Our Purpose
Mu Alpha Theta, which partners with professional mathematics organizations, including the Mathematical Association of America, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, and the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges, is a non-secret organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among high school and two-year college students.
Mu Alpha Theta, which partners with professional mathematics organizations, including the Mathematical Association of America, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, and the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges, is a non-secret organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among high school and two-year college students.
Opportunities
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Start a chapter at your High School
A MAΘ chapter at your school offers your students a chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain access to valuable resources that can help them achieve their math goals. Click here to learn how to start a new chapter at your high school.
A MAΘ chapter at your school offers your students a chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain access to valuable resources that can help them achieve their math goals. Click here to learn how to start a new chapter at your high school.
Start a chapter at your 2-Year College
Starting a MAΘ chapter at your college allows your students to join a community that promotes an excitement for math while giving them opportunities for networking and scholarships to further themselves in their careers. Click here to learn how to start a new chapter at your 2-year college.
Starting a MAΘ chapter at your college allows your students to join a community that promotes an excitement for math while giving them opportunities for networking and scholarships to further themselves in their careers. Click here to learn how to start a new chapter at your 2-year college.
Reactivating your Chapter
Reactivating your MAΘ chapter can allow your students to build a community of peers who share a passion for math, as well as open doors to math competitions and valuable scholarship opportunities. Click here for instructions on reactivating your chapter.
Reactivating your MAΘ chapter can allow your students to build a community of peers who share a passion for math, as well as open doors to math competitions and valuable scholarship opportunities. Click here for instructions on reactivating your chapter.
Become a Chapter Sponsor
The job of a sponsor is to help your students run your MAΘ chapter. Being a MAΘ chapter sponsor can be a very rewarding experience, allowing you to nurture young minds and inspire a passion for math. Click here for sponsor resources.
The job of a sponsor is to help your students run your MAΘ chapter. Being a MAΘ chapter sponsor can be a very rewarding experience, allowing you to nurture young minds and inspire a passion for math. Click here for sponsor resources.
In the Spotlight
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Doral Academy Charter School
Select students from Doral Academy Charter School recently competed in the 49th annual Mu Alpha Theta National Convention, held in Las Vegas, and placed sixth out of 50 schools — ending the week-long competition with 40 trophies.
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Jennifer Frazer: Huneke Award Winner
Congratulations to Jennifer Frazer for winning the Huneke Award! Mrs. Frazer is one of the sponsors of the Mu Alpha Theta chapter at Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Florida. She has been a crucial part of the MAΘ community in Gainesville, working with both high school and middle school students. Mrs. Frazer has been described as optimistic, kind, and nurturing. She has also been nicknamed the “Math Team Mom” for her caring nature and her contributions to the coordinating, scheduling, and logistics of their MAΘ chapter. Her students say she is the “heartbeat of their math team.”
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MAΘ Sponsor of the Year Award Winner: Jason Consolo
Congratulations to Jason Consolo for winning the MAΘ Sponsor of the Year Award! Mr. Consolo is one of the sponsors of the Mu Alpha Theta chapter at King High School in Tampa, Florida. He has also served as secretary on the FAMAT State Board for several years. Mr. Consolo has cultivated an excitement for mathematics among his students while establishing new traditions within the King High School math team. He has been described as humble and selfless in his work for the MAΘ community.
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Sister Scholastica Most Committed Sponsor Award Winner: Derek Rampal
Congratulations to Derek Rampal for winning the Sister Scholastica Most Committed Sponsor Award! Mr. Rampal is one of the sponsors of the Mu Alpha Theta chapter at American Heritage Schools (Palm Beach Campus). He also serves as the school’s math competition director. Mr. Rampal has worked as a dedicated advocate for mathematical education while promoting a community of passionate and engaged students. He has been described as an exceptional educator and mentor. The contributions Mr. Rampal has made to his MAΘ community are momentous.
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Kalin Award Winner: Eli Mrug
Congratulations to Eli Mrug for winning the Kalin Award! Eli is a student and MAΘ member from the Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham, Alabama. His passion for mathematics and leadership made him a great candidate for the Kalin Award. Eli has also shown unwavering support to his Mu Alpha Theta chapter. With his prominent mathematical background, Eli has competed in almost every math tournament at his school. He has been described as having a well-rounded skill set and as a strong problem-solver.
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Diane Rubin Service Award Winner: Round Rock High School
Congratulations to Round Rock High School of Round Rock, Texas for winning the Diane Rubin Service Award! The Rubin Award is for Mu Alpha Theta chapters who have an excellent history of service to its mathematics community. The MAΘ chapter at Round Rock High School has provided its students with invaluable resources, opportunities, and mentorship. The students of this chapter say that these resources and opportunities have enhanced their experience and performance in mathematics, as well as made significant contributions to their mathematical careers.
Testimonials
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“Mu Alpha Theta has been one of the greatest activities in my high school career. From bleary eyed Tuesday morning math meetings to being able to travel to cool places like DC - I have had so much fun with friends & learned so much!”
Anagha Deepak
Round Rock High School (TX) Chapter President
2022 National Convention Chalk Talk Winner
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“Thank you for approving our competition grant application! It has helped us make the costs for the state tournament more affordable for all our members.”
Dr. Tamika Lindsey
Region 2 Regional Sponsor of the Year
Rockwall High School
Rockwall. TX
Upcoming Important Dates
October 21, 2024
SIAM Conference on Mathematics of Data Science, Atlanta, GA
SIAM Conference on Mathematics of Data Science, Atlanta, GA
November 1, 2024
Log1 Contest: Round 1 materials will be available for download.
Log1 Contest: Round 1 materials will be available for download.