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- Where will the meeting be held?
- What are the deadlines for this meeting?
- What is the difference between a contributed paper session and a Special Session?
- How do I submit an abstract for a talk in AMS sessions?
- How do I submit an abstract for a talk in MAA sessions?
- How do I present my talk?
- How do I organize an AMS Special Session?
- How do I find out who organized a specific session?
- When will the information about the scientific program be available?
- When will the registration fees be published?
- When will hotel rates be published?
- Who can exhibit at the meeting?
- When can exhibitors reserve space for the exhibits?
- How can I be a sponsor for the meeting?
- When can I register?
- When can I reserve a hotel room?
- How do I find out what student activities will be held at this meeting?
- How can I find a roommate?
- I am new to the Joint Mathematics Meetings. How can I find out about social and networking events?
- What is the Employment Center and when does it occur?
- How do I register for the Employment Center and how much does it cost?
- What is the topic of the AMS Short Course, when will it occur, and how much will it cost?
- What is the topic of the MAA Short Course, when will it occur, and how much will it cost?
- What are the topics of the MAA Minicourses, when will they occur, and how much will they cost?
- Will there be a timetable for this meeting?
- Is there any travel information?
- My question is not listed here. Where can I send email to ask a question not listed here.
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Where
will the meeting be held and when? TOP
What
are the deadlines for this meeting? TOP
What
is the difference between a contributed paper (CP) session and a Special
Session (SS)? MAA
Contributed Paper sessions consist of (usually) ten- or fifteen-minute
talks organized by mathematicians on specific topics. The selection process
is detailed below in "How do I submit an abstract for talks in the
MAA sessions?"
AMS
Special Sessions consist of talks (usually of twenty minutes' duration)
organized by mathematicians on specific topics. It may be that all available
places within a Special Session are taken by invitation; however, contributions
can sometimes be accommodated. These are known as abstracts for consideration
in Special Sessions and must be submitted by August 6, 2002. Any
contribution that cannot be accommodated in a Special Session will be
considered for presentation in an AMS Contributed Paper session if the
author so indicates.
TOP
How
do I submit an abstract for a talk in AMS sessions? TOP
How
do I submit an abstract for a talk in MAA sessions? TOP
How
do I present my talk? TOP
How
do I organize an AMS Special Session? TOP
How
do I find out who organized a specific session? TOP
How
do I nominate a speaker for an Invited Address? TOP
When
will the information about the scientific program be available? Details
about individual talks for which abstracts have been received will be
posted on this site around November 1, 2002. The speaker's name,
institution, and talk title will be published and there will be links
to individual abstracts. There will also be an alphabetical list of speakers
with links to where the talk will appear on the program. All abstracts
will be published by the AMS in the journal Abstracts; offprints of the
journal will be available at the meeting to all registered participants
at no charge.
TOP
When
will the registration fees be published? TOP
When
will hotel rates be published? TOP
Who
can exhibit at the meeting? TOP
When
and how can exhibitors reserve space for the exhibits? TOP
How
can I be a sponsor for the meeting? TOP
When
can I register? TOP
When
can I reserve a hotel room? TOP
How
do I find out what student activities will be held at this meeting? How
can I find a roommate? TOP
I
am new to the Joint Mathematics Meetings. How can I find out about social
and networking events? TOP
What
is the Employment Center and when does it occur? TOP
How
do I register for the Employment Center and how much does it cost? TOP
What
is the topic of the AMS Short Course, when will it occur, and how much
will it cost? TOP
What
is the topic of the MAA Short Course, when will it occur, and how much
will it cost? TOP
What
are the topics of the MAA Minicourses, when will they occur, and how much
will they cost? TOP
Will
there be a timetable for this meeting? TOP
Is
there any travel information? TOP
My
question is not listed here. Where can I send email to ask a question
not listed here?
The meeting will be held at the Baltimore Convention Center, One West
Pratt Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201. The actual dates of the meeting
are January 15--18, 2003.
Some deadlines for this meeting have not yet been set; others have expired
(MAA minicourses and contributed paper sessions have already been determined).
Click here for a full list of deadlines
for the meeting. As deadlines are determined, they will be listed
there first.
AMS Contributed Paper sessions consist of ten-minute talks contributed
to the AMS program by the authors (speakers), grouped by related subject
classifications into sessions by the AMS Associate Secretary responsible
for the scientific program.
To submit an abstract for AMS, please follow the directions located
in http://www.ams.org/abstracts/instructions.html.
Deadline for abstract submission is October 1, 2002.
