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AMS Primer for SY 2012-2013

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{infimum} 5      T  H  I  N  G  S      A  N      A  M  S      M  E  M  B  E  R      S  H  O  U  L  D      K  N  O  W    

     1 VISION, MISSION, AND THRUST VISION

This organization envisions itself as a community of math enthusiasts, holistically formed to be men and women for and with others, that uses Math as a tool/instrument in building a culture of excellence and service in the Ateneo and in the greater society.

MISSION This organization has the mission to:

a. Build a community of math enthusiasts, by establishing relationships among members of the organization, the Ateneo community and the greater society;

b. Become socially involved in addressing the needs and concerns of the community formed;

c. Achieve math excellence by: i. facilitating the sharing of mathematical ideas among math

enthusiasts, ii. introducing to and enriching mathematical ideas and concepts of

persons who are not mathematically inclined in such a way that they will appreciate and see Mathematics as both useful and fun and,

iii. striving to advance mathematical proficiency of persons within the organization and with other groups of similar nature both on and off campus.

THRUST As the Ateneo Mathematics Society 2012-2013, we aim to create a culture of mutual support and to deepen appreciation for mathematics among members by creating services for members and pushing for innovation of projects.

 2 TAMBAYAN AND OTHERS 2/F Room 216 Manuel V. Pangilinan Center for Student Leadership

426-6001 Local 5417

[email protected]

@AMSinfinitweet

http://www.facebook.com/iLoveAMS

     3 The executive committee

Macmac Sua President

Carlo Mallari Executive

Vice-President

Top 4

Paola Matanguihan Secretary-General

Benetz Branzuela Chief Finance

Officer

Department heads

Deputies

Academics Department Heads Len Garces

Zheng Rong Wu

Math Applications Department Heads Elly Reserva

Gere Muzones

Member Relations Department Heads Gabs Zamoranos

Renz Santos

Angge Purisima Deputy for

Documentations

Rizza Detosil Deputy for

Promotions

Jason Escartin Deputy for Marketing

Aldwin Dykimching Deputy for

Special Projects

   

     

 4 DEPARTMENTS AND POOLS ACADEMICS

D  E  P  A  R  T  M  E  N  T  

1. In the Academics Department, you can either help in improving others' academic standing, or be helped in your performance in your mathematics subjects.

2. We have two pools: the Tutor Pool that takes charge of Agimath+, the AMS tutorial service, and the Question Maker Pool, that oversees the contest questions and the problem solving seminars.

3. Sipnayan, FMIC, and the AMO are for members who want to rekindle their love for math competitions from the perspective of the proctors or for those who simply want to see other people, friends or not, succumb to the difficulty of the questions.

Tutor Pool* The Tutor Pool is a group of altruistic math enthusiasts set on the goal spreading the knowledge the beauty of mathematics through tutorial services.

Question Maker Pool* The Question Maker Pool is the group of creative and smart math enthusiasts who enjoys answering and making all kinds of math problems. QMP is as important as any other pool because without it, there would be no questions to be asked in the prestigious projectS of AMS such as Sipnayan, AMO, FMIC, PotW.

Pools under the Department

3 things you should Know about the

Department

*Open to non-Acads members

projects

F  I  R  S  T      S  E  M     S  E  C  O  N  D      S  E  M     Y  E  A  R      L  O  N  G    Sipnayan Project Heads: Sara Ramiento, Cedric Laohoo, Noel Clemente A Math contest for elementary, high school, and college students all over the Metro  

Freshmen Math Intersection Challenge Project Heads: Hubert Cua, Fernandina Ko, Shaun Que A Math contest for LS students taking Ma 19, Ma 20, and Ma 21  Ateneo Mathematical Olympiad Project Heads: Arron Sese, Carmela Buncio, Rex Zhang A Math contest for Ateneo Grade School and High School students  

Agimath+ Tutorial system of AMS, which caters to all LS students  Problem Solving Seminars A series of lectures about non-routine math problems and problem solving techniques

Problems of the Week A weekly challenge for AMS members. It serves to pique members’ interest in Math by posting problems for them to answer.

   MATH APPLICATIONS D  E  P  A  R  T  M  E  N  T  

3 things you should Know about the

Department 1. MA is the home of two of AMS' flagship

projects - Camp Math and MathSaya. 2. Our projects have been awarded and

recognized in the Loyola Schools and COA Awards several times, including Breakthrough Project of the Year (Camp Math 17: Monopolynomial), and Social Relevance Effort of the year (MathSaya 8: Just Do 8).

3. We find the fun in Math. If we can't find it, then we make it fun.

Pools under the Department

projects

     

F  I  R  S  T      S  E  M     S  E  C  O  N  D      S  E  M     Y  E  A  R      L  O  N  G    Camp Math Project Heads: JR Ang, Ted Platon, Migs Peñamante A four-Saturday event promoting Mathematics to private and science high school students  

MathSaya Project Heads: Jasmin Fernandez, Kross Nera, Luigi Serafico A non-profit, three-Saturday event counterpart of Camp Math, which caters to public high school students  Math Conference Project Heads: Sam Cruz, Rehli Francisco, Reg Muñoz A series of seminar talks promoting the numerous applications of Mathematics in various fields  

Math Journal A compilation of the yearlong research efforts of the organization on different math fields and applications  

TnT Pool*+ We are the Trees that provide shade and protection, the Nests that ensure the growth and learning, and the Tape that binds a team. We are the TnTs.  

