Math Summit

Event Details

• What: 2022 Math Summit
• When: Tuesday, Aug. 2 | 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Where: Talley Student Union NC State’s Main Campus
• Who: Open to teachers in five area school districts: Chapel Hill-Carrboro, Durham, Johnston, Orange and Wake
• Cost: Free!
• Partners: NC State College of Education and Triangle Math Alliance, a regional consortium of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro, Durham, Johnston, Orange and Wake county public schools
• Funder: Goodnight Educational Foundation

About the Math Summit

Held at NC State for the first time in 2017, the Math Summit is held each year in partnership between the College of Education and public schools in Wake, Chapel Hill, Durham, Orange and Johnston counties to promote equity and excellence in math education and to provide elementary, middle and high school teachers with an opportunity to engage professionally to develop their craft, share ideas and renew their commitment to teaching.

previous speakers

Jo Boaler

The Stanford University Nominelli-Oliver Professor of Education and author of Limitless Mind co-headlined the 2021 Math Summit.

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Chris Emdin

The associate professor in the Department of Mathematics, Science, and Technology at Columbia University’s Teachers College and author of Urban Science Education for the Hip Hop Generation co-headlined the 2021 Math Summit.

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Manny Scott

The author of Even On Your Worst Day You Can Be Your Student’s Best Hope and one of the original Freedom Writers headlined the 2020 Math Summit.

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Jennifer Bay-Williams

The professor at the University of Louisville and former president of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators headlined the 2019 Math Summit.

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Margaret “Peg” Smith: How to Manage Student-centered Instruction

The professor emeritus at the University of Pittsburgh and co-author of 5 Practices for Orchestrating Productive Mathematics Discussion headlined the 2018 Math Summit.

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Robert Q. Berry: ‘Think of Math as a Social Endeavor’

The associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion and Samuel Braley Gray Professor of Mathematics Education at the University of Virginia’s School of Education and Human Development headlined the 2017 Math Summit.

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