St. George
922 E. Brigham Rd.
, Bldg 3, # B
St. George, UT 84790
St. George, UT 84790
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.
Liesl brings over a decade of math teaching experience to Mathnasium, along with a passion for making math accessible and fun. She attended Utah State University with a mathematics emphasis, where she served as a TA for the math department and tutored student-athletes, including future Broncos players! Her favorite classes were College Algebra and Statistics for Math and Engineering Students, which showed her how math connects to real-world applications.
Outside of Mathnasium, Liesl enjoys hiking with her dog, boating at Lake Powell, and traveling to concerts around the country. Fun fact: she once read 100 books in a year!
Megan holds a degree in Elementary Education from Utah State University and endorsements in Middle School Mathematics, ESL, and STEM. She has taught 5th and 6th grade for eight years and helped write Utah’s new science standards.
A former presenter at the Utah Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Megan brings passion and creativity to math education. She loves working at Mathnasium because she enjoys helping students see math from new perspectives. Outside of work, Megan enjoys traveling, being active, and playing in pickleball and kickball leagues.
Liz has been with Mathnasium for five years, starting as a Center Director and now serving as a Regional Director. She is passionate about creating fun, welcoming learning environments where students feel excited to learn math and build confidence through personalized instruction. Liz has spent most of her life working with children through math instruction, sports coaching, swim lessons, and summer camps.
Liz believes success in math starts with confidence and perseverance, and she loves watching students grow from feeling discouraged to believing in themselves. Outside of Mathnasium, Liz enjoys cheering on the Utah Utes, watching sports, spending time with her husband and daughter, reading, skiing, snowboarding, and golfing.
Kassidy graduated from BYU with a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering. While there, she worked as a TA in the math department and was an All-American and captain of the BYU Women’s Soccer Team.
Since 2013, Kassidy has brought her leadership and math skills to Mathnasium. She loves making math fun and especially enjoys leading Math Nights at local elementary schools. When she’s not working, she’s spending time with her two kids and two energetic dogs.
Reed holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from BYU and an MBA from Boise State. With over 25 years of experience as a tech executive, he co-founded Matchbin (now Radiate Media) and helped guide STEM growth statewide as part of Utah’s Technology Initiative Advisory Board.
Reed is passionate about preparing students for careers in science, tech, and business through strong math foundations. He believes confidence in math opens doors to countless futures. A fun fact: Reed became an electrical engineer thanks to an 8th-grade shop project building a DC motor.
Clint holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Utah. With 16+ years in marketing and advertising, he has helped companies of all sizes grow and now uses that experience to support student growth at Mathnasium.
Clint finds it incredibly rewarding to help kids build math confidence and see it change their lives. Outside of Mathnasium, Clint enjoys hiking, skiing, canyoneering, and cheering on Utah football. Fun fact: He summited Mount Kilimanjaro at 19,341 feet!
I’ve completed College Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Calculus I, II, and III, Physics, and Discrete Mathematics. This upcoming fall semester, I’ll be taking Probability and Statistics, Linear Algebra, History of Mathematics, and Numerical Methods. I am a highly certified welder with a strong background in both academics and hands-on experience. I hold an ASE certification in suspension systems as a mechanic and have won several school welding competitions, including a state championship my senior year and a 2nd place finish at nationals. Outside the shop, I played football at the collegiate level and earned All-State and First Team All-Conference honors during both my junior and senior years of high school. I also wrestled my freshman year and placed 3rd at the state tournament. Since 2018, I’ve been rebuilding a 1957 Chevy 3100 truck. I’m also passionate about hunting and was a member of a competitive trap and skeet shooting team. On the side, I’ve competed and won in spikeball tournaments as well as having an advanced scoops diving certification. Academically, I scored a 1410 on the SAT with a perfect score in the math section and graduated high school with a 3.8 GPA. For the past two years, I’ve interned at an aerospace engineering company, where I hope to work full-time after graduation. I absolutely love to weld and tinker—whether it’s working on cars or tearing apart any motor I can get my hands on. I’ve fully rebuilt around four engines and have taken each one apart multiple times, always learning something new in the process. Beyond the garage, I’m passionate about sports like football, spikeball, soccer, golf, and many others. And above all, being outside is a necessity for me—it’s where I feel most alive.
