Organizers

- Associate Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M
- Prof. Yasskin is in charge of the Discovery Sessions
- He also runs the Summer Educational Enrichment in Math (SEE-Math) program for gifted middle school students (with David Manuel)
- Dr. Yasskin has been the Program Director for the MAA Special Interest Group on Math Circles for Students and Teachers (SIGMAA-MCST)
- He has received the 2014, MathMovesU, Math Hero Award from Raytheon Corporation

- Powell Chair in Mathematics and Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M
- Prof. Yu is in charge of the Problem Solving Sessions (with Profs. Gong and Wang)
- Prof. Yu’s research interests include non-commutative geometry, K-theory of operator algebras, index theory, topology and analysis of manifolds, and geometric group theory

- Instructional Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M.
- John co-organizes the Discovery Learning sessions with Phil and is the correspondent for most Math Circle inquiries.
- John graduated from the mathematics department at Texas A&M in 2022. His mathematical interests include quantum groups and quantum information theory.

- Associate Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M.
- Wencai is in charge of several national/international math competitions (including AMC series).
- Wencai is a founder of the High School and Undergraduate Research Program: STODO (Spectral Theory Of Differential Operators).
- Wencai co-organized the Problem Solving Sessions from 2019 to 2022.
- Wencai was a local organizer/representative of Tournament of the Towns Competition, Formula of Unity International Mathematics Competition, and Bay Area Math Olympiad (Irvine, 2016-2019, College Station 2019-2022).

- Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M.
- Sherry was a coach for the U.S. team of IMO ( International Mathematical Olympiad). In 2010, Sherry coached the U.S. team that competed in the China Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad; five team members won gold medals.
- Sherry is in charge of the Problem Solving Sessions (with Profs. Yu and Wang).
- She received an AB in mathematics from Harvard College and a Ph.D. in mathematics from MIT in 2018.
- Gong participated in IMO five times, winning HM in 2002, bronze in 2003, silver in 2004 and 2005, and gold in 2007.

- Lecturer of Mathematics at Texas A&M.
- Kun is in charge of the problem-solving sessions in the Math Circle (with Profs. Gong and Yu). Kun was the beginner's instructor for the 2016 and 2017 academic years.
- Kun's research interests include K-theory, Classification of C*-algebras, Artificial Intelligence, and so on.

- Visiting Assistant Professor at Texas A&M.
- Nick's research area includes Several Complex Variables, and complex analysis.

- Instructional Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M
- Dr. Peyam was in charge of problem-solving sessions (with Drs. Yu and Liu) in the Math Circle.
- Dr. Peyam has a YouTube channel called Dr Peyam, which has over 100,000 subscribers, where he solves math problems from calculus and beyond.
- Dr. Tabrizian received his PhD from UC Berkeley in 2016.

- Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Texas A&M.
- International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) Gold Medalist.
- Previously served as an instructor of Mathematical Olympiad Summer Program in Korea, and as an instructor of South Korean IMO team for several years.

- PhD student in the Mathematics Department at Texas A&M
- Joshua was the graduate student organizer for the Math Circle at Texas A&M.
- His research is in computational algebraic geometry (advisor: Dr. Maurice Rojas).

- Lecturer in the Mathematics Department at Texas A&M
- Kris was the graduate student organizer for the Math Circle at Texas A&M.
- His mathematical interests include cryptography.