The Albion College Mathematical Society was created in the fall 2003 in response to the growing interest in mathematical sciences on campus. In anticipation of the growing size of each incoming freshman class and the science center renovation project, Albion College students of mathematics are taking steps to strengthen the student mathematical community on campus through this organization.  That is, the organization is here to highlight the student mathematical community and its activities. We hope that in the near future, this vision will provide the Albion College community with programs, events, and benefits which support those who are interested in mathematics, thereby strengthening and unifying the student mathematical community of the future.

    Since this organization is less than a year old, it provides current students with an immediate opportunity; namely, to visibly change the student math community in positive ways through this group. Therefore, we encourage and invite you to get as involved with this organization as possible, and we hope that this gives everyone a chance to explore different ideas that they might have for the mathematics community on campus.

Purpose:

    The Albion College Mathematical Society will provide the Albion College community with programs, events, and benefits which support those who are interested in mathematics.  These interests include (but are not limited to) the application of mathematics in the real world, strengthening Albion College as a center for mathematical students' excellence in the Midwest, examining the role of mathematics in popular culture, the history and development of mathematics, and an appreciation of mathematics in general. You can find the ACMS constitution by clicking here.