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HistorySSMA began in 1901 but has undergone several name changes over the years. The Association, begun in Chicago, was first named the Central Association of Physics Teachers with C. H. Smith named as President. In 1902, the Association became the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers (CASMT) and C. H. Smith continued as President. July 18, 1928, marked the formal incorporation of CASMT in the State of Illinois on December 8, 1970. Later the Association changed its name to School Science and Mathematics Association which aligned the organizational name with the name of the journal and embraced the national and international status the organization had managed for many years. Throughout its entire history, the association has served as a sounding board and enabler for numerous related organizations (e.g. Pennsylvania Science Teachers Association and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics). SSMA Leadership Throughout the Years SSMA Past Presidents SSMA Conventions have currently been held, annually, in the fall with the site varying year to year. For a complete list of past conventions, click here. |