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fiftieth Spring Meeting: April 22-23, 1994 - SUNY Albany

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Viewing and Calculating the Roots of a Polynomial are as Easy as Coloring a Flag Red, White, and Blue, and Hiking Along a Continental Divide, William F. Lucas, The Claremont Graduate School
• Soap Bubble Clusters, Including New Results by Undergraduates, Frank Morgan, Williams College

The Twenty-Seventh Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Eighth Fall Meeting: November 4-5, 1994 - RIT

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Mathematics of Card Shuffling, Kenneth A. Ross, University of Oregon
• Why Gaussian Elimination Works Even Though it’s Unstable, Lloyd N. Trefethen, Cornell University

Second John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-First Spring Meeting: April 21-22, 1995 - Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Modeling Thread in the West Point, Frank Giordano, US Military Academy
• Similarities between Taylor Series and Fourier, Deborah Tepper Haimo, University of Missouri at St. Louis and UCSD

The Twenty-Eighth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Twenty-Ninth Fall Meeting: November 3-4, 1995, Skidmore College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Formulas for Primes, Underwood Dudley, Depauw University
• Fair Division: From Cake Cutting to Dispute Resolutions, Alan Taylor, Union College

Second Annual Randolph Lecture

Fifty-Second Spring Meeting: April 12-13, 1996 - Elmira College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• After a Decade of Calculus Reform, are we at the End or the Beginning? ,John Kenelly, Clemson University
• Computing with DNA, Tom Head, SUNY at Binghamton

The Twenty-Ninth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirtieth Fall Meeting: November 8-9, 1996, -- SUNY Geneseo

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Industrial Mathematics for Fun and Profit, Martha Siegel, Towson State University
• The Genius of Euler, V. Frederick Rickey, Bowling Green State University

Third Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Third Spring Meeting: April 18-19, 1997, Broome Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Homeomorphism Problem for Closed Manifolds, F. Thomas Farrell, SUNY at Binghamton
• Famous Impossibilities and "Famous Impossibilities": Axioms that Guide our Teaching ,
• Tom Rishel, Cornell University

The Thirtieth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-First Fall Meeting: November 7-8, 1997, - Siena College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Rethinking Rigor in Calculus: The Role of the Mean Value Theorem, Tom Tucker, Colgate University
• Seventy Years of Mathematics Magazine, Paul Zorn, St. Olaf’s College

Fourth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Fourth Spring Meeting: April 24-25, 1998 - York University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Cryptography and Sieve Methods, Ram Murty, Queen’s University
• Discrete Geometry: Applicable and Applied, Walter Whitely, York University

The Thirty-First Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Second Fall Meeting: November 6-7, 1998, - Nazareth College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Where do Mathematical Ideas Come From: Experiences, Platonic Ideals, Discoveries, Constructions, or Formal Expressions?, Ed Dubinsky, Georgia State University
• The Mathematics of Identification Numbers, Joe Gallian, University of Minnesota at Duluth

Fifth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Fifth Spring Meeting: April 23-24, 1999 - Syracuse University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Mathematics Behind a Nobel Prize in Economics, Philip Griffin, Syracuse University
• The Archimedes Palimpsest: A Survey of the Physical and the Mathematical Document, Gary Towsley, SUNY Geneseo

The Thirty-Second Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Third Fall Meeting: November 5-6, 1999, - Adirondack Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Calculus Books, Underwood Dudley, Depauw University
• Local Operators and Operators Preserving Disjointness, Robert Kantrowitz, Hamilton College

Sixth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Sixth Spring Meeting: April 14-15 2000, SUNY Oswego

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Universe as a Phase Boundary in Four Dimensional Euclidean Space, Michael Grady, SUNY Fredonia
• Introduction toMathematical Models of Infectious Diseases, Deborah Lawrence, The Sage Colleges

The Thirty-Third Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Fourth Fall Meeting: November 3-4, 2000, - SUNY Fredonia

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Applications of Differential Geometry to Mechanical Control Systems, Andrew Lewis, Queen’s University
• Algebras that Go Up and Down, Georgia Benkart, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Seventh Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Seventh Spring Meeting: April 6-7, 2001 - Binghamton University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Introduction to Mathematical Models of Infectious Diseases, Deborah A. Lawrence, The Sage Colleges
• The Computer in a Drop of Water, Tom Head, Binghamton University

