Molly will be returning as a counselor for her second year with Epsilon. She is a junior math major at UNC Chapel Hill and uses all of her elective classes to study Romance languages. When she is not studying, she loves cooking, baking, traveling and dancing. Molly is excited to see all the familiar faces from the year before and to continue supporting the great feat of excellent childhood math education.

Currently a graduate student at Virginia Tech, Mason (nickname Three) is interested in abstract algebra and homology, with a hope to begin research in Schubert calculus in the coming months. Mason enjoys talking about anything and everything math and loves to wonder about math and logic philosophy. After school hours, it spends its time designing costumes, sewing, and drawing.

This will be Boris Kishinevsky's third year as a counselor at Epsilon Camp. Outside of Epsilon Camp, they are a sculptor, sound artist, and musician, pursuing an MFA in Visual Arts at SUNY Purchase. In high school, they worked on topology and geometry research at Stony Brook University, culminating in a bachelor’s in pure math, along with a life-long passion for mathematics. In their free time, Boris can be found reading science fiction novels, listening to jam bands, or rehearsing for their next band gig.

Margaret Malinao is a rising senior at Pitzer College majoring in Mathematics. Her current mathematical interests include topology and the history of mathematics. In her free time, Margaret loves to read, crochet, and journal! This is her first time as an Epsilon Counselor, but she is excited to share her passion for math with young, aspiring students.

Ethan Remington is from Austin, Texas where he is a rising junior at the University of Texas and is majoring in mathematics. His mathematical interests are topography, graph theory and group theory. In his free time he enjoys gaming, riding a unicycle and doing judo. Ethan has worked as a counselor for kids at various schools and camps since 2016.

This will be Will Selkey's first year at Epsilon Camp as a camp counselor. Will is a Mathematics and Education major at St. Olaf College, but outside these majors he loves being a musician. He plays euphonium in the St. Olaf Band and plays bass in jazz. He loves the connections that exist between mathematics and music, and believes that mathematics is a very artful subject.

Blair Stilley is a rising 3rd year studying Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Virginia. She has a concentration in probability and statistics and an interest in data science. In her free time, she is a Teacher's Assistant for a Discrete Mathematics course, as well as a member of the University of Virginia Cheerleading Team. She also loves to be outside, go for hikes, and play with her dogs!

Paola is from San Francisco, CA. She is a graduate of Proof School and a student at Williams College. Some of her mathematical interests are graph theory and combinatorics. Outside of academics, she is a fan of climbing, baking, cooking, dragon boating, and crafts.

Ana Vuckovic is an undergraduate at the University of Texas studying both mathematics and the humanities. As someone who has many passions, they love math for its potential application to any field of study and ability to represent the world around us. Wanting to be a future educator, Ana hopes to find ways to share that love with others. When they find some free time you can find Ana trying to organize elaborately themed parties, surviving triathlon practice, reading a good book, or on a bike training for their 2024 ride from Austin to Alaska.

Ben is a rising junior at Georgetown University studying economics and math. He is originally from Evanston, IL. He is interested in real world applications of math, such as using ordinary differential equations to model biological populations. In his career, he hopes to be able to use math and statistics to research systemic socioeconomic inequality. In his free time, he enjoys playing tennis, listening to classic rock, and exploring on foot or on a bike. He is looking forward to meeting everyone this summer!