*Open to non-MA members + Pool name is subject to change

 Crazy Math Journal Pool* The CMJ serves an avenue for student synergy and to provide a yearly memorabilia of the events in the field of Mathematics. Serving as the research arm of the department, the CMJ Pool aims to showcase the numerous applications of mathematics in different fields as well.

     

MEMBER RELATIONS D  E  P  A  R  T  M  E  N  T  

projects

3 things you should Know about the

Department 1. The MemRel Department establishes

member relations through the different projects, such as AMS Week and Year End Party.

2. It upholds family values to its members through the Family Project.

3. This year, the department promotes the “kumusta” habit to ignite the accountability of members to their own family members.

Pools under the Department

Pool of Hosts* The Pool of Hosts is a group of students who are talented in, interested in, and passionate about hosting the events under all AMS projects. We train hosts to be witty, alert, calm, and on their toes  MathSayaw* MathSayaw is the elite dance group of AMS. They represent the organization in the annual Rhythm in Blues dance competition hosted by CADS.  

*Open to non-MemRel members

     

F  I  R  S  T      S  E  M     S  E  C  O  N  D      S  E  M    Math 101 Project Heads: Ren Operio, Marckie San Juan, Aubrey Patupat A preparatory course for freshmen Math majors  First General Assembly Project Heads: Efgee Curameng, Ruth Genato, Jamielyn Ty A gathering for all AMS members where the projects and systems of the organization are introduced  

XMath Project Heads: Nats Baretto, Rica Doroteo, Jeanne Pineda A party for AMS members in celebration of the Yuletide season  

AMS Week Project Heads: Pat Delos Reyes, Ken Coseto, Nyl Tumambing Two week-long project of fun, friendly competition and festivities  Year End Party Project Heads: Gaby Ablang, Jara Amin, Marianne Fontanilla A culminating event to recognize and award outstanding projects and members

Family Project Heads: Levy Rose, Angela Ramos, Shaira Tengco Support system, friendship, and camaraderie among members  Know Your AMS Member The KYAM bulletin will feature a random AMS member twice a month regardless of their level or participation in the organization's activities.  

Y  E  A  R      L  O  N  G    

IAC-AMS* The IAC team of AMS is one of the most favorite pools in the organization. It participates in the IAC for basketball, volleyball, and other sports.  

    special POOLS D  P  O  O  L  ,  S  P  A  M  ,  M  A  F  I  A  

Documentations and promotions pool Pool Heads: Angge Purisima and Rizza Detosil The DPool is the team in charge of documentations and promotions of the AMS projects. This creative team conceptualizes and creates posters, e-mail blasts, teasers, videos, the AMS website, and so much more! They also cover AMS events through photography, and manage project files for future use.

Marketing and finance associates Pool Heads: Benetz Branzuela and Jason Escartin We are Marketers, not unscrupulous salesmen looking for a quick buck. We grow by telling meaningful stories and creating connections that matter and fostering productive relationships. Our experience helps us mature and gain self-confidence. That's why we rally support for AMS from different sectors: government, business, and academe. Our ventures like Trinket Town give us the finances to support our members and projects. We work to help others grow.

Special projects ambassadors Pool Head: Aldwin Dykimching SPAm, or the Special Projects Ambassadors, is in-charge of the projects and events outside of the departments. They are the ones involved in the special projects of the AMS, such as the Formation Seminars and Math Summit. SPAm also works with COA (Council of Organizations of the Ateneo) and the STC (Science and Technology Cluster) in their projects such as RecWeek, Blue Christmas and STC Week. Not only that, they also have a hand in tie-ups with other organizations, bot in and out of the Loyola Schools.

Other pools open to all members Tutor Pool

Crazy Math Journal Pool Question Maker Pool

TnT Pool Pool of Hosts MathSayaw

IAC-AMS

   5 Retention requirements

N O R M A L

H E A V Y

2 HOME 1 NON-HOME

3 HOME 2 NON-HOME

First

semester second

semester

N O R M A L

H E A V Y

3 HOME 2 NON-HOME

4 HOME 3 NON-HOME

NORMAL = FIRST GA ATTENDEE HEAVY = NON-FIRST GA ATTENDEE

NORMAL = 1ST SEM RETAINED HEAVY = 1ST SEM PROBATION

HOME = PROJECT FROM YOUR HOME DEPARTMENT NON-HOME = PROJECT FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS

Jason Escartin (AMS Deputy for Marketing)

PAOLA GABRIELLE MATANGUIHAN Ams sECRETARY-GENERAL

Prepared by:

Pool and project descriptions by: Len Garces & Zheng Rong Wu (AMS Academics Department Heads)

Elly Reserva & Gere Muzones (AMS Math Applications Department Heads)

Jayhan Regner (Documentations and Promotions Pool Member)

Gabs Zamoranos & Renz Santos (AMS Member Relations Department Heads)

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