The Thirty-Fourth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Fifth Fall Meeting: November 2-3, 2001, - Brock University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Can Mathematics Recognize Great Art?, Bill Ralph, Brock University
• Mathematics for All, Edward Barbeau, University of Toronto

Eighth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Eighth Spring Meeting: April 19-20, 2002 - SUNY Brockport

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Search for the Mean Value Theorem, Bob Rogers, SUNY Fredonia
• Statistics and Mathematics of Baseball, Ken Ross, University of Oregon

The Thirty-Fifth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Summer Meeting, June 21-22, 2002 - Williams College

Joint Meeting with Northeast Section

• Invited Speakers:
• Thomas C. Hales, University of Michigan
• Thomas Garrity. Williams College
• Sean McLaughlin, Recent Winner of National Undergraduate Research Prize
• Student at the University of Michigan

Thirty-Sixth Fall Meeting: November 1-2, 2002, - SUNY Potsdam

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Computer Graphics in Curved Spaces, Jeff Weeks
• Pre-Calculus Circa 1748:Euler’s Introduction to the Analysis of Infinities, Mark McKinzie, Monroe Community College

Ninth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Fifty-Ninth Spring Meeting: April 4-5, 2003 - Alfred University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Rearranging the Alternating Harmonic Series, Carl Cowan, Purdue University
• Pricing Financial Derivatives: How Mathematics Gave Us Modern Finance, Norman Rice, Queen’s University

The Thirty-Sixth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Seventh Fall Meeting: November 7-8, 2003, - RIT

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Pascal Matrices and Enjoying Linear Algebra, Gil Strang, MIT
• Helmut Hasse and Wilhelm Blaschke: Nazi Sympathizers?, Sandy Segal, University of Rochester

Tenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixtieth Spring Meeting: April 23-24, 2004 - SUNY Cortland

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Recently Uncovered Flaws in Standards-Based Mathematics Tests, Alan Tucker, SUNY Stony Brook
• How to Always Win at Limbo, Ed Burger, Williams College

The Thirty-Seventh Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Eighth Fall Meeting: November 7-8, 2004, - Canisius College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Encouraging Creativity - Brock’s New Mathematics Program, Bill Ralph, Brock University
• The Zeta Function, Prime Numbers, and the Zeroes, Steve Gonek, University of Rochester

Eleventh Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-First Spring Meeting:, 2005 - Queen’s University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Foundational Crisis in Mathematics in the Period 1890-1935, Ole Nielsen, Queen’s University
• Discovering Galileo, Olympia Nicodemi, SUNY Geneseo

The Thirty-Eighth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Thirty-Ninth Fall Meeting:October 28-29, 2005, - SUNY Geneseo

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Overcoming the effects of the Logarithmic Distribution of Numbers: Gradual and Tapered Overflow and Underflow, Peter Turner, Clarkson University
• Episodes in the Early History of the Lucasian Chair, Jim Tattersall, Providence College

Twelfth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Second Spring Meeting:, April 28-29, 2006 - Ithaca College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Sudo Latin Squares, James Conklin, Ithaca College
• Polya Lecture - A Bird’s Eye View of the P vs. NP Problem, Steven Rudich, Carnegie-Mellon University

The Thirty-Ninth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fortieth Fall Meeting: October 13-14, 2006, - Marist College

A Joint Meeting of the Metro Section and the Seaway Section

Friday Banquet Address:

Invited Addresses

• Planar Linkages, Nancy Hagelgans
• Increasing the Numbers of Mathematics Majors , William Y. Velez, University of Arizona
• The Mathematics of *Not* Voting, William S. Zwicker, Union College

Sixty-Third Spring Meeting:, April 27-28, 2007 - SUNY Oneonta

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Mathematics in Digital Imaging, John F. Hamilton, Eastman Kodak
• Can We Improve the College Education of Future Secondary Mathematics Teachers? - Questions, Observations, Suggestions and Discussion, James Matthews, Siena College

The Fortieth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-First Fall Meeting: October 19-20, 2007, - Monroe Community College

A Joint Meeting of NYSMATYC and the Seaway Section of the MAA

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Making of the 2008 Math Awareness Poster, Joe Gallian, University of Minnesota-Duluth
• Output Driven Functions:The Mathematics of Linguistic Sound Patterns, Bruce Tesar, Rutgers University

Thirteenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Fourth Spring Meeting:, April 11-12, 2008 - Syracuse University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Voting Systems that Combine Approval and Preference, Stephen Brams, NYU
• Splitting the Rent: Fairness problems and Fixed Points, Francis Su, Harvey Mudd College

The Forty-First Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-Second Fall Meeting: October 17-18, 2008, - Siena College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Benford's Law, Fraud Detection and Risk Measures in Auditing, Richard J. Cleary, Bentley College
• Teaching Mathematical Concepts Using Real World Applications, Darren A. Narayan, RIT

Fourteenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Fifth Spring Meeting:, April 3-4, 2009 - RIT

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Experimentation in Mathematics and the First Year Student, David Brown, Ithaca College
• Eight Queens and More, Thomas Zaslavsky, Binghamton University

The Forty-Second Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-Third Fall Meeting: October 23-24, 2009, - SUNY Fredonia

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Infamous Five Color Problem, Dan Teague, North Carolina State University
• Solitons: From Water Waves to Optical Fibers, Gino Biondini, SUNY Buffalo

Fifteenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Sixth Spring Meeting:, April 23-24, 2010 - SUNY Oswego

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Life After Linear Algebra, Harris Kwong, SUNY Fredonia
• Far from the Tweeting Crowd —Good Advice from Unlikely Sources, Chris Leary, SUNY Geneseo

The Forty-Third Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-Fourth Fall Meeting: October 15-16, 2010, - SUNY Plattsburgh

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Animating Convergence, Frank Swenton, Middlebury College
• Polya Lecture - Introduction to Knot Theory, Louis Kauffman, UIC

Sixteenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Seventh Spring Meeting:, April 1-2, 2011 - Nazareth College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Teaching by Asking: Good Questions: A Case Study, Maria Terrell, Cornell University
• Some Nonstandard Applications of Mathematics to Sports, Richard Cleary, Bentley College

The Forty-Fourth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-Fifth Fall Meeting: October 14-15, 2011, - St. Bonaventure University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Hardest Math I’ve ever Really Used, Dror Bar-Natan, University of Toronto
• Pancake Sorting, Prefix Reversals, and DNA Rearrangements, Ivars Peterson, National MAA

Seventeenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Eighth Spring Meeting:, April 13-14, 2012 - Hamilton College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Two (more) Morsels from Euler, Bill Dunham, Muhlenberg College
• Bootstraping: Let your Data be your Guide, Robin Lock, St. Lawrence University

The Forty-Fifth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-sixth Fall Meeting: October 19-20, 2012 - Elmira College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Suppressing by sustaining -refuges in pest control, John Ringland, University at Buffalo
• Invariants under Group Actions to Amaze Your Friends!, Doug Ensley, Shippensburg University

Eighteenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Sixty-Ninth Spring Meeting:, April 19-20, 2013 - SUNY Fredonia

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Whether "Mathematics" is a Plural Noun. , Chandler Davis, University of Toronto
• Mathematics to DIE for: The Battle Between Counting and Matching, Jennifer Quinn, University of Washington, Takoma

The Forty-Sixth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-seventh Fall Meeting: October 18-19, 2013 - SUNY Potsdam

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Quantum Walks on Graphs, Christopher Godsil, University of Waterloo
• Quantifying Uncertainty in X-ray Images with National Security Applications, Aaron Luttman, National Security Technologies, LLC

Nineteenth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Seventieth Spring Meeting: April 25-26, 2014 - SUNY College at Buffalo

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• I See Me in You: Regarding the Self Evident Truths of Teaching and Learning Mathematics, Keary Howard, SUNY Fredonia
• Olympiad Problems for Fun, Learning and Research with Dynamical Software , Steve Dunbar, University of Nebraska at Lincoln, and Director of the American Mathematics Competition

The Forty-Seventh Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-eighth Fall Meeting: October 10-11, 2014 - Alfred University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• A Survey of Intrinsically Linked and Intrinsically Knotted Graphs, Joel Foisy, SUNY Potsdam
• Euler and a modern evaluation of 1 + ¼ + 1/9 +...., Mark McKinzie, St. John Fisher College

