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.

My name is Grant Moser, and I am the Center Director for Mathnasium of Germantown. I attended James Madison University with a focus on geographic science and religion, with an emphasis on conservation and development. Following my studies, I entered public education as a full-time substitute teacher for Montgomery County Public Schools. I truly enjoy sharing my passion for math and science with students and helping them build confidence and curiosity.
In addition to teaching, I worked as the Director for a sleep away summer camp in Topsail, NC. I loved encouraging students to challenge themselves as they engaged with our surfing and marine biology activities. Outside of Mathnasium, I enjoy scuba diving, travel, and trying new types of coffee!
As Center Director, I’m dedicated to ensuring every student feels supported and inspired to reach their fullest potential.
Christina earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from Towson University and has been an administrative part of Mathnasium for over three years. She brings creativity, organization, and warmth to her role as Administrator, helping students and families feel welcome.
Her favorite number is infinity—a concept she finds endlessly fascinating in both math and science. Christina also has a great sense of humor and loves the joke: “You know what seems odd to me? Numbers that can’t be divided by 2!” She’s passionate about helping students grow in both knowledge and confidence.
Michelle Wong is a junior at the University of Maryland, double majoring in Criminal Justice and Mathematics. With a passion for forensic science and calculus, she blends logic and problem-solving in every tutoring session. Her favorite number is 28, and she’s a fan of math jokes, especially this one: “What is the official animal of Pi Day? The Pi-thon!”
In addition to her academic interests, Michelle loves reading mystery novels and playing video games. She’s also fascinated by the uniqueness of human fingerprints—even identical twins don’t share the same ones!
Hi, my name is Aashraya and I am currently a senior at quince orchard high school and I want to pursue a career in Investment Banking. I play basketball, I love skiing and walking my dog.
My favorite number: 1
My favorite math joke: Do you know what math birds like best ? Owlgebra!
Interesting fact: The shortest war ever, the Anglo-Zanzibar War, lasted only 38 minutes.
Hey there! My name is Inchara and I’m currently a junior at Seneca Valley High School. In the future, I hope to work in the field of Law Enforcement. On the side, I absolutely love to read books, workout and play the violin! I’m also learning a fictional language from a popular show!
My favorite number: 7
My favorite math joke: What did the triangle say to the circle? You’re pointless!
Interesting fact: There are roughly 540 peanuts in a jar of peanut butter.
Hello, my name is Andy. I am currently a senior at Richard Montgomery High School. I like video games, puzzles/escape rooms, and playing the piano. I am taking Multivariable Calculus right now, and plan to major in Math at college.
My favorite number: Pi. For some reason when I was 10 I decided to spend an afternoon memorizing 100 digits of pi, and I still have them memorized to this day.
My favorite math joke: What do baby parabolas drink? Quadratic Formula.
Interesting fact: Four is the only number with the same number of letters as its value.
Dhriti is a big fan of the Baltimore Ravens and she loves to play golf! She hopes to study economics and finance in college. Her favorite number is 13!
Sejal is a senior at Clarksburg High School and plans to study Electrical Engineering at the University of Maryland. Outside of work, she likes to bake, read, stay active, and hang out with friends. Her favorite number is 7!
Neal is a computer science major. Outside of work, he likes playing basketball and hanging out with his two dogs. He follows the Washington Wizards, and his favorite number is 2 because that's what Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wears!
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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