The Solarium is a popular gathering place between sessions.
The Solarium is a popular gathering place between sessions.
Randy Gallaher leads a discussion on co-requisite courses.
The department chair roundtable discussion is a great way for leaders to find out what’s happening at other IL community colleges.
Nathan Tintle kicks off the conference with the morning keynote session on teaching statistics in the 21st century.
Diane Koenig helps document the conference.
A classic view of the entry to the Allerton House
In an incredible feat of foreshadowing, conference participants play a game of “Pandemic” two years before the COVID-19 pandemic would cause cancellation of the IMACC Conference.
There is no shortage of board games available for play at the conference.
“Codenames” was a popular board game at this year’s conference.
IMACC president Paul McCombs welcomes everyone to the conference.
The Library is ready for the start of the conference.
The glasses are neatly stacked on the bar waiting for attendees to arrive at the conference.
Despite the abundant sunshine, there was a chill in the air as attendees get some outside time between sessions.
Breakfast is served on Friday morning as the conference is about to get underway.
Everyone is totally engaged with this game of Codenames.
Dan Kernler belts out a song accompanied by Chris Appuhn on the piano.
Applied Geometry has been a fixture at Allerton for many years.
Keynote speaker Eugenia Cheng takes a moment after her session for a photo with fanboy Rodger Hergert.
Eugenia Cheng displays one of her many talents during her Friday night talk.
Eugenia Cheng greets the audience as she begins her Friday night keynote session.
It looks like a game of Guesstures has broken out in the basement.
Keven Hansen, Brian Mercer, Kathy Almy, and Mike Caparula lead a discussion of HB 5729 Postsecondary and Workforce Readiness (PWR) Act.
Amy Frankel leads a session entitled “Little Card-Big Utility: The Magical 3×5 Notecard”
Michael Sullivan goes through some activities that enhance conceptual understanding of statistics.
Peter Betz presents on data driven curricular decisions.
Nathan Tintle conducts a statistics workshop through a series of sessions held in the Allerton basement.
Bob Cappetta discusses multiculturalism in mathematics courses.
Mariano Arellano gives a session on Geogebra.
Heather Brown provides an update on the PARCC exam and other related topics.
Keven Hansen provides an update to the membership on the activities of the Curriculum Committee.