Twentieth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Seventy- First Spring Meeting: April 16-17, 2015 - Colgate University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The Shape of Space, Jeffrey Weeks, Freelance Geometer
• The Fractal Geometry of the Mandelbrot Set, Robert Devaney, Boston University

The Forty-Eighth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Forty-Ninth Fall Meeting: November 6-7, 2015 - St. Lawrence University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Topological and Geometric Symmetries of Molecular Structures, Erica Flapan, Pomona College (Polya Lecturer)
• Cancellable Numbers, Poisoned Martini & Suspended Bottle, Hossein Shahmohamad, RIT

Twenty-First Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Seventy- Second Spring Meeting: April 15-16, 2016 - SUNY Geneseo

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Continued Fractions and the Solar Eclipse, Andrew Simoson, King University
• Hammering Home Undergraduate Mathematics, Carl Lutzer, RIT

The Forty-Ninth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fiftieth Fall Meeting: November 21-22, 2016 - RIT

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Numerical Ranges over Finite Fields: A Discrete Analogue of a Complex Problem,
• Patrick Rault, SUNY Geneseo and University of Arizona South
• Mime-matics Tim Chartier, Davidson College

Twenty-Second Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Seventy- Third Spring Meeting: March 31 - April 1, 2017 - SUNY Oswego

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Dance of the Astonished Topologist (or How I Left Squares and Hexes for Math), Tara Holm, Cornell University
• Design Theory, Tournaments and Cryptography, Brett Stevens, Carleton University

The Fiftieth Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fifty-First Fall Meeting: October 20-21, 2017 - SUNY Broome Community College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Ties that Bind and Bridges to Nowhere, Mary E. Helander, IBM
• The Joy of Set, Gary Gordon and Liz McMahon, Lafayette College

Twenty-Third Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Seventy- Fourth Spring Meeting: April 13-14, 2018 - SUNY Brockport

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Data Analysis in the Mathematics Curriculum, Patti Frazer-Lock, St. Lawrence University
• Does Your Vote Count?, Deanna Haunsperger, Carleton College, President of the MAA

The Fifty-First Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fifty-Second Fall Meeting: October 12-13, 2018 - University of Toronto Mississauga

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• From Monte Carlo to Markov Chains, Jeffrey Rosenthal, University of Toronto
• The Role of "Assessment" in Teaching Online Mathematics Courses, Brian Forrest, Waterloo University

Twenty-Fourth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

Seventy-Fifth Spring Meeting: April 5-6, 2019 - Saint John Fisher College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• A Rare Glimpse of PDEs in Their Natural Habitats, David Ross, Rochester Institute of Technology
• Tales of Impossibility, Dave Richeson Dickinson College

The Fifty-Second Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

Fifty-Third Fall Meeting: November 1-2, 2019 - Ithaca College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• On pennies, McNuggets, polynomials and how to help the government save money, Ricardo Conceição, Gettysburg College
• Mi Camino - Transforming Collegiate Teaching of Mathematics - Con Compasión, Hortensia Soto, University of Northern Colorado

Twenty-Fifth Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

2020 Spring Meeting: May 1-2, 2020 - University of Waterloo

Cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Fall Meeting - 2020

Not held to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Spring Meeting - 2021

Not held to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Fall Meeting - 2021

Not held to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Spring Meeting - 2022

Not held to the COVID-19 Pandemic

54th Fall Meeting: October 28-29, 2022 - Siena College

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• The French Connection: Borda, Condorcet, and the Mathematics of Voting Theory, Janet Heine Barnett, Colorado State University Pueblo
• Kostant's partition function and magic multiplex juggling sequences, Pamela E. Harris, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

26th Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education

76th Spring Meeting: May 5-6, 2023 - University of Waterloo

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• A mathematicians' journey in education and outreach, Frédéric Gourdeau, Université Laval
• Different Problems, Common Threads: Computing the difficulty of mathematical problems, Karen Lange, Wellesley College

53rd Annual Harry M. Gehman Invited Lecture

55th Fall Meeting: October 13-14, 2023 - St. Bonaventure University

Friday Banquet Address

Invited Addresses

• Probabilistic Generative Frameworks for Sampling 3D Complex Shapes and Images, Lorin Crawford, Microsoft Research New England
• Fibonacci Determination, Darren Narayan, RIT

27th Annual John Randolph Lecture in Mathematics Education