Every year we provide monetary, administrative, and other in-kind support to a range of organizations that share our interest in the mathematical sciences.
With them, we extend our work in fulfilling our mission and serving as a resource for mathematicians in all stages of their careers.
| American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) | AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition |
| Count on Stats | An initiative from the American Statistical Association that provides a strong, independent, and non-partisan voice in support of the federal statistical system. Together, we advocate for the 13 federal statistical agencies — including Bureau of Economic Analysis — and the nation's data infrastructure. |
| Golden Goose Award | Recognizing STEM research that led to major breakthroughs |
| Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences (CBMS) | Promoting understanding and cooperation among professional societies, so that they work together and support each other in efforts to promote research, improve education, and expand the uses of mathematics |
| Joint Policy Board for Mathematics (JPBM) | A share of prize money accompanying annual awards given by JPBM |
| Task Force on American Innovation (TFAI) | Advocacy for sustained and robust federal investment in scientific research |
| Coalition for National Science Funding (CNSF) | Efforts to increase national investment in NSF research and education programs |
| Societies Consortium on Sexual Harassment | Academic and professional societies in fulfilling mission-driven roles as standard bearers and standard setters for excellence in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medical (STEMM) fields, addressing sexual harassment in all its forms and intersectionalities |
| Engaging Scientists & Engineers in Policy (ESEP) Coalition | Empowering scientists and engineers to effectively engage in the policymaking process at all levels of government |
| The Public's Radio | Quality journalism and compelling storytelling that informs, educates, and inspires community |
| National Math Festival | A free and public celebration of math |
| Mathematics Genealogy Project (MGP) | Compilation of information about all of the world's mathematicians |
| The International Council for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ICIAM) | Advancing the applications of mathematics in all parts of the world |
| Mathematical Council of the Americas | Promoting the development of mathematics, in all its aspects, throughout the continent |
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| Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) | Corporate sponsorship; silver sponsorship of the Research Symposium held every other year; and partial travel funding to the Research Symposium for women graduate student presenters, preferably to those from the Americas, and/or who are undocumented, and are not eligible for federal funding |
| National Association of Mathematicians (NAM) | Institutional membership and helping undergraduates to attend the NAM MathFest conference |
| Mathematical Association of America (MAA) | Sponsorship of six participants in Project NExT (for new or recent Ph.D's in the mathematical sciences), and of the USA Math Olympiad |
| Pi Mu Epsilon (PME) | Cash prizes for outstanding student talks at PME’s annual conference held in conjunction with MAA MathFest |
| Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education Program (EDGE) | Scholarships for the summer bridge program for female graduate students in the mathematical sciences |
| AMS Staff Fund | Math-education services and support programs for children and families in RI, DC, and MI |
| BIG Math Network | Connecting mathematical scientists in business, industry, government and academia |
| National Math Alliance | The Field of Dreams conference, to encourage and support underrepresented students to pursue graduate studies in mathematics |
| Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) | Math speakers at the SACNAS annual meeting |
| USNCM Volunteer Lecturer Program | Bringing mathematicians to run short courses in the developing world |
| Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) | Student participation in the Infinite Possibilities Conference |
| Spectra | A Spectra reception at the JMM |
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| Association of College & Research Libraries Conference (ACRL) | Maintaining a strong relationships with librarians, who help support MathSciNet and journal subscriptions |
| STM for RA21 | Helping optimize user experience by developing network security and user-privacy protocols |
| STIX fonts | A comprehensive font set of mathematical symbols and alphabets to serve the scientific publication community |
| PAM Division SLA | Government advocacy for libraries and math publishers |
| TeX Users Group (TUG) | The TeX typesetting system, and TUG LaTex Projects to support the amsmath package |
| Apache Software Foundation | Development of Apache software |
| Greenshot | Development of Greenshot software |
| ubuntu | ubuntu community projects |
| ORCID | ORCID author IDs, a digital identifier to uniquely identify a scientific author |
| CLOCKSS | Helping ensure protection for the world’s e-content |
| ITHAKA PORTICO | Helping the academic community use digital technologies to preserve the scholarly record |
| MathJax | Displaying mathematical notation in web browsers |
| arXiv | Open access to a resource of more than 1.5 million e-prints |
| Crossref | Making research outputs easy to find, cite, link and assess |
| STM | The global voice of scholarly publishing |
| ALPSP | Publishing scholarly and professional content with the Association of Learned & Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) |
| SSP | Promoting and advancing communication and networking among all sectors of the scholarly communications community with the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) |
| CHORUS | Development and implementation of pragmatic methods to provide access to scholarly articles that report on publically funded research |
| NFAIS | Those who create, aggregate, organize, and otherwise provide access to and navigation for authoritative credible information |
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