The Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences was founded in 1977 as a network of Christian mathematicians dedicated to integrating mathematics with faith and to promoting quality teaching.
News
Dr. Francis Su has been selected as the ACMS Brabenec Lecturer for 2024-25.
Francis Su is the Benediktsson-Karwa professor of mathematics at Harvey Mudd College and author of Mathematics for Human Flourishing.
Find out more about the Brabenec Lectureship here.
If your institution is interested in hosting Francis this next academic year, you can apply here. The deadline to apply is July 17. The board of ACMS hopes to announce the host institutions by August 1.
(posted: 6/26/2024)
Journal and Proceedings of the 2022 ACMS Conference at Azusa Pacific is now available
Please find the PDF of the Journal and Proceedings here.
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Computer Science
The computer science subgroup of the ACMS consists of computer scientists and mathematicians who teach computer science. Click Learn More below to see Faith and Computing Resources, links to related organizations, etc.
Brabenec Lectureship
Francis Su was awarded the Brabenec Lectureship for 2024-25. Click Learn More below.
Searchable Archives of Past Conference Proceedings
The Pillars Database at Taylor University contains all proceedings from past ACMS conferences from 1977 to 2019. The proceedings are completely searchable.