I received my bachelors degree in mathematics from California State University at Long Beach in 2008 and my doctorate degree from the University of Illinois, specializing in number theory, in 2015. In 2004-2008, I was an assistant coach for the Long Beach Math circle and Southern California ARML (the A team usually finishes in the top 8 in the nation). During my time at the University of Illinois, I served on the Undergraduate Math competition committee, which helps train for the Putnam contest and other competitions. Over the past three years, I’ve been working for AwesomeMath and have enjoyed teaching young students how to succeed in mathematics competitions. For more information about me, you can visit my page at mtip341.wordpress.com.

Dr. Mushkarov is a full professor at the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IMI-BAS) and a corresponding member of BAS. Currently, he is the Head of the Analysis, Geometry and Topology Department and Deputy Director of IMI-BAS. His main research interests are in the areas of Complex Analysis, Complex Differential Geometry, and Twistor theory.
Another important aspect of Oleg’s professional involvements is his work with mathematically gifted high school students. He himself benefited from the Bulgarian system of identifying mathematical talents at an early age leading to his participation in IMO’1969, Romania. Since then he has been involved in numerous activities dealing with nurturing and developing young mathematical talents.

• Master in Education with a focus on the Didactics of Mathematics – University of Quebec at Montreal
• Specialized Graduate Diploma (DESS) in Human Behavioral Intervention for children on the Autism Spectrum Disorder – University of Quebec at Montreal
• Undergraduate Diploma in International Business and Business Management – Haute École Commerciale Montreal;
• Bachelor in Mathematics – University of Bucharest – Romania
• Presently, I work as a Mathematics teacher at Stanislas College in Montreal, Canada, specializing in various Math and Algorithmics courses for students with varying levels of development
• AwsomeMath Summer Program 2019-Instructor
• In Romania I was a mathematics coach successfully training gifted students for national and international competitions. In 2008, four of my students qualified in the Romanian Math Team for the JMBO and obtained Gold and Silver Medals in the same competition
• Recipient of the Prize of Excellence in Education by the Ministry of Education in Romania, in 2007 and 2008 and by the Prime-Minister of Romania in 2008

• Bachelor’s degree from Peking University, China
• Master’s degree from University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
• He has numerous solutions published in math journals such as the American Mathematical Monthly, Crux Mathematicorum, Mathematical Reflections, etc. 
• Has been awarded the Distinguished Teaching Award by the Florida Section of the MAA
• Collaborating editor for the Problems and Solutions column of the American Mathematical Monthly
• Teacher at AwesomeMath Summer Program since 2019

• Associate professor of mathematics at Lake Forest College
• Ph.D at Dartmouth College in 2011 working in analytic number theory
• Participated in the Mexican Mathematical Olympiad in 2000 and 2001
• Prepared students from Chihuahua to compete in the Mexican Mathematical Olympiad, 2003-2015
• Has been part of the Mexican Mathematical Olympiad Committee since 2016
• Leader of the Mexican team at the IMO 2022, IberoAmerican Math Olympiad 2019 and EGMO 2018

• Research area: Algebraic Geometry
• Writer of many problems in mathematical Olympiads including IMO, EGMO
• Member of the Main Committee of the Mathematical Olympiad in Poland
• Personal page: https://dominik-burek.u.matinf.uj.edu.pl

Patrick McClintock has been teaching competitive math for three years. He currently is an instructor at the AwesomeMath Academy, Assistant Director of Curriculum at a local Mathnasium, and a private tutor. He was formerly a fencing coach and dance instructor and still loves to do both when he has time. He loves the interesting problems that come from competition math and the depth of mathematical concepts he gets to teach to young and interested minds.

Mr. John Lin attended University of New South Wales in Australia where he received Bachelor of Computer Engineering and Master of Biomedical Engineering. He developed passion for mathematics during his high school and college days, particularly discrete mathematics and linear transforms. He has been working at Microsoft as Principle Software Engineer for the past 17 years, working on diverse areas including Compilers, Operating System, Distributed Database and Online Security. Outside of work, Mr. Lin has been coaching for math clubs at local schools over the past 5 years, where his students achieved top honors in local and state math competitions, including WA State Math Championship, MATHCOUNTS, AMC8, AMC10 and AIME. He was the recipient of the PTSA Outstanding Educator Award last year. He loves to guide students through challenging problems to learn new and fun ways of problem solving.

