The founders of the Center for Mathematics and Culture are a highly diverse group of scholars and authors. Among us are historians, psycholgists, education specialists, writers of fiction and non-fiction, and, of course, mathematicians. All of us are brought together by a concern for the cultural marginalization of mathematics, and a desire to see the field take its rightful place in the mainstream of the modern world.

Our founding advisory board includes both at-large members and a core group working to establish the Center at UCLA:

At-Large Members:

Chandler Davis
Mathematics, University of Toronto

Apostolos Doxiadis
Author, Athens

Yehuda Elkana
History of Science, Jerusalem and Berlin

Peter L. Galison
History of Science and Physics, Harvard

Rebecca Goldstein
Author, Boston

Loren R. Graham,
History of Science, MIT

Michael Harris
Mathematics, Université de Paris VII

Jean-Michel Kantor
Mathematics and History of Science,
Université de Paris VII

Barry Mazur
Mathematics, Harvard

Marjorie Senechal
Mathematics and History of Science, Smith College

UCLA Core Group:

Amir R. Alexander
History of Science, UCLA

Theodore M. Porter
History of Science, UCLA

Jonathan D. Rogawski
Mathematics, UCLA

James Stigler
Psychology, UCLA

Mary Terrall
History of Science, UCLA

M. Norton Wise
History of Science, UCLA