About CMA
The Canberra Mathematical Association (Inc.) is the representative body of professional educators of mathematics in Canberra, Australia.
It was established by, among others, the late Professor Bernhard Neumann in 1963. It continues to run - as it began - purely on a volunteer basis. It's aims include the promotion of mathematical education to government through lobbying, the development, application and dissemination of mathematical knowledge within Canberra through in-service opportunities, and facilitating effective cooperation and collaboration between mathematics teachers and their colleagues in Canberra. As an affiliate of the Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT), the CMA provides a connective opportunity for teachers of the ACT to a national voice.
It was established by, among others, the late Professor Bernhard Neumann in 1963. It continues to run - as it began - purely on a volunteer basis. It's aims include the promotion of mathematical education to government through lobbying, the development, application and dissemination of mathematical knowledge within Canberra through in-service opportunities, and facilitating effective cooperation and collaboration between mathematics teachers and their colleagues in Canberra. As an affiliate of the Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT), the CMA provides a connective opportunity for teachers of the ACT to a national voice.
CMA Council 2021
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President: Bruce Ferrington (Radford College)
Vice Presidents: Jo McKenzie (Education Directorate) Aruna Williams (Erindale College) Secretary: Valerie Barker Treasurer: Paul Kruger (Marist College) |
Councillors Heather Wardrop
Jane Crawford (Brindabella Christian College) Peter McIntyre (University of NSW, ADFA) Theresa Shellshear (Australian Catholic University) Anna Williams (Mother Theresa School) Sue Wilson Yuka Saponaro Andrew Wardrop Memberships Paul Turner Website Joe Williams (Micro Focus) |
