These are excerpts from the program for the Joint Mathematics Meetings, January 10-13, 1996, Orlando, Florida.

• Mathematics across the curriculum at the University of Nevada.
  Jerry A. Johnson, University of Nevada, Reno
  
• Interdisciplinary quantitative curriculum development: Lessons from a project in the life sciences.
  Louis J. Gross, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
  
• A course in mathematical biology.
  William R. Derrick, University of Montana
  
• Epidemics.
  Una M. Bray, Skidmore College
  
• Environmental modeling in an interdisciplinary setting.
  Robert S. Cole, Evergreen State College
  
• An interdisciplinary course to replace college algebra.
  Benny Dan Evans, Oklahoma State University
  
• Functioning in the real world: A precalculus experience with applications across the disciplines.
  Sheldon P. Gordon, Suffolk Community College
  
• Mathematics for decision making.
  Frank H. Mathis, Baylor University
  
• TEAM, an interdisciplinary course in mathematics and economics.
  J. Rody Borg, Jacksonville University
  Marilyn Repsher, Jacksonville University
  
• An interdisciplinary approach to teaching mathematics and composition.
  Joseph Kirtland, Marist College
  
• Using mathematics to improve writing skills.
  William J. O'Connor, Incarnate Word College
  
• Team teaching an integrated mathematics and science course.
  Richard E. Pfiefer, San Jose State University
  
• Computational science in a liberal arts setting.
  Daniel Craig Sloughter, Furman University
  
• Modern, computer assisted, Fourier analysis.
  James S. Walker, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
  

Coordinating mathematics and science education.
MAA Panel Discussion
Organizers:
Lida K. Barrett, U. S. Military Academy
Panelists:
Sylvia Bozeman, Spelman College
Lynn Kiaer, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
James H. Lightbourne, NSF
Richard West, U. S. Military Academy

MAA Minicourse #4
Interdisciplinary lively applications.
Organizers:
David C. Arney, U. S. Military Academy
Frank Giordano, U. S. Military Academy

MAA Minicourse #11
Earth math: Applications of precalculus mathematics to environmental issues.
Organizers:
Christopher Schaufele, Kennesaw State College
Nancy Zumoff, Kennesaw State College