Fun Fact: I owned two turtles named TJ and Oogway, my family owns three dogs, and we have two coy fish, 10 goldfish, and one plecko that live in a 1500 gallon outdoor pond.
Favorite Number, Why?: 57 is my favorite number because I see it everywhere—for no apparent reason. It’s a prime number, only divisible by one and itself, which already makes it unique. But what really stands out is how often it appears in my life: on clocks when I check the time, in song durations, and even randomly throughout the day. Coincidentally (or maybe not), my truck was made in 1957, and my favorite era of cars across all manufacturers is also from that same year. There’s just something about 57 that keeps showing up—and I’ve learned to love it.
Education: I go to school at Utah Tech and I will graduate with my bachelors degree in 2028. I went to highschool in Colorado, and my major is Scientific applied mathematics which is very similar to an aerospace engineering degree, only more math focused.
Why I like Mathnasium: When I was in eighth grade, I had a substitute teacher in my band class who knew nothing about conducting or music—but he knew a lot about math. Over the course of two days, he passionately explained the Fibonacci sequence and its surprising beauty. He even showed how the sequence ties into music, but more importantly, he revealed to me that math is more than just numbers, variables, and equations. He helped me see the brilliance in even the simplest patterns and how mathematics is embedded in nature itself. From that moment on, math became easier for me—and more than that, it became fun. I started to enjoy math, to seek it out beyond the classroom. What used to be a subject I disliked turned into something I genuinely loved. That one teacher completely changed how I viewed math. I chose to work at Mathnasium because I want to do the same for someone else. If I can inspire a student to see math the way he helped me see it—to find joy and wonder in it—then I know I’m doing something meaningful. Mathnasium is the perfect place for me to share that passion.
Fun Fact: In 7th grade, I got second place in the state competitive math test. The guy that got first place was a classmate and friend of mine. We got our names in the local paper.
Favorite Number: Pi
Education: I went to Pineview High School and Dixie State University.
Why I love Mathnasium: Once you get the hang of it, math is beautiful, exciting, even creative and artistic. I want more people to grow up knowing that delight.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. I was teacher of the year for 2021 and teacher of the month twice in 2022 and 2023. I enjoy playing Disc Golf and walking.
Fun Fact: I used to do flying trapeze like you would see in the circus. I was fortunate enough to be in a show in Scottsdale, AZ. It was a blast.
Favorite Number, Why?: My favorite number is 2 because I have two daughters, two son-in-laws and two grandchildren. It's also positive and a prime number. Such a fun cool number.
Education: I went to San Jose State University and graduated with a BS of Mathematics in 1989.
Why I Like Mathnasium: Teaching math is so much fun and helping kiddos learn that there are so many ways to get to the answer. When a student gets the concept, it is so rewarding to see their excitement.
I have taken Geometry, Pre-calc, Calc 1, and Calc 3. In high school, I was on the cross country, track and dive teams and I was able to run a marathon with some of my family. During my junior and senior years of high school, I tutored math and science. I love being outside, whether it be playing pickle ball, volleyball, or hiking. I also love country dancing and spontaneous dance parties.
Fun Fact: I'm a twin!
Favorite Number, why: My favorite number is 4. I've just always liked it.
Education: I'm a senior at SUU and I plan on graduating in chemistry with a math minor.
Why I love Mathnasium: In junior high and some of high school, I struggled with math. My senior year of high school, I had an incredible teacher that loved math and made it fun. I have loved learning how to love math and want to help others love math too. I also love helping others have "ah-ha" moments with math clicks.
