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Joint Mathematics Meetings Complete Program

Current as of Saturday, January 18, 2025 03:30:04

2025 Mutual Mathematics Meetings (JMM 2025)

• Seattle Convention Center and the Sheraton Grand Seattle, Seattle, WA
• January 8-11, 2025 (Wednesday - Saturday)
• Meeting #1203

Associate Secretary for the AMS Scientific Program:

Brian D. Boe, brian@math.uga.edu

Tuesday January 7, 2025

• Tuesday January 7, 2025, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
  AMS Department Chairs and Leaders Workshop
  This annual one-day workshop for department chairs, leaders, and prospective leaders will be held on Tuesday, January 7, 2025, 9:00 am--3:00 pm. The workshop will provide opportunities to share experiences with issues and trends that possess an impact on math department chairs, math departments, and colleges and universities. More details about registration and connected fees will be available on the workshop web page. Please send questions to chairsworkshop@ams.org.
  Jefferson, Sheraton Grand Seattle
  Organizers:
  Kelly Lang, American Mathematical Society
  Julius Njome Esunge, University of Mary Washington
  Tim Flood, Pittsburg State University
  Charles Moore, Washington Mention Uni
  

  World Affairs Council

  2023

  September 2023

  Rebrand Launch Party

  Thursday, September 14

  Sally Bedell Smith

  New York Times best-selling author & CNN contributor
  Moderator: Mike Anderson, Senior Vice President, Sustainability and External Affairs
  Wednesday, September 13

  Workforce 2.0: AI and Human Collaboration

  Kevin Cassidy, Director and Representative to the Bretton Woods and Multilateral Organizations, ILO Office for the United States; David Williams, VP of Automation, AT&T; David Evans, Managing Partner, Sentiero Ventures
  Moderator: Margot Carter, Co-founder, Cien, Inc.
  Wednesday, September 6

  August 2023

  Representative Marc Veasey

  TX – 33rd Congressional District
  Moderator: Steve Gardner, Director – McBride Center for International Business, Herman Brown Professor of Economics – Economics
  Tuesday, August 22

  Haynes Boone Energy Series: A Unused Era of Energy: What Will Power Our Future?

  Brad Jones, Former ERCOT director
  Moderator: Diana Liebmann, HB Austin / San Antonio (leading expert in area)
  Wednesday, August 16

  Global Forum & Meridian Young Professionals – Profiles in Courage: Inspiring Sto
  
  

  Sponsors and Partners

  “Fall Impact Forum: Jewish Women and the Arts.” Wednesday, September 27th from noon – 1:30 p.m. @ The Temple. Pre-registration required by September 22nd. Click here to register now!

  Join Jewish Women’s Fund of Atlanta as we kick off a new year at our Fall Impact Forum on Wednesday, September 27 from noon – 1:30 pm! The program includes kosher lunch and a panel discussion focused on Jewish Women and the Arts. Our esteemed panelists involve (bios below):

  • Jody Feldman, Alliance Theater Casting Director
  • Cathy Fox, Former Art and Architecture critic at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and founder of ArtsATL.org
  • Leslie Gordon, Breman Museum Executive Director
  • Fay Gold, contemporary art expert and former gallery owner
  • Pamela Gold, actress, singer, dancer

  In addition to sharing their personal experiences, the conversation will delve into the rich history of art and Judaism, gender equity in the arts community and the intersection of arts and activism. All impact forums also include dynamic conversations and updates on JWFA’s impactful work.

  This event is open to current JWFA Trustees, Associate level donors, and members

  Friday, Sept. 27

  Theatrical Outfit’s version of the LGBT-themed “The Laramie Project,” running in rep with the classic “Our Town,” continues tonight.

  7:30pm, through Sept. 29

  The only hoedown in Atlanta! It’s all-night dancing to a mix of country, swing, and pop. Handsome good ol’ boys, dashing dames. There’s line dancing, two-step, west coast swing, and more! Something for everyone. You won’t want to miss it!

  8pm – 3am

  Heretic Atlanta

  Saturday, Sept. 28

  The 32nd annual Out On Film continues today and it’s Georgia Voice day, with films and shorts programs all day culminating with the acclaimed “Circus of Books” “Sell By.”

  7pm and 9pm

  Midtown Art Cinema

  Dudes, Daddies, Discreet, Don’t Know … DILF is for ALL MEN! Joe Whitaker & The DILF Party Present … a special leather and gear event, DILF “Leather Me Up Daddy” featuring DJ James Anthony from New York.

  10pm – 3am

  Heretic Atlanta

  Sunday, Sept. 29

  DJ Phil Romano is assist at Xion after hours for a morning of non-stop dancing!

  3am – 7am

  BJ Roosters

  The AIDS Stride and Music Festival gets started with music in the park to follow.

  10am 

  Piedmont Park

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