#Maa

By Kimberly P. Hadaway, Pamela E. Harris, Kimberly J. Harry, Lucy Martinez, Miriam G. Norris, and Rebecca Patrias

By Keith Devlin @KeithDevlin@fediscience.org, @profkeithdevlin.bsky.social In the 1940s, American mathematicians faced that question. (Enough said “yes” to create the atomic bomb.…

By Dave Kung Change is hard, especially for us humans. As much as we want to believe that we evaluate options on their merits, the truth is that we are deeply conservative (small “c”), regularly defaulting to the status quo.…

**By David Bressoud** **@dbressoud** ***As of 2024, new Launchings columns appear on the third Tuesday of the month.

**By Lew Ludwig** Image generated using Gemini, with prompts created by ChatGPT.

**By Jana Talley** This installment of DUE Point features the Proofs Project, funded through NSF’s Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) program.

**By David Bressoud** **@dbressoud** ***As of 2024, new Launchings columns appear on the third Tuesday of the month.

**By Jasmine Camero** As a first-generation student, uncertainty has been a constant companion throughout graduate school.

By Erin Moss The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program provides support for recruiting and preparing effective K-12 STEM teachers for sustained work in high-need school districts.

**By David Bressoud** **@dbressoud** ***As of 2024, new Launchings columns appear on the third Tuesday of the month.

Three years ago, in the early months after ChatGPT arrived, I predicted that “Alternative Grading in the Age of AI” would be the next best selling book on the faculty development circuit.

**By Tim Chartier, Davidson College** Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash I’m a professor of mathematics and computer science who specializes in sports analytics.

**By Dave Kung** The kids are not alright – at least not in terms of their mathematical preparation for college.