The focus of BIO SIGMAA is on the pedagogy of mathematical and computational biology at the undergraduate level. This includes the support of curriculum development, faculty development, and undergraduate research in those fields. The purpose of BIO SIGMAA is to support those activities that will enhance the exchange of ideas and access to educational opportunities among undergraduates and undergraduate faculty in the fields of mathematical and computational biology. This necessarily includes interaction with all concerned departmental structures (i.e. mathematics, computer science, biology, and other related departments) and also institutions and organizations that feed into, and from, the undergraduate programs.

If you have any questions regarding membership in BIO SIGMAA or the goals and activities of BIO SIGMAA, please contact the BIO SIGMAA Chair, Laurie Heyer at laheyer at davidson.edu.

Please take a look at information linked to the left:

• BIOSIGMAA news,
• the Janet Anderson Prize,
• BIOSIGMAA newsletters, and
• the BIOSIGMAA officers.