Name of Affiliate Group 
Council for Technology in Mathematics Education (CLIME)

Mission Statement
The mission of CLIME’s virtual community is to enhance the teaching and learning of mathematics through effective and creative uses of technology.

CLIME's community leaders
Ihor Charischak will be the President of the CLIME group for 2017-2018. His support team or steering committee will consist of members from the Math community who will share their expertise in various areas of mathematics education, technology and the NCTM Community to help keep CLIME on track. 

NCTM Representative
David Wees (Current: 2016-2017)

Steering Committee & Board Members (term 2017-2018)
Maria Droujkova, CEO Naturalmath.com
Hollylynne S. Lee, Professor, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
Ed Dickey, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC-retired
Herb Green, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
John Olive, Professor Emeritus, the University of Georgia, Athens, GA-retired
Gary Stager, CEO Constructing Modern Knowledge, LLC
David Wees, New Visions for Public Schools, New York, NY
George Reese, Director of the Office for Mathematics, Science & Technology (MSTE), University of Illinois.
Ihor Charischak, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ-retired

Members at-Large
Any educator interested in the applications of technology in mathematics education can join by sending an email to CLIME headquarters (ihor@clime.org) indicating their interest. 

Publications

• Website-link
  
• Blog - blog
• NCTM Resolution outcome, 2012-link
• #climetech
  

Appointment of President/Executive Director
Election of President/Executive Director and other officers will take place during the CLIME meeting which is held annually at the annual NCTM conference. The Executive Director's term is for one year. If he/she chooses to resign before their term is up or if the membership decides to have a new director, a temporary director will be appointed by the steering committee and that person will serve until a formal vote of the CLIME membership can be taken at the annual meeting.

Dissolution Clause
In the event that CLIME shall disband, all assets and property held by it, whether in trust or otherwise, shall, after the payment of its liabilities, be paid over to an organization selected by the Steering committee of CLIME, which has similar purposes and has established its tax-exempt status under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 as now enacted or as it may hereafter be amended, and such assets and property shall be applied exclusively for such charitable, scientific, and educational programs.