Founder of Olympia's
End Mathaphobia® Now, Olympia LePoint is a former
rocket scientist and motivational speaker who once, repeatedly failed
in math. However, Olympia became a professional mathematician once
she learned to overcome her own math fear. After nearly ten years
of national award-winning rocket propulsion projects, Olympia LePoint
decided to help secure our nation's technical future by training
the next generation of U.S. engineers and scientists. However, she
realized that this task was harder than it appeared. She discovered
that many people fear math to the point of Math Phobia.
As a result, she defines Mathaphobia®, measures
and eliminates it. Consequently, our nation's future success can
be built by math-literate, innovative people.
As an associate math professor and rocket scientist for over a decade, Olympia
explains "The 5-Prong Approach to Change Our U.S. Economy Using
Math & Science." Olympia LePoint has successfully eliminated Math
Phobia in thousands of students. Olympia reveals the successful
thinking methods that create good grades, as well as, help our U.S.
invest in future mathematicians, scientists and engineers.
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| Michael Carlson, M.S |
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Michael Carlson is a veteran educator and engineer who creates mathematical
models to ensure safe NASA flight. In a fortune 500 engineering
corporation for over twenty years, Michael Carlson has transferred his
mathematical knowledge to Los Angeles community college students. Michael
Carlson has earned a M.S. in Applied Mathematics from Northwestern
University, and a B.S. in Mathematics from Central Michigan University.
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LaToya Brown, M.A. |
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LaToya Brown
specializes in student outreach and success. LaToya Brown is a veteran
K-12 educator who has worked with students for over ten years. LaToya
Brown began laying the foundation for student performance when she
educated in the DuBois-Hamer Institute – a NASA funded outreach program
geared to prepare students for college excellence. LaToya Brown has a
special talent to ignite students to pursue higher learning. LaToya
Brown has earned a M.A. degree in Education from Claremont Graduate
School, and a B.A. from California State University Northridge.
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Roger Richardson |
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Roger Richardson
shows students the process to be successful. A volunteer for countless
outreach programs, Roger Richardson uses advanced science and
engineering principals to ignite student learning. For over twenty
years, Roger has been an aerospace product development engineer in a
major fortune 500 engineering corporation. Roger Richardson has a B.S.
in Mechanical Engineering from Letourneau College and additional math
studies at University of Arizona.
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Shea (Shay) Smith |
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With
a desire to explain difficult math concepts in a simple way,
Shea Smith specializes in youth math tutoring. Shea creates
innovative real-life applications for students to view "MATH
AS REAL". Shea’s teaching style allows both parents
and students to ace math tests. Shea attends California State
University Northridge’s prestigious Electrical Engineering
Program for his Bachelor’s in Science degree.
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Courtney Smith |
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Able to relate to students from kindergarten through high school, Courtney Smith enthusiastically transforms problems into solutions for struggling students.
With a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and a Teaching Credential from California State University Northridge, Courtney is a math teacher for a major California school district.
Courtney successfully math tutors and identifies the methods that help parents break the cycle of students' poor performance.
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Melanie M. Aunchman |
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As a mathaphobia® remover apprentice, Melanie Aunchman specializes in returning student and adult education. Melanie has mastered the step-by-step process to clearly explain basic and advanced math concepts for all ages. Aside from the mathaphobia program, Melanie is an education readiness professional within the Bridge to Success Program at Pierce Community College. Melanie is completing requirements for her Bachelor of Science degree in Physics.
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