Hergert Numbers in England

Popular math textbook author Elayn Martin-Gay took her Hergert Numbers t-shirt on a recent trip to England and sent back these fantastic photos of spreading the word overseas.

Here's a shot from Kensington Palace - the royal palace whose past residents include Queen Victoria and Princess Diana.

This one is from The Orangery which is a garden pavilion that was built in 1704 for Queen Anne adjacent to Kensington Palace. It serves as a restaurant today.

Here we find Elayn in the city of Chester in northwestern England at Chester Cathedral which dates back to 1092.

Special thanks to Elayn for helping to spread the word about Hergert Numbers internationally! 
 

Hergert Numbers at the Pittsburgh Zoo

 

On the way back from a trip to Maryland, we stopped to check out the zoo in Pittsburgh, PA. It was a lovely afternoon and a perfect opportunity to continue to spread the word.

Hergert Numbers at Deschutes Falls

 

Here's a shot of spreading the word at beautiful Deschutes Falls in Yelm, Washington. Truly a hidden gem in Thurston County!

Hergert Numbers at the 2024 IMACC Annual Conference

Elayn Martin-Gay became a Hergert Numbers fan after hearing the origin story.

Dominica Blalock of Kishwaukee College never fails to wear her shirt at the conference.

I had the honor of presenting long-time Hergert Numbers supporter Dr. Paul McCombs with the IMACC Distinguished Service Award.

I also presented the IMACC Teaching Excellence Award to Omar Adawi of Parkland College.

Hergert Numbers in Omaha!

 

Rock Valley College Math Professor Dr. Paul McCombs spreading the word in Omaha during the American Mathematics Association of Two-Year Colleges annual conference.

Hergert Numbers still alive at Rock Valley College!

 

Dr. Paul Gunsul proudly showing his Hergert Numbers spirit before lecturing on the topic in his Calculus class today.

Hergert Numbers at Multnomah Falls!

Hergert Numbers were in Oregon many years ago when Elizabeth Meena took them to the Pacific Ocean.

This time, I was out for a visit and couldn't pass up the chance to show off Hergert Numbers at the tallest waterfall in Oregon - the 620-foot Multnomah Falls.