By helping K-12 educators identify talent and foster a love of math through classroom resources and friendly competition, MAA AMC supports the development of analytical skills crucial for future careers in an innovative society.

The MAA Reviews and Basic Library List (BLL) Editorial Board manages the content for MAA Reviews, which features book reviews and maintains the Basic Library List, a collection of essential mathematics resources for community college, college, and university libraries.

The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) is one of the largest global communities of mathematicians, educators, students, and mathematics enthusiasts, united by a collective love for mathematics.

As an MAA Member, you’ll become part of a community of over 20,000 individuals with access to resources, professional development, funding opportunities, and programs that empower you at any stage of your mathematical journey, and help shape the future of the mathematical sciences.

Feb 24, 2025 · The 85th annual Putnam Competition, administered by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), recognized the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the top team and named five...

The MAA provides college and graduate students with comprehensive resources to explore the depths of mathematics. Students can engage with advanced challenges, participate in competitions like the Putnam Competition, and access interactive materials that bring complex concepts to life.

Feb 18, 2025 · The 85th annual Putnam Competition, administered by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), recognized the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the top team and named five undergraduate students Putnam Fellows for their high scores in the prestigious six-hour mathematics competition.

At MAA MathFest, you’ll be joined by thousands of your peers as you explore new and emerging mathematical trends, learn skills that will help advance your career, and create connections that will last a lifetime.

In 1950, the first Mathematical Contest, sponsored by the New York Metropolitan Section of the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), took place. It was given in approximately 200 schools to around 6,000 students in the New York area only.

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