Alok Kumar has loved mathematics for as long as he can remember. Though he trained to be an engineer, earning his degree from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (IITK), a center of excellence in India, his heart was into math and he soon found himself inexorably gravitating towards training students for National and International Mathematical Olympiads. He has been teaching courses at AwesomeMath Summer Programs since 2015.

As a high school student, he won fourth place in the Indian National Mathematics Olympiad (INMO). He has also been submitting problem proposals and solutions to International mathematics magazines. And for more than a decade now, he has been teaching students at IMOTC, the Indian equivalent of MOSP, that trains select students for
IMO. As a recognition of his services, he was given the honor of serving as observer for Indian Delegation to the IMO 2016, Hong Kong.

He has a rare gift of identifying mathematical talent at a very young age and nurturing and mentoring them to reach their best. Some of his personally coached students won medals at the IMO and being admitted to renowned universities like MIT, Stanford, Princeton and Cornell, to name a few.

• Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania
• MS in Mathematics and Applications from the University of Paris
• PhD (Dr.rer.nat) in Mathematics from Ulm University
• Research interests lie at the crossroads between algebra, geometry and number theory
• Avid participant in Mathematical contests and Olympiads, having obtained a 1st prize (2005) a 2nd prize (2006) and three mentions (2007, 2008, 2010) at the Romanian National Mathematical Olympiad

Matthew earned his Bachelors in Mathematics, with a minor in Computer Science, from MIT in 2018. He has worked as educational staff at the AwesomeMath Summer Program since 2013, and as a faculty member since 2014. In his academic career, Matthew has

• Qualified for the Mathematical Olympiad Summer Program in 2010 and 2012
• Earned an Honorable Mention at the 2011 Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad
• Achieved a perfect score at the 2013 American Invitational Mathematics Examination
• Earned an Honorable Mention at the 2015 William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition
• Competed as a Finalist in the 2017 MIT Battlecode competition.

In his free time, Matthew is an advisor and coach for the Albany Area Math Circle, performs in the Hudson River Shakespeare Company, and learns about anthropology and sociology.

• AwesomeMath Summer Program instructor
• Co-author of the “110 Geometry Problems from the IMO” and “Lemmas in Olympiad Geometry” XYZ Press books
• AwesomeMath Year-Round segment author
• AwesomeMath Academy visiting instructor
• 2010 IMO medalist

• Professor of Mathematics at University of Texas at Arlington
• Areas of research: Algebra and Geometry 
• Director of Mid-Cities Math Circle
• Bronze Medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad, 1989
• First place at the Balkan Mathematical Olympiad, 1989
• First place at the Bulgarian National Mathematical Olympiad, 1989

Earned his Master’s degree in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin and has been working with the AwesomeMath Summer Program since 2012. He’s been teaching high school mathematics for 20 years during which time he has:

• Increased IB test takers from 15 to 62 during tenure as International Baccalaureate teacher
• Math Team coach for 19 years, coaching several teams that have advanced to state in MATHCOUNTS as well as students who have qualified for AIME and USAJMO
• 2016 recipient of the Edyth May Sliffe Award given by the MAA
• 2007, 2010 West Foundation Award winner in Wichita Falls given to 20 teachers out of 30 schools
• Awarded Teacher of the Year at Hirschi High School in 2016
• Finalist for Wichita Falls ISD secondary teacher of the year award in 2016
• Coached more than 20 UIL State high school math champions in Texas, as well as 10 middle school champions
• Named Hirschi High School Teacher of the year by the Sr. Class of 2017

• Leader of the Polish team for the IMO (years 2003-2007, 2012)
• Composer of 3 problems used at the IMO papers (years 2003, 2004, 2005)
• Member of the IMO Problem Selection Committee (year 2014)
• Associate Editor of the Journal “Mathematics Competitions”
• Chair of the Committee of the Junior Mathematical Olympiad in Poland