The Probability Seminar gets quite creative with the versions of poker played.
IMACC game night is a great networking opportunity and a fundraiser for the IMACC Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Andrew Wang and Greg Wheaton battle it out on the backgammon board.
The breaks between sessions allow attendees to meet with publisher reps and one another.
The Allerton handbell signals the start of breakout and keynote sessions.
Laurel Cutright invited users to bring their laptops to her session on integrating technologies into the math classroom.
Dan Kernler speaking on incorporating social justice topics into math courses.
Roberta Christie’s session “Student Centered Problem Solving” had attendees experience the problem solving environment from the students’ perspective.
Kathy Almy delivering the morning keynote session “Transitional Math: Where We Are and Where We’re Going”
The view from the back of the Library at Kathy Almy’s morning keynote session.
The Allerton staff had the dining room ready to serve as the pre-conference festivities get started on Thursday afternoon.
Lots of folks up early to take in breakfast before the conference speakers kickoff on Friday morning.
The Allerton House has certainly left a lasting legacy on IMACC over the years.
The Allerton staff had the dining room ready to serve as the pre-conference festivities get started on Thursday afternoon.
The southwest side of the Allerton House
The many gardens around the property are quite a sight at conference time every year.
Rocking chairs on the veranda of the Evergreen Lodge await the arrival of the first guests.
Jim Trefzger and Paul McCombs presenting the Distinguished Service Award to Keven Hansen.
The Library setup for the keynote sessions.
Attendees at Jeremy Chamberlain’s session “Using Technology to Foster Collaborative Learning” were put to work.
Tony Paris is presented with the Teaching Excellence Award by Awards Committee member Paul McCombs.
Jeremy Chamberlain leading a session on collaborative learning through the use of technology.
Omar Adawi continuing the popular Birds of a Feather series discussing applications and projects in Calculus and Differential Equations.
Keven Hansen explores some surprising insights that can be drawn from the incorrect addition of fractions such as 3/5 + 1/6 = 4/11.
Afternoon keynote speaker Joe Gallian talks about Math Awareness Month and the selection of themes and posters.
The Transitional Math Roundtable was led by Connie McLean, Kimberley Polly, Mike Caparula, and Kathy Almy.
Bob Cappetta discusses the unique challenges of teaching Calculus in the 21st century.
Although games are popular at night, they might get brought out during the afternoon coffee break, too.
Diane Koenig has some tips for teaching integration of rational functions.
The cinnamon rolls are always a popular afternoon snack.
Lots of action at the raffle table during a break in the sessions.
Mike Caparula, Connie McLean, and Kimberley Polly lead a session on the development of transitional math courses in accordance with the PWR Act.
The Thursday afternoon IMACC Board meeting was, once again, hosted by Parkland College.
The Gallery is the main gathering space for the conference waiting for the conference attendees to arrive.
A view of the dining room from the exterior of Allerton House.
The Probability Seminar is a long-time IMACC tradition.