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Geneseo Mathematics Colloquium Schedule Spring 2010 Monday, February 15, 4:00 – 4:50pm Newton 201 Jeff Johannes, SUNY Geneseo Game: SET – Math SET is a popular game for many student math groups (including PRISM). In this talk, we will see many good reasons for this. From a simple game enjoyed (and excelled) by children, we will

Accommodations Howdy folks, some news on hotels for Running GAGG 30, but don’t get too excited. The Quality Inn, the hotel we have traditionally used, is unable to provide room blocks to us because they are hosting the national guard who are running the nearby prison and expect to continue to do so for the

The Running GAGG gaming convention has been around for more than 25 years and draws 300+ people from all over New York State for a weekend of games of every description.

Plagiarism and Issues of Academic Honesty “ College policyWhat is plagiarism?How can plagiarism be avoided?Secondary sourcesOther forms of academic dishonestyPossible consequences of plagiarism “ College Policy (Top) “Below is the statement on plagiarism from the Geneseo 2002-2004 Undergraduate Bulletin, p. 399-401. ‘Plagiarism is the representation of someone else’s words or ideas as one’s own, or

The Society is committed to the development of the human resources management (HRM) profession, and nowhere is that commitment more evident than in the student membership program. The student program was created in 1965 to promote mutually beneficial interaction between HRM students and practitioners. SHRM membership offers students the opportunity to supplement their classroom education

International – Delivered outside the US (14 Presentations) National or international – delivered in the us (15 Presentations) Statewide (30 Presentations) Local and In-Service (76 Presentations) International (14)Theory Genealogies: tracing the family history of a scientific theory.” Presentation for the 14th Consultation of the International Consortium for Research in Science and Mathematics Education (ICRSME), March 14-16, 2013,

Mexico, 1991 I should have taken Spanish! City Hall in Merida, Mexico In my first professional presentation outside the United States I traveled to Merida, Mexico to share my assessment of the impact the Chernobyl nuclear accident had on the attitudes of American high school students toward the use of nuclear energy. Moscow, Russia, 1991