Join Us for the 2025 Faculty Conference on Research and Teaching Excellence (FCRTE) at Medgar Evers College
Are you a faculty member at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) or support education at HBCUs? Are you looking to connect with peers, share research, and explore strategies for teaching excellence? Mark your calendar for April 11-12, 2025, and join us at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, New York, for the Faculty Conference on Research and Teaching Excellence (FCRTE)!
The Faculty Conference on Research and Teaching Excellence is a premier two-day event designed to foster collaboration, innovation, and recognition within the academic community. Organized by the National Association of Mathematicians (NAM), this conference rotates across the country based on NAM’s regional structure, ensuring broad participation and engagement.
This year’s host institution, Medgar Evers College, provides a dynamic backdrop for faculty members to exchange ideas and celebrate achievements in research and pedagogy.
The FCRTE 2025 will offer four major components that cater to the interests and needs of faculty in mathematics, computer science, and related fields:
An esteemed tradition, this hour-long lecture will be delivered prior to the Friday evening banquet. It serves as a platform for an influential scholar to share insights and advancements in mathematical sciences and teaching methodologies.
Taking place on Friday evening, this celebratory dinner will honor distinguished faculty, recognize outstanding contributions, and provide a space for attendees to network and build lasting professional connections.
Eight selected faculty members will have the opportunity to present their research or teaching innovations. Each 20-minute talk, followed by a 5-10 minute Q&A session, will allow for knowledge sharing and intellectual exchange.
The conference will conclude on Saturday with a regional panel discussion addressing pressing academic and institutional issues relevant to faculty in the region. This interactive session will encourage dialogue, collaboration, and actionable takeaways for all participants.
Engage with fellow HBCU faculty and expand your professional network.
Showcase your research through contributed talks.
Gain insights from distinguished scholars and experts.
Celebrate excellence in teaching and research.
Participate in meaningful discussions on challenges and opportunities in higher education.
Don’t miss this enriching experience to grow professionally, share your expertise, and contribute to the advancement of research and teaching within the HBCU community.
Stay tuned for registration details and speaker announcements. We look forward to welcoming you to Brooklyn, NY, on April 11-12, 2025!
For more information, visit www.nam-math.org.
