AMTE Virtual Institute

AMTE Virtual Institute 2025

“Across the Arc: Sustaining Our Learning, Sharing Our Practice”
 

Date & Time: Wednesday, November 19th, 2025 11:30 am - 3:30 pm Eastern Time
Location: Virtual (Zoom)
Cost: FREE for members/$40 for non-members/$20 student non-members

Join us for the 2025 AMTE Virtual Institute, a professional learning opportunity designed to support mathematics teacher educators at all stages of their careers. This year’s theme, Across the Arc: Sustaining Our Learning, Sharing Our Practice, invites us to reflect on how we grow, contribute, and thrive in a changing educational landscape. Together, we’ll engage in meaningful learning, connection, and inspiration.

This year’s institute will feature:

  • A keynote conversation on learning as a mathematics teacher educator with Joel Amidon, Dusty Jones, and Jennifer Wolfe, hosts of the Teaching Math Teaching Podcast
  • Presentations from two recent dissertations highlighting new research in the field.
    • Bea Ellis, Texas State University
    • Sandra Ruiz, San Jose State University
  • Our inaugural lightning talks on teacher practice, professional development, and research in mathematics teacher education will be given by the following speakers.

Olumide Banjo

University of Missouri

Jennifer Malue Bartone

Gannon University/Marymount University/Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit 5

Gregory Benoit

Boston University

Alexandra Cuandra

Purdue University

Joseph DiNapoli

Montclair State University

Dionne Cross Francis

University of North Carolina

Su Liang

University of Texas at San Antonio

Temvy Matsebula

University of Tennessee Knoxville

Erin O’Halloran

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Sheila Orr

Saginaw Valley State University

Beki Romeis-Markha

AMTE-TX

Gianna Shields

San Jose State University

Kayla Sutcliffe

University of Florida

Eva Thanheiser

Portland State University

Webster Wong

The University of Georgia

  • A closing session focused on Maintaining Joy in MTE, with speakers exploring how we share knowledge, collaborate, and sustain ourselves in the midst of shifting expectations.



Theodore Chao

California State University, Fullerton

Sandra Crespo

Michigan State University

Colleen Eddy

University of North Texas

Maria Fernandez

Florida International University

Maisie Gholson

University of Michigan

Daniel Reinholz

San Diego State University

Michelle Stephan

University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Jennifer Suh

George Mason University

Trena Wilkerson

Baylor University

 

We look forward to learning with you!