During the 2026-2027 academic year, the Math Literacy Program organized 10 events both on and off the Sacramento State campus, engaging approximately 251 Sacramento State students, 400 high school students, 100 elementary students, and 25 adults. These totals reflect attendance across all individual events.
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Mentors facilitated topological games for 50 C. K. McClatchy high school students.
Mentors facilitated math games at the Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park. About 100 kids and parents visited the table.
Mentors facilitated games in celebration of Women in STEM. About 39 Sac State students participated.
About 39 Sac State students participated.
Mentors worked with 200 prospective students attended.
Mentors facilitated button making and memory games. About 150 high school students participated.
Mentors facilitated STEM button. 19 Sac State students participated.
Mentors worked with students to create artwork. About 24 students attended.
Mentors facilitated Rock, Paper, Scissors and Ultimate Tic Tac Toe. About 80 students visited the table.
Mentors facilitated Rock, Paper, Scissors for Sac State students. About 50 students visited the table.
During the 2025-2026 academic year, the Math Literacy Program organized 31 events both on and off the Sacramento State campus, engaging approximately 40 K–12 teachers, 310 high school students, 120 middle school students, 170 elementary students, 534 Sacramento State students, and 20 seniors aged 75 and above. These totals reflect attendance across all individual events.
Mentors hosted 4 rounds of 50-minute Estimathon session for approximately 160 African American youths.
Mentors facilitated 4 rounds of Mini Estimathon with 20 high school students.Â
Mentors facilitated math games  at Arcade Middle School.Â
Mentors presented math games to K-12 teachers.
Mentors facilitated math games with about 100 K-6 students.Â
Mentors facilitated math games for admitted students and families.
Mentors facilitated Function Battleship.
Mentors facilitated math activities with ~20 seniors aged 65 and above.
Mentors facilitated math games at Cesar Chavez Elementary School.Â
Mentors presented on Symmetry and African artwork at three class periods.
Mentors facilitated math activities on symmetry and African artwork.
Mentors facilitated math games for about 40 students at Thomas Edison Language Institute.
Mentors facilitated math games for about 40 community members.
Mentors facilitated Pi games and puzzles with 39 Sac State students.
Mentors facilitated math games and puzzles for 15 K-12 teachers.
Mentors facilitated math games and puzzles for 60 middle school girls.
Mentors facilitated session with K-12 teachers on Symmetry and African artwork.
Mentors supported 2-day long quilting event for 48 Sac State students.
Mentors facilitated study skills and math activities with 13 Sac State students.
Mentors hosted tabling, about 20 Sac State students attended.
Four students facilitated math games and puzzles on Zoom with seven K-12 teachers.
Mentors supported 4-day long quilting event for 107 Sac State students.
Mentors hosted Mini-estimathon at Luther Burbank with 46 high schoolers.
Mentors engaged with the Sac State community at the faire.
Mentors hosted Mini-estimathon at Hiram Johnson with 29 high schoolers.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles for 54 Sac State students.
Six students facilitated math games and puzzles on Zoom with 26 K-12 teachers.
Mentors facilitated Rubik's cube artwork with 25 Sac State students.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles for high schoolers.
Mentors facilitated Herky the Hornet’s Logic Puzzle Challenge with nine K-12 teachers.
Mentors hosted Building Party and Estimathon for 44 attendees from Sac State.
During the academic year, the Math Literacy Program organized 29 events within and outside Sacramento State, engaging approximately 210 preK-6 students, 150 middle school students, 354 high school students, 370 Sac State students, 35 seniors (above 65 years), and 55 other adults. These tallies are derived from the attendees at each individual event.Â
Mentors hosted math games for middle school students
Mentors hosted math games for middle school students
Mentors supported math games with middle school students and parents.
Mentors supported math games and Estimathon for 54 high schoolers.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles for seniors (above 65 years old).
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles for Sac State students.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles for seniors at Lincoln Village Community Park.
Mentors facilitated math games and puzzles for students and families.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles created at the Makerspace.
