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.

Shannon earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Vanderbilt University and spent fifteen years in the engineering and technology industry. She has also volunteered extensively in local schools, supporting students in both reading and mathematics.
For over thirteen years, Shannon has led Mathnasium of South Tampa, sharing her passion for learning with students and instructors alike. She finds great fulfillment in helping children build confidence, develop strong problem-solving skills, and discover that math can be both meaningful and rewarding.
Shana holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from The Ohio State University and built her career in sports marketing with the San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Her professional background brings strong outreach and community engagement to the center.
She is passionate about working with schools and families to highlight the importance of a strong math foundation. Outside Mathnasium, Shana enjoys travelling, spending time at the beach, and visiting her son in New York City.
Wendy graduated from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and spent much of her career leading public relations and corporate communications for technology companies.
She enjoys contributing her communication expertise to Mathnasium and finds joy in watching students grow in confidence as their skills improve. Outside the center, Wendy enjoys paddleboarding in Tampa Bay, beach days with her family, and supporting her children’s school communities.
Dario holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of South Florida and was an active member of Mu Alpha Theta, competing in regional and state mathematics competitions throughout high school.
Dario is passionate about helping students understand math in new and meaningful ways. He brings both academic expertise and energy to the classroom. Outside Mathnasium, he enjoys playing and coaching ultimate frisbee and staying active in the Tampa community.
Wilman earned a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Florida and later completed a degree in Software Development. She has over ten years of experience tutoring mathematics, beginning through community service in high school.
Wilman values Mathnasium’s positive learning environment and is dedicated to supporting both students and instructors. She takes pride in helping students grow in confidence, comprehension, and problem-solving skills.
I am working on my primary education degree at Hillsborough Community College and then planning on finishing my degree at the University of South Florida. I formally worked for the Hillsborough County Public Schools in an after-school program, and this is where I decided to become a teacher. I enjoy working at Mathnasium because I love helping our students gain confidence in math and slowly start to like math. This summer I am the director of the Great Foundations program, working with our Pre-K and K students.
I am currently a senior at Berkeley Preparatory School. Math has been a strength and passion of mine throughout my life, and this school year I am taking Multivariable Calculus after completing AP Calculus BC last year. My love for math extends to its applications in science, business, and engineering, which is why I am also taking AP Physics C, Quantum Physics, and AP Business. Outside of school, I enjoy Tampa Bay sports, golfing, and watching movies. However, I did not join the Mathnasium team solely because of my strengths in math. I developed a passion for tutoring and sharing my knowledge through my work at the Berkeley Academy, the Berkeley Writing Center, and during my three years as a counselor at Berkeley Baseball Camp. I have discovered that tutoring is both fun and fulfilling for me. Working at Mathnasium has been one of the best choices I've made, as nothing is more rewarding than watching students learn, grow, and become more confident in their math skills.
I’m a senior at Tampa Preparatory School, where I’m part of the STEM concentration and plan to pursue a degree in engineering. I’m currently taking Calculus 3 and AP Physics C, which allow me to challenge myself in advanced math and science. Outside of school, I enjoy playing soccer, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends. I love working at Mathnasium because I get to see students have those “aha!” moments when they understand something for the first time. It’s rewarding to watch their confidence grow along with their math skills and help them develop a genuine passion for math.
I am pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering at The University of South Florida. I enjoy playing disc golf, guitar, and piano and working on personal programming projects. Math has always been my favorite subject in school, and working at Mathnasium is an excellent opportunity for me to help students strengthen their critical thinking skills and help them gain confidence in their abilities.
I graduated from Vavuniya Campus, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka with a bachelor’s degree in Mathematical Science. After college, I got married and moved to the United States of America. I got my medical coder certificate at St. Petersburg College. I have two sons, Praveen is a freshman at the University of Florida and a former Mathnasium instructor, and Naveen is a freshman at Plant High School. I volunteered at Roosevelt Elementary School for five years before. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, sewing, and gardening. Working at Mathnasium is a great opportunity to help students to get essential math skills.
After working as a mail carrier, I returned to school to pursue my passion for engineering and am now completing my final year at the University of South Florida, where I’m earning my degree in Industrial Engineering. I love helping students understand math by breaking down complex concepts into simpler, more approachable steps and showing how math applies to everyday life. Originally from the Boston area, I moved to Tampa at 22 and now live with my wife, who is beginning nursing school. Having experienced firsthand how much understanding coursework can impact academic success, I’m passionate about helping students build confidence and discover their own potential in math!
I am currently a senior at Plant High School. I have completed AP Calculus and am currently taking AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism. I plan to pursue an engineering degree in college, combining my interests in math, physics, and problem-solving. Working at Mathnasium allows me to help other students build their math skills while continuing to strengthen and expand my own.
I am a senior at Plant High School and have been passionate about math since elementary school. I am currently taking AP Statistics and have already completed AP Calculus AB, along with other math-intensive courses, including AP Physics 1 and 2, during my sophomore and junior years.
What I enjoy most about working at Mathnasium is helping students who are just beginning to explore mathematics. I enjoy taking concepts that may initially seem complicated and explaining them in simple, approachable ways. Helping students build their understanding and confidence in math is both rewarding and meaningful to me.
Outside of academics, I enjoy playing the piano, writing, and creating art. I also love spending time outdoors, especially taking boat rides and enjoying days at the beach. After high school, I plan to attend the University of South Florida, majoring in neuroscience and minoring in biochemistry. Working at Mathnasium is helping me develop an important skill I will carry into my future: communicating complex ideas clearly and helping others feel confident in their ability to learn.
