The Allerton grounds looking fantastic on Thursday afternoon before welcoming this year’s attendees.
The Solarium awaits the beginning of the IMACC Conference on Thursday afternoon.
The Library is ready for the conference to kickoff.
Natalie McGathey (Prairie State College) is excited with her raffle prize.
Chris Cunningham (Waubonsee CC) poses with the special raffle prize box he won at the end of the conference.
Abby Bailey, Judith Sallee, and Lisa Blaylock (all from Harper College) holding their breakout session in the basement.
Dan Kernler (Elgin CC) presents a session on building digital content.
IMACC president Andy Geary (Harper College) handing over the reins of the organization to Paul McCombs (Rock Valley College).
IMACC president-elect Paul McCombs (Rock Valley College) presents outgoing president Andy Geary (Harper College) with a plaque for his service over the past year.
Card games have a long history at the conference.
Mariano Arellano takes on Lisa Blaylock (both from Harper College) in a game of applied geometry.
The poker game as been a fixture in the Oak Room on Friday nights for many, many years.
A group from Harper College engages in a game of Kingsburg.
Bob Cappetta (College of DuPage) and Greg Wheaton (Elgin CC) face-off across the backgammon board.
A game of pandemic broke out a few years before an actual pandemic would cause the conference to go virtual for three years.
John Coburn (Rock Valley College), Jim Olsen (Western Illinois University), John Gaudio (Waubonsee CC), and Jeremy Chamberlain (Rock Valley College) playing a game of Spot It!
Codenames has been one of the more popular board games at the conference over the years.
Brenda Alberico (College of DuPage – ret.) returned to the conference to accept the IMACC Distinguished Service Award.
Bob Cappetta (College of DuPage) receives the IMACC Teaching Excellence Award from Awards Committee chair Deanna Welsch (Illinois Central College).
Keynote speaker Herb Gross turned 87 on the Saturday of the conference, so we celebrated with a cake at Friday night’s dinner.
Bob Cappetta (College of DuPage) taking a break between sessions with Keven Hansen (Southwestern IL College), Kathy Almy (Rock Valley College), and Randy Gallaher (Lewis & Clark College).
A card game can start at anytime at Allerton.
Kenneth Beynon (Elgin CC) and Paul Gunsul (Rock Valley College) found time to catch up during the Friday afternoon break time.
Bill Bade (Lincoln Land CC) had his audience’s attention with his presentation on the placement tool EdReady.
Erin Wilding-Martin (Parkland College) talks about student attitudes in Mathematical Literacy in the Butternut Room.
The Birds of a Feather series tackled the issue of incorporating proofs in the Calculus sequence at this year’s conference.
Popular Calculus textbook author Ron Larson has been a frequent presenter at the conference over the years.
The IMACC Business Meeting is underway on Saturday morning.
Rodger Hergert (Rock Valley College) couldn’t resist snapping a selfie with AMATYC legend Herb Gross.
Paul McCombs (Rock Valley College) takes a moment to capture some of the wisdom of Herb Gross.
Former AMATYC president Herb Gross presented four keynote sessions during this year’s conference.
The audience anxiously awaits Herb Gross’s opening keynote session on Friday morning.
Friday morning breakfast fuels the participants for a full day of sessions and networking.
Many IMACC members have stayed in room 17 in the Main House with a few of their closest friends over the years. This year it housed five guys from Rock Valley College.