While in school, I was always in honors math. I became a math tutor in 7th grade to help those in grades below me. I have always loved math, it was always the class I would look forward to the most. When I graduated in 2022 it became the class I missed the most! I was on student council in middle school, a teacher assistant in high school, and participated in school programs that became life-long hobbies such as writing, art, orchestra, and baking. I have been in honors art, won art/writing contests, first chair in orchestra, and have my own baking business at home. I love reading, writing, baking, painting, drawing, singing, playing violin, nails, hair, makeup, sfx makeup, and dancing.
Fun Fact: I was born and raised in southern California.
Favorite Number, Why?: My favorite number is 6, because 6 has always popped up throughout my life and it's the number I get after adding up my birthday numbers! It's always been a very lucky number to me.
Education: I went to Millcreek High School here in St George and graduated in 2022. I also graduated a month early.
Why I like Mathnasium: I'm excited to start working at Mathnasium because I absolutely love math and working with/helping kids! I can't wait to help show others how math can be a fun experience, even when it's hard!
I have taken college algebra/trig with colorado community college, and math for elementary teachers one and two through Utah Tech University. I have all state recognition in basketball, volleyball, and soccer in my home state of Colorado. I love to be outdoors, read, crochet, and swing dancing.
Fun Fact: I can do the worm.
Favorite Number, Why?: 12, because my sister was born on the 12th.
Education: I graduated from coal ridge high school in 2024 and now I am a sophomore at utah tech university studying special education.
Why I Like Mathnasium: I love helping kids, especially when it comes to math because I was someone who struggled with math for a long time and I wish I had something like Mathnasium when I was growing up.
I've taken Algebra, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and Stats. I was in the Nevada All-State Choir for 4 years, as well as the BYU Men's Chorus and BYU Concert Choir. I recently participated in St. George Musical Theater's production of Little Shop of Horrors. I worked as a tour guide at Warner Bros. Studios, teaching the filmmaking process and film history to people of all ages. I love to play piano, write short stories and movies, and go hiking in Zion.
Fun Fact: I once delivered groceries to Ray Liotta.
Favorite Number, Why?: 7. Classic lucky number!
Education: I graduated from Brigham Young University in 2017 with a BA in Media Arts.
Why I Like Mathnasium: I love teaching and I love learning! Helping others learn more about the wonderful, beautiful complexity of our world, whether it be math, English, music, or film, brings me great joy.
I have taken college calculus, statistics, and business calculus. In high school, I was in student council, volleyball, and track. I also graduated high school a year early. I like to crochet, bake, and read.
Fun Fact: I lived on the Navajo reservation for 9 years, and was one of the few non-native students at school.
Favorite Number, Why?: My favorite number is 9. I dont really have a specific reason, I've just always liked it.
Education: I graduated from Utah Tech in 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in Accounting.
Why I Like Mathnasium: I’ve always enjoyed math, and it’s always come easily to me. Throughout school, I often helped classmates understand it better and work through assignments.
I remember my goal in high school was to make it to Calculus. Although, I didn't make it that far, I was able to go as far as Pre-Calculus. Now that I am out of school, I realize that I really enjoy learning. One of the things I appreciate about math is that it cannot be manipulated. "Facts may be distorted; however, truth cannot be altered. It must be reckoned with." Author anonymous. I'm thankful to be the first in my immediate family to graduate from college. There were some challenges and difficulties along the way, but I'm grateful to have crossed the finish line - with a diploma to prove it!!! I currently also work as a SPED Paraprofessional at a local elementary school. I enjoy taking walks outside in the fresh open air.
Fun Fact: I was a contestant on the game show, "Wheel of Fortune" back in 2018. It was an exciting yet challenging experience.
Education: I graduated from Cal Poly State University in San Luis Obispo with a B.A. degree in Modern Languages & Literatures.
Favorite Number, Why?: I don't have a "favorite" number, but I like the biblical significance of the number 5 as it represents God's Grace.
Why I Like Mathnasium: I'm grateful for this new opportunity. I enjoy math and teaching and look forward to integrating the two. I'm thankful to be part of the team.
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