I earned my education in Computer Science from Florida Polytechnic University. While I have a range of professional goals, my ultimate aspiration is to pursue a career in teaching. I have consistently excelled in mathematics and bring a deep understanding of the challenges students may face in learning, having personally overcome academic obstacles associated with undiagnosed ADHD during my own studies.
I studied Education and Computer Science at Arkansas Tech University and Saint Leo University. I currently work part-time as a substitute teacher and have always had a passion for learning and teaching, especially mathematics. I enjoy helping students discover their potential, build confidence, and develop a love of learning!
I’m a senior at Jefferson High School, originally from Cuba, with a lifelong love for math and problem-solving. This year, I’m taking on the challenge of Multivariable Calculus and Differential Equations—two subjects that perfectly match my curiosity and passion for STEM. I plan to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering, combining my interests in physics, programming, and electronics. At Mathnasium, I especially enjoy helping students build confidence, strengthen their skills, and discover that math can be both powerful and beautiful.
I am currently a junior at the University of South Florida, where I am studying architecture. I have always had a strong love for math throughout my education, and that interest has continued into college. Because I enjoy both math and working with others, I am excited about the opportunity to tutor at Mathnasium.
I also have previous tutoring experience through my high school’s National Honor Society, where I enjoyed helping other students understand challenging concepts and build confidence in their abilities. Outside of school, I enjoy drawing, watching movies, and baking.
I am excited to meet everyone at Mathnasium and help students strengthen their math skills, build confidence, and reach their goals!
I am a freshman at the University of South Florida, where I am majoring in Computer Engineering. In high school, I took AP Precalculus during its inaugural year, followed by AP Calculus AB my junior year and AP Statistics my senior year.
Tutoring feels like a natural extension of what I have already enjoyed doing at home while helping my younger siblings with their schoolwork. I’m excited to help students see math as less of an impossible task and more of a challenge they can tackle with the right guidance. One of my favorite parts of tutoring is seeing the moment when a concept finally clicks and a student realizes they can do it.
Outside of Mathnasium, I enjoy creating digital art, experimenting with different outfits, and exploring different genres of music. I’m excited to share my love of math with students and help them build both their skills and confidence!
I am a junior at Plant High School with a strong passion for mathematics. I am currently taking AP Calculus BC and AP Physics C: Mechanics as I prepare for the SAT.
My interest in tutoring at Mathnasium began with my love for breaking down complex problems and helping others understand challenging concepts. I also serve as a board leader in both the National Honor Society and Special Olympics programs, where I have developed a strong commitment to supporting others and making a positive impact on their futures.
This passion for helping students grow has become the foundation of my work at Mathnasium. One of the most rewarding parts of this experience has been watching students overcome math challenges, build confidence, and strengthen their problem-solving skills each day. Working at Mathnasium has been incredibly fulfilling, and I am excited to continue growing alongside both students and the math community.
I am a junior at Plant High School with a long-standing love for mathematics. I am currently taking AP Calculus AB and AP Physics 1, and I plan to continue challenging myself next year with AP Calculus BC and AP Physics 3. I am also an active member of Mu Alpha Theta, where I compete in math bowl competitions and tutor other students. Through this involvement, I’ve discovered how much I enjoy tutoring and helping students build confidence and a love for math.
I am a senior at Plant High School, currently taking AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Chemistry, Multivariable Calculus, and Differential Equations. As Vice President of Membership for my school’s Mu Alpha Theta chapter, I help organize competitions and tutoring opportunities and compete in the HCPS/USF Math Bowl. I plan to major in Computer Engineering and enjoy sharing my love of math and problem-solving with students at Mathnasium while helping them build confidence and succeed.
I am currently a student at the University of South Florida, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering. My favorite part of math is working through complex problems—first understanding the logic behind them and then applying the appropriate equations. I especially enjoy reaching a point where I can explain a concept clearly to someone else, because teaching often leads to questions and new ways of thinking that I might not have considered on my own.
I have completed math coursework through Differential Equations and spend much of my time in classes or conducting personal research on chronic wounds and the mechanisms involved in their healing. Outside of academics, I enjoy reading, playing games, and just about any outdoor activity I can find time for, from rock climbing to biking.
I enjoy working at Mathnasium because teaching challenges me to think outside the box. Finding new and creative ways to explain concepts has strengthened my ability to think flexibly, a skill that has benefited me both in the classroom and in my hobbies. I hope to pass that same curiosity, flexibility, and confidence on to the students I teach.
I am currently a senior at Berkeley Preparatory School, where I am taking AP Calculus AB. I was once a Mathnasium student myself and loved the experience, which inspired me to return as a tutor. My experience as a peer tutor in my school’s writing center, along with teaching at chess camps, helped me discover how much I enjoy working with students and helping others learn.
At Mathnasium, I can combine my love of math with my passion for teaching and helping students reach their full potential. I have really enjoyed my time here so far—not only is it fun, but it is also incredibly rewarding to watch students grow in both their math skills and confidence. I’m excited to continue making a positive impact on each student’s learning journey!
I am an engineering physics and mathematics major at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio. I have taken a range of math courses from business math to number theory, and I am currently taking Differential Equations and Methods in Pure Mathematics. I have also participated in COMAP’s Mathematical Contest in Modeling! In my free time, I enjoy tinkering around with arduinos, working out, and rereading The Lord of the Rings. Having been a student at Mathnasium, getting to work here has been an incredible experience for me as I have gotten to ‘step on the other side, so to speak. Being an instructor has both expanded my own knowledge of mathematics and also has helped me figure out how to make learning fun- which is, I think, one of the things that has made Mathnasium as special as it is.
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