Bryan
2305 Boonville Rd.
, #550
Bryan, TX 77808
Bryan, TX 77808
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Jonathan earned his PhD in Philosophy from Texas A&M University in 2021. He has been with Mathnasium since 2017, first as an Instructor and then as Assistant Center Director. He is originally from Colorado, but he has lived in Utah, Pennsylvania, France, and now (best of all!) Texas! He loves to read, especially classical literature, and he also loves to teach and to learn new things.
Favorite Number: 2 - no particular reason, it's just always been my favorite!
Favorite Math Joke: There are 3 kinds of people in this world: those who can do math, and those who can't.
I love Mathnasium because: It is great to see the excitement and happiness of students who have really struggled with something when they finally get it, gaining confidence in themselves and their abilities.
Jennifer has a unique perspective that allows her to understand your kids and help them.
She is a successful business owner and homeschooling mom of 3! She has the perspective of an educator as well as a busy parent and knows the challenges of both. Jennifer knows how to engage the kids and hold their interest. She keeps them progressing in math in a way they will actually enjoy!
Jennifer has always had a strong grip on Mathematics, earning her B.B.A in Finance at Southwest Texas State University and then owning and operating a successful business for over 10 years in the Brazos Valley alongside her husband James.
After finding Mathnasium and seeing what it can offer kids, they made a tough decision to sell their successful business with its comfortable lifestyle and start all over again. As scary as that sounds, they knew that parents in the Brazos Valley wanted the best for their children at an affordable price. There was already so much available for the many college students in Bryan/College Station, but not for elementary, middle, and high school students. Now, after being open for several years and expanding to multiple locations, we have hundreds of amazing success stories as a result of our passionate instructors, inspiring learning environment, teaching style and curriculum at Mathnasium! Let us help your student!Favorite Math Joke: There are 3 kinds of people in this world... Those who can count, and those who can't.
Fun Fact: Graduated college in 3 1/2 years with a 4.0!
I love Mathnasium because: I get to be a part of a great organization that changes kids' lives! Who wouldn't want to be a part of that?!?
Jules is a student pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Biomedical Sciences at Texas A&M University. She is from Portland, Texas and uses any excuse to visit the beach. Some of her hobbies include playing volleyball, traveling, and spending time with her family.
Favorite number: 10 - it's my family's jersey number :)
Favorite math joke: How are a dollar and the moon similar? ... They both have quarters!
In five years, I will be: Hopefully in medical school!
I love Mathnasium because: I love to see students get excited about a subject that is stereotyped as being difficult.
Vincent Jares is an engineering student at Northeast Lakeview College, completing a double major program in Aerospace engineering and Physics in order to pursue graduate school and later a career at NASA or SpaceX. He enjoys hands-on projects working with wood or steel in his spare time and watching TV with his dad. Vincent has a love for random facts, and enjoys learning something new from everyone.
Favorite number: 12 - base 12 systems, like our calendar of 12 months or a foot meaning 12 inches, remain important even though most measurement is done with base 10's. The fact that 12 refuses to become obscure despite other systems makes it cool in my eyes.
Favorite math joke: Why is 6 afraid of 7? 'Cause 7 8 9!
In five years, I will be: Finishing grad school while applying for an internship to Nasa or SpaceX (hopefully).
I love Mathnasium because: I have had first hand experience with difficult teachers and difficult subjects, but I had the opportunity to work with a teacher that gave me the help I needed to excel in everything I put my mind to. Mathnasium gives me an opportunity to pay that kindness forward, and I look forward to helping as many kids as I can get that extra boost to success!
Maebry is a student at Texas A&M pursuing a degree in secondary education for math and science. She enjoys reading, all outdoor activities, and rewatching Disney movies too many times. Maebry has an outgoing personality and loves to spend time with her friends.
Favorite number: 7: Seven has been my lucky number since I was a child, in one math class we learned that most single digit numbers had a rule to easily find out if a larger number is divisible by the single digit. The number seven did not have a rule tied to it, it was the outlier and it stood out. The number seven was different and intriguing and stuck to me as my favorite number because of that.
Favorite math joke: What do you call a number that can’t sit still? A roamin’ numeral!
In five years, I will be: Hopefully, running my own classroom. Teaching young students the fundamentals of algebra and possibly science. Sharing my love for math and science with the minds that will be leading the future.