Mentors hosted an art table for Sac State students.
Mentors facilitated game stations for 75 Sac State students, faculty, and staff.
Mentors facilitated math activities for 160 preK-6 students.Â
Mentors presenting their work in the Sac State community.
Mentors answering questions from 5th graders from Bowling Green Chacon.
Mentors facilitated different pi-math activities for 50 students.
Mentors did tabling for 1300 high school students.
Mentors working with 50 middle school students on math puzzles and games.
Students participated in building a 3D Sierpinski gasket.
Students participated in a critical thinking logic puzzle.
Mentors working with 55 high school students.
Mentors interacted with students, staff, and faculty on math games.
Mentors working with seniors on math puzzles and games.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles at Arcade Middle School.
Mentors hosted math games and puzzles at Miwok Middle School.
Mentors working with 86 high school students.
Celebrated topological Halloween with students.
Event with students supported by MLP.
Students working with seniors on math puzzles and games.
Bagel activity with undergraduate and graduate students.
Throughout the 2023-2024 academic year, the Math Literacy Program organized 42 outreach events within the community, engaging 670 middle school students, 167 high school students, 520 Sac State students, and 200 seniors. These tallies are derived from the attendees at each individual event. It's worth noting that a single individual might have attended multiple events, resulting in their inclusion in the count multiple times, corresponding to the number of events they attended.
Mentors worked with 19 youths on the Tax collector problem.
Faculty mentors worked with 34 8th graders on Tax collector problem.
Mentors worked with seniors on Can You Spot It!. 40 seniors attended the event.
Mentors hosted Origami booth for Sac State students.
Mentors displaying fractals and origami structures.
Faculty mentors worked with 34 8th graders on Two-step Equations.
Mentors presented on Math Games and the Brain to seniors.
Faculty mentors hosted Career booth for 129 middle school girls & taught origami.
Mentors co-facilitated a workshop on fractals with 7 middle school girls.
Mentors co-facilitated a workshop on logic puzzles with 9 middle school girls.
Mentors co-facilitated a workshop on geometry games with 18 girls.
Faculty mentors worked with 17 youths on Estimathon.
Mentors worked with 64 8th graders on Platonic solids and Origami lesson.
Mentors working with seniors on 3 math games. 32 seniors participated.Â
Mentors worked with Sac State students on origami.
Mentors worked with prospective students on math games.
Mentors presented math games and benefits to the brain to seniors.
Mentors tabled at the Union Ballroom and showcased fun math activities for Sac State students.
Mentors showcased fun math activities for Sac State students.
Mentors working with seniors on 5 math games. 50 seniors participated.Â
Mentors worked with First Year Seminar students on a Math and Dance lesson.
Mentors worked with 64 8th graders on Fractals.
Mentors worked with Sac State students on different games.
Mentors worked with 17 youths on a math and dance lesson.
Mentors worked with 17 youths on a logic puzzle.
Mentors worked with Sac State students on various mathematical games.
Mentors worked with 150 7th-graders from 5 sections on a logic puzzle game.
Mentors worked with 50 middle school girls on mathematical puzzles.
Mentors worked with Sac State students on creating Origami.
Mentors tabled at the 6th Annual Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) College Day.Â
Mentors worked with 23 youths on Probability Bingo.Â
Mentors tabled at the Carlton Senior Living with math puzzles.
Mentors worked with over 200 Sac State students on 16 different pi-themed games.
Mentors worked with 61 middle school students on Area and Volume tasks.
Mentors facilitated a math and dance lesson with 20 students in MATH 193.
Mentors tabled at the Carlton Senior Living with math puzzles.
Mentors facilitated a 1.5 hour long session of math games for K-12 teachers.
Mentors led a workshop with seniors age 65 and above.
Mentors facilitated Gerrymandering math session with 24 youths.
Mentors facilitated two math games to K-12 teachers.
Mentors facilitated different math games to incoming Sac State students and community members.
End-of-year celebration with geometrical designs using Zometools with Sac State students.