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Northeastern
Oklahoma Mathematics and Science Teacher Association A professional organization for Mathematics and Science Teachers in Northeastern Oklahoma The
NOMSTA Annual Conference is held On March 3, 2012, the conference will be held |
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Last Updated February 5, 2012
History of NOMSTA
The Northeastern Oklahoma Mathematics and Science Teacher Association was
organized in the summer of 2002 by participants of a National Science
Foundation funded program called the Mathematics and Science Teacher
Enhancement Program at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah (NSU MASTEP).
Funding for this program ended in December 2005. The purposes and goals
were written by these participants and are shown below. The group also
wrote the Constitution and By-Laws which were approved by the members at the
First NOMSTA Annual Conference on February 8, 2004. NSU MASTEP also
resulted in Northeastern State University developing an M.Ed.
in Science Education and an M.Ed.
in Mathematics Education. The programs were approved by the regents
in February 2004.
Purposes
The purposes of the Northeastern Oklahoma Mathematics and Science Teachers Association shall be to encourage active interest in all areas of mathematics education and science education, to enhance the teaching and learning of mathematics and science, to promote the research in the teaching and learning of mathematics and science, and to provide opportunities for the exchange of views regarding the teaching and learning of mathematics and science.
Mission
The mission of the Northeastern Oklahoma Mathematics and Science Teachers Association is to provide the vision, cooperation, and leadership necessary to promote the highest quality of mathematics education and science education for all students.
Goals
Goal 1: To promote excellence in school mathematics and science curriculum, instruction, and assessment.
Goal 2: To stimulate students’ interest, achievement, and confidence in learning mathematics and science.
Goal 3: To promote ongoing professional development throughout the preparation and careers of teachers of mathematics and science.
Goal 4: To strengthen leadership in, and service to, mathematics and science education.
Goal 5: To encourage research in mathematics and science education and the application of research findings into practice.
Goal 6: To provide resources and professional support for members as they engage in activities on behalf of mathematics and science education.
Goal 7: To encourage partnerships and collaborations to influence the forces for change affecting mathematics and science education.
Goal 8: To assist in bridging the gap from Elementary to Middle School and from Middle School to High School learning of mathematics and science.
President: Dr. Pamela Christol, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Northeastern State University
President-Elect: Dr. Tiffany Maher, Assistant Professor of Science Education, Northeastern State University
Past-President: Dr. Martha Parrott, Professor of Mathematics, Northeastern State University, Tahlequah Oklahoma
Secretary/Treasurer: Susan Kirk, Teacher, Muskogee H.S., Muskogee Public Schools
Elementary Mathematics Division Director: Dawn Bowman, Elementary Teacher, Whittier Elementary, Muskogee Public Schools
Middle School Mathematics Division Director: Dr. Dorothy Radin, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Northeastern State University
High School Mathematics Division Director: Max Ellis, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Northeastern State University
College/University Mathematics Division Director: Dr. Deborah Carment, Professor of Mathematics, Northeastern State University
Elementary Science Division Director: Dr. April Dean Adams, Associate Professor of Science Education, Northeastern State University
Middle School Science Division Director: Nancy Rachels-Long, Tulsa Public Schools
High School Science Division Director: Lisa Malone, Science Teacher, Union Public Schools
College/University Science Division Director: Monica Macklin, Instructor of Biology, Northeastern State University
Web Master: Dr. April Dean Adams, Associate Professor of Science Education, Northeastern State University
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Programs from Past NOMSTA Annual Meetings:
January 31,
2009 Program
January
26, 2008 Program
January
27, 2007 Program
January
28, 2006 Program
January
29, 2005 Program
January 31, 2004
Program
February 8, 2003
Program
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