I love Mathnasium because: It offers a safe place for students to better understand mathematical concepts as well as a safe place for me to further develop my skills as an instructor.
Carter Duggins is a 21 year old student at Texas A&M University. He is from San Antonio, loves math and science, and in his free time, enjoys playing video games, reading, writing, playing Dungeons and Dragons, and spending time with his two cats.
Favorite number: 13, because it's the day of my birth, and it's always seen as an unlucky number so I like to turn that on its head.
Favorite math joke: Why are clocks so round? They always go back for seconds!
In five years, I will be: I hope to graduate and be writing, trying to become a published author.
I love Mathnasium because: I get to help kids experience the amazing rush of finally figuring out a tough concept that they've been stuck on.
Spandana is a third year Texas A&M University student pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Allied Health. She is from Austin, TX and enjoys spending time with family and friends, singing, and raising her beloved goldfish, Jerry.
Favorite number: Has always been 2 because most of the important dates in my life have the number 2 in them!
Favorite math joke: Why was six afraid of seven? Because seven eight nine!
In five years, I will be: In graduate school pursuing a Master's in Health Administration or working in the healthcare field as a health administrator!
I love Mathnasium because: I can help kids foster a positive relationship with math that will help them in their current and future educational journeys!
Lily is a freshman at Texas A&M majoring in Applied Math with Computer Science. She is from The Woodlands, Texas.
Favorite number: 7 - it stands out!
Favorite math joke: What do you call a surfer dude who loves math? An algebrah!
In five years, I will be: A computer programmer!
I love Mathnasium because: Solving a math problem is one of the most fulfilling feeling in the world. Helping others do so is even more gratifying, though!
Valeri is a junior biology student at Texas A&M! She lives with her two cats, Gwen and Marcelo. She loves sewing, playing Stardew valley, and hanging out with friends.
Favorite number: My favorite number is definitely 9 because it always feels right.
Favorite math joke: How do you make seven even? Subtract the “s.”
In five years, I will be: Hopefully living in Houston pursuing a doctorate in optometry!
I love Mathnasium because: Math is essential to countless (ha) aspects of life and it’s great to help others understand it!
Brett is currently a student at Texas A&M, he plans on graduating in December 2024 with a degree in Geography.
Favorite number: : 24, I fell in love with the game, Math 24, when I was in a Math 24 club in elementary school. I competed throughout my years in elementary school. When I reached high school I started a Math 24 at a local elementary school. This is also where I discovered my love for teaching, especially math.
Favorite math joke: There are three types of people in this world; those who can count, and those who can't.
In five years, I will be: Graduated and in the Navy. I plan on commissioning as an Officer in the US Navy once I graduate from Texas A&M. I have always been geared to go into the service with the Navy due to the fact my whole childhood was in Annapolis, Maryland (The city of the US Naval Academy).
I love Mathnasium because: I started working for Mathnasium in 2017. This is where I was able to learn how to teach and make meaningful impact to the education of those around. Every center I have ever been in has always had a positive and fun vibe while also maintaining a conducive learning environment.
Megan Mansfield is a third year engineering student from Houston, Texas. She loves crafts, especially sewing, and taking care of her many plants.
Favorite number: 12, because it can be evenly divided by 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6!
Favorite math joke: Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because 7 8 (ate) 9! But why did 7 eat 9? Because you're supposed to eat 3^2 (three squared) meals a day!
In five years, I will be: Graduated and working as an engineer.
I love Mathnasium because: Math can be really fun when you understand it, and I love helping others learn to understand and enjoy math.
Anna is a high school student who is advanced in math. She enjoys going to beach and hanging out with friends. In her free time, Anna reads, sleeps, and paints. After high school she wants to go to college for something to do with math.
Favorite number: My favorite number is 13. While it may be some people's unlucky number, it's my lucky number. Anytime I wear it on a game day I always play well!
Favorite math joke: What did the 0 say to the 8? Nice belt!
In five years, I will be: In college and most likely studying either architecture or astronomy.
I love Mathnasium because: I went there from first to ninth grade and it really helped me get ahead and keep everything in order. I also really enjoy the community and love helping to make math more comprehendible!
Teach children math so they understand it, master it, and love it. Math can change their lives, and they can change the world.
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