Anja S. Greer Conference on Mathematics & Technology

Join us June 21-26, 2026

Whether you are looking for dynamic new activities for math classes or a whole new approach to teaching, this professional opportunity is for you. For four decades, the Anja S. Greer Conference on Mathematics and Technology has been the preeminent conference for secondary school mathematics teachers.

Participants will experience a unique hybrid conference consisting of week-long courses, keynote addresses by featured speakers, and a variety of sessions scheduled throughout the week. Course topics include math-modeling, problem-based learning and integrating technology into the classroom. You’ll select two, 10-hour courses from more than 20 offerings designed by established leaders in mathematics teaching. Participants can join 45-minute bonus sessions, social gatherings, teamwork, strategy games and puzzles.

There’s a lot to cover, so notably this conference begins daily at 8 a.m. Beyond the classroom, evenings are devoted to social gatherings, “math time” with other participants, mingling with other conferences, and outings to local attractions. All participants are also invited to attend lectures from our keynote speakers.

By the numbers

Courses from which to choose.

Years the math conference has been held.

Hours each course meets throughout the week.

Conference instructors, boasting more than a century of collective experience.

2026 Featured Speaker

Meet Noah Giansiracusa, featured speaker of the Anja S. Greer Conference on Mathematics and Technology, along with other conference leaders.

Meet the Leadership Team

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Registration for the 2026 Anja S. Greer Conference on Mathematics and Technology is now open.

Conference course offerings

Review the full course catalog.

Keynote Speakers

All conference participants are invited to attend keynote talks. Opening keynote speaker is Logan McCarty, associate dean of science education at Harvard University. The closing keynote is Diane Ackerman, poet, naturalist, and author of The Planets: A Cosmic Pastoral.

Meet the Keynote Speakers

This is a conference in which I really felt the most engaged and am leaving with so many ideas and resources that I can actually implement in my classroom. … It was truly an amazing week.

Conference participant

Who was Anja Greer?

Were it not for Anja S. Greer’s influence and inspiration, there wouldn’t be a Mathematics and Technology Conference today. After returning from a week-long conference on Pascal programming, Anja, a member of the mathematics department, decided that Exeter could host a similar conference. She enlisted the help of many others in and out of the mathematics department, and in the summer of 1985 the first Conference on Secondary School Mathematics and Computers at Phillips Exeter Academy was held. Subsequently the name of the conference was changed to the Conference on Secondary School Mathematics and Technology, as calculators made their appearance. To honor Anja’s inspiration, vision and courage, the conference was renamed in the summer of 1997 to the Anja S. Greer Conference on Secondary School Mathematics and Technology. In April of 1998, Anja Greer lost her battle with cancer.

We are honored to continue her legacy.

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