Annual Conference Program Committee, 2021

Effective Dates: 
2021 to 2022
Professional Learning Division
2017 to 2023
Julie Amador, University of Idaho, jamador@uidaho.edu
2015 to 2022
Rick Hudson, University of Southern Indiana, rhudson@usi.edu
2018 to 2024
Jeremy Zelkowski, The University of Alabama, jzelkowski@ua.edu
2019 to 2022
Kelly Costner, Winthrop University, costnerk@winthrop.edu
Rebekah Elliott, Oregon State University, elliottr@science.oregonstate.edu
Carlos Nico Gomez, Clemson University, carlos@clemson.edu
2020 to 2022
Michelle Cirillo, University of Delaware, mcirillo@udel.edu
2020 to 2023
Jennifer Ward, Kennesaw State University, ward.jennifer.k@gmail.com
Robert Powers, Northern Colorado, robert.powers@unco.edu
Wendy Smith, University of Nebraska, wsmith5@unl.edu
Nirmala Naresh, University of North Texas, nirmala.naresh@unt.edu
2021 to 2024
Lisa Skultety, University of Central Arkansas, lskultety@uca.edu
Luke Reinke, University of North Carolina Charlotte, lreinke@uncc.edu
Stefanie Livers, Missouri State University, stefanielivers@missouristate.edu
Casey Hawthorne, Furman University, casey.hawthorne@furman.edu

Associate Vice-President for Annual Conference Program

Term: 
2021 to 2022
Julie Amador
University of Idaho

The Conference Program Committee ensures, to the extent possible, that the AMTE membership is offered a variety of sessions at the annual conference that are likely to engage a varied group of mathematics teacher educators, who work in various academic settings and who are engaged in varied work.

The primary areas of responsibility for the Conference Program Committee include the following:

  • Developing a call for presentation proposals.
  • Reviewing proposals and making decisions about program sessions, and
  • Ensuring the success of the conference.