AIM Math Teachers’ Circle – Stanford
AIM Math Teachers’ Circle – Stanford
Founded in 2006 at the American Institute of Mathematics in 2006, the AIM Math Teachers’ Circle is the original member of the national Math Teachers’ Circle Network. In December 2014, the American Institute of Mathematics moved from its Palo Alto location to the Fry’s Electronics Corporate Headquarters in San Jose. AIM reopened on January 1, 2015, in its new location at 600 East Brokaw Road, San Jose. In February 2015, the AIM Math Teachers’ Circle began meeting twice a month, at AIM and at Stanford.
Every second Thursday from September to April (except December), the AIM Math Teachers’ Circle – Stanford will offer meetings for math teachers interested in exploring accessible, exciting topics in mathematics and learning about a problem-solving approach to teaching math. Meetings include dinner, which is complimentary.
Location
Nora Suppes Hall 103, 224 Panama St, Stanford, CA 94305. You can park in the lot on Panama St. across from Ventura Hall (Lot L-21 on the parking map). You can park in any of the “A” or “C” spaces, which is most of the lot — permits are not required after 4:00 on weekdays.
Contact
Hana Silverstein, AIM Special Projects Assistant, hana (at) aimath . org
Leadership Team
Brian Conrey, American Institute of Mathematics
Tom Davis, San Jose Math Circle
Mary Fay-Zenk, Miller Middle School (retired)
Tatiana Shubin, San Jose State University
Hana Silverstein, American Institute of Mathematics
Josh Zucker, Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival
Upcoming Events
Nora Suppes Hall 103
224 Panama St, Stanford, CA 94305