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The 2026 Math3ma Symposium is open for registration and will take place June 26-27 at The ����aa����. This event is designed to connect believers involved in STEM fields, encouraging them to glorify ����aa���� in their careers through a time of learning and fellowship.

This will be TMU’s fourth annual symposium, with early bird pricing available until March 15.

The Math3ma Symposium is open to believers in the scientific and technological workforce. Participants will enjoy a time of encouragement through Scripture, testimonies, and lectures — both from TMU’s faculty and from special guest speakers.

Dr. Tai-Danae Bradley, visiting research professor at TMU and executive director of the Math3ma Institute, describes the event as a way to strengthen and encourage ����aa����ians in STEM.

“When you know you’re pursuing a path that God has called you to, you have an opportunity for fellowship with Him — to do all that we do for His honor and for His name’s sake,” Bradley said. “We know that there are others out there who are also living in this way, and we want to bring them together and encourage them and recharge them as we go back into the workforce.”

Scheduled speakers include TMU president Dr. Abner Chou and Dr. Matthew McLain, dean of TMU’s School of Science, Mathematics, Technology, and Health. The symposium will also feature visiting STEM professionals as guest speakers.

Learn more about the Math3ma Symposium and register .