Send a one-page summary of your paper directly to the organizer, who will
be indicated with an (*). In order to enable the organizer(s) to evaluate
the appropriateness of your paper, include as much detailed information
as possible within the one-page limitation. Papers should not be sent
to more than one organizer. The organizer will instruct you to submit
an abstract directly to the AMS following the directions located at
http://www.ams.org/abstracts/instructions.html. Your summary must
reach the organizer by a set deadline. This deadline for this is September
10, 2002. Your abstract must reach the AMS no later than the abstract
deadline of October 1, 2002. Please see the MAA
Call for Papers.
Please see
http://www.ams.org/meetings/guideline-present.html for guidelines.
Please see
http://www.ams.org/meetings/specialsessionmanual.html. The deadline
for proposals was April 15, 2002 and has passed.
In the program
index you will find links to the special sessions of each group. The
organizer(s) is listed in each session listing. There is no separate listing
of organizers.
Please submit nominations on the form located at
http://www.ams.org/invited-nominate/.
Detailed information about the scientific program can be found in the
program index. This information is
updated on a regular basis.
Details on how to register are posted on the registration
page. Registration fees are listed on the fees
page.
Hotel rates and instructions on how to reserve a hotel room are posted
on the registration and housing page.
Reservations will be taken through the Registration/Housing
Form.
The Joint Mathematics Meetings Exhibits are open to scientific publishers,
computer hardware companies, software manufacturers, database services
organizations, professional associations, government agencies, health
and lifestyle companies, scientific games and learning aids companies,
insurance companies, and anyone with a business that is geared toward
reaching key educators and researchers in mathematics, engineering, computer
science, or statistics. If you are interested in exhibiting and are not
sure this is the market for you, send us email at mmsb@ams.org
for information and questions.
Exhibitors can reserve space now. Invitations to Exhibit were sent
out on May 8, 2002. They include detailed information on booth
fees, advertising fees, and sponsor opportunities plus instructions on
how to reserve space. If you are a new exhibitor or a past exhibitor who
has not received the invitation and are interested in exhibiting at this
meeting, please send email to mmsb@ams.org
so that we can send you one. Please also see the Call
for Exhibitors page for further information. Good spaces are still
available.
Any company that provides a service or product to the mathematical community
and wants to be in the spotlight at the Joint Mathematics Meetings can
be a sponsor. Several sponsor opportunities are offered for this meeting
and are listed in the Invitation to Exhibit that was mailed out
on May 8, 2002. If you would like to have the list sent to you, please
email mmsb@ams.org with your request.
Please also see the Call for Sponsors
page for further information. Great opportunities to sponsor and spotlight
your company are still available.
You can register now. Registration for this meeting is done through the
Registration/Housing
Form. Registration fees are posted on the registration
fees page. Details on how to register can be found on the
registration and housing page.
You can reserve a room now. Complete housing information and instructions
are available on the hotel page. Reservations
will be taken through the Registration/Housing
Form.
Detailed information on all student activities can
be found on the students page.
Check the meetings bulletin board. This forum provides fast and easy access to others
who may also be looking for a roommate.
Detailed information on all social and networking opportunities can be
found on the social page and the networking
page.
The Employment Center an interviewing program for (mostly) PhD-level mathematicians
seeking employment and for employers, mainly academic, who wish to conduct
brief interviews with them. It is held each January at this meeting and
is a three-day program. It is most advantageous to register in advance.
Brief resumes and job descriptions are printed in two booklets, which
are mailed to employers and applicants respectively. Please see a more
detailed overview located at http://www.ams.org/emp-reg/#OVERVIEW.
Further questions should be sent to emp-info@ams.org.
The dates of the Employment Center are 1/15-1/18, 2003.
Employers and applicants register for the Employment Center through the
Registration/Housing Form. Further questions should be sent to emp-info@ams.org.
The employment center fees are posted on the registration
fees page.
The topic of the AMS Short Course is Public-key Crypotography.
The dates of this course are 1/13-1/14, 2003. Fees for this course
are posted on the registration fees page .
Further information on this course can be found on the AMS
Short Course page. Registration for this course is done through the
Registration/Housing
Form.
The topic of the MAA Short Course is Mathematics in the Ancient
World. The dates of this course are 1/13-1/14, 2003.
Fees for this course are posted on the registration
fees page. Further information on this course can be found on the
MAA Short Course page. Registration for
this course is done through the Registration/Housing
Form.
The
topics of the MAA Minicourses and their fees are listed on the registration
fees page. The minicourses will be held from 1/14 to 1/18, 2003.
Further information on these courses can be found on the Minicourse
page. Registration for these courses is done through the Registration/Housing
Form.
Yes, and it is posted on the timetable
page.
Travel is posted on the travel page
Send email to meet@ams.org.