33rd AMATYC Annual Conference
Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 1-4, 2007

Conference Theme: Building a Better Tomorrow
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Conference Program

Following the title of each regular session and workshop you will find a letter code identifying the general category or categories featured in this year’s conference that best describe the focus of the presentation. We hope you find these codes helpful in developing your conference schedule. Please check the Program Key box for this year’s featured categories and codes.

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November 1, 2007		 Friday -
November 2, 2007		 Saturday -
November 3, 2007		 Sunday -
November 4, 2007

Attention Presenters :You are invited to submit the paper you are presenting at the AMATYC conference to The AMATYC Review for possible publication, or to publish online at Electronic Proceedings.

Minneapolis Program Key

Following the title of each regular session and workshop you will find a letter code identifying the general category or categories featured in this year’s conference that best describe the focus of the presentation. We hope you find these codes helpful in developing your conference schedule.

A---Assessment (Classroom, Course, Program)
C---Connections (Articulation with K–12, Universities, Business, Interdisciplinary Classes, etc.)
D---Developmental Mathematics
DI--Department/Division Issues (Adjunct Issues, Mentoring New Faculty, etc.)
G---General Interest
GE-Math for General Education (Finite Math, Liberal Arts, Quantitative Literacy)
H---History of Mathematics
IS---Instructional Strategies (Learning Styles, Teaching Methodologies, including Modeling)
MI--Math Intensive (College Algebra, Precalculus and Beyond)
RB-Research-Based
SS--Student Support (Math Labs, Study Skills, Tutoring, Learning Communities, and Addressing Math Anxiety)
ST--Statistics
TP--Teacher Preparation
TT--Teaching with Technology (Distance Learning, Computer Software, Internet Resources, Graphing Calculators, etc.)