Committee on the Profession

• Summary of Committee Charge
  The Committee is to take a long range view of and provide major direction for Society activities on issues of a broad professional nature. Areas of concern include: human rights of mathematicians, employment issues and opportunities, professional development, increasing participation at all levels of under-represented groups, recognition and awards, membership and member services, professional ethics and responsibilities, and increased communication and cooperation with other disciplines.
• Full Committee Charge

Membership

• List of Current Committee Members
• List of Past Committee Members

Next meeting

The next CoProf meeting will be held virtually on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18, 2020.  

Mathematics Programs That Make a Difference:

In the fall of each year, the Committee on the Profession reviews nominations for these awards.

For Department Leaders

In 2004, the AMS Committee on the Profession created a series of information statements relating to the evaluation of mathematicians. The goal of this series of statements on the culture of research and scholarship in mathematics is to highlight the ways in which the traditions in mathematics may differ from those in other disciplines, especially other sciences and engineering.

Staff Contacts

T. Christine Stevens
American Mathematical Society
201 Charles Street
Providence, RI 02904-2213
401-455-4101

Robin Hagan Aguiar
American Mathematical Society
201 Charles Street
Providence, RI 02904-2213
401-455-4139