Fundraising success! Mathemalchemy is now on exhibit at the Navajo Nation Museum and part of the Navajo Nation Math Circles Project Summer Math Camp from June 18 to July 2.
The Navajo Nation Math Circles Project’s goal is to bring the highest quality mathematical outreach to students and teachers in the Navajo Nation. We are honored to be working together.
Your donations will help fund shipping the exhibit, travel for our installation techs, plus running community activities at the museum and during the Math Circles Summer Camp.
Mathemalchemy’s swirling sheet celebrating Navajo culture will be given extra life by its proximity to the beautiful and meaningful collections in the Museum.
ORDER your pi-shaped cookie cutter here!
Pi cookie-cutters have been an integral part of our fundraising efforts and will continue to be so once the Fundraiser closes.
- Fill out the following form so we can note how many Pi-shape cookie-cutter(s) you want as a thank-you gift (and get your shipping address!)
- Go to the Duke University donation webpage to make your donation via PayPal or credit card. Duke, the fiscal sponsor of the non-profit Mathemalchemy Corporation, processes the donations.
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Pi-shaped cookie cutters are available again for donors!
Thank you for your support of Mathemalchemy! You may donate here.
Step-by-step: How to use your Pi Cookie-cutter
After baking a load of pi cookies and taking photos while doing so, Ingrid Daubechies wrote up a little text about using your brand-new stainless steel pi cookie-cutters, with many illustrations and even a recipe!
