Molly is graduating from UNC Chapel Hill as a math major this spring and is excited to join Epsilon for a third year as a counselor. When she is not studying, she loves cooking with her friends, watching good movies, and talking or thinking about anything related to math or linguistics.

Walker Bailey is a Mathematics and Economics major at Georgia Institute of Technology, where he participates in debate team, chess club, STEM outreach, and works as a pianist. He is fascinated with the connection between nature and mathematics, and hopes to share this enthusiasm with others this summer!

Michelle Bank is a rising sophomore at Carnegie Mellon University studying mathematics. This will be her first year as a counselor at Epsilon Camp and she is excited to bring an excitement for mathematics to a community of eager learners. Some of her non-mathematical interests include ultimate frisbee, running, and playing drums.

Alli, a rising junior studying Mathematics, is excited to join Epsilon Camp for the first time this year! Originally from California, she currently attends Pepperdine University Seaver College and is planning on getting her master's degree after finishing her undergraduate career. Other than her love for learning and teaching math, Alli spends her time growing in her faith, playing the ukulele, going to the gym, and surfing. She is not only looking forward to connecting with everyone at camp, but she cannot wait to be a part of supporting and assisting the campers on their mathematical journey!

Helena Huber is from Virginia and is currently studying at William and Mary as a pure math major. In her spare time, she likes to skateboard and play guitar. Eventually, she wants to work in climate technology and be a politician.

Daria is an incoming MIT student from Phillips Exeter who delights in learning and teaching math. She loves geometry and tries to visualize every proof she encounters, sometimes posting math explainers on YouTube. Daria finds joy in physics, classical languages, and making things by hand; you might also find her running in a big loop, figure skating, enjoying peach tea, or curled up with a fabulous book. Among other geometric pursuits, Daria has baked the aperiodic monotile and built a hyperboloid out of snow stakes!

Celia Kerr is a rising junior at William and Mary. She is a math major with particular interests in abstract algebra, combinatorics, and physics. In her free time, she loves dancing, singing, and reading! This is Celia's first year as an Epsilon counselor and she is so excited to join the Epsilon community!

Originally from Melbourne, Florida, Jonathan Nunes is a rising sophomore at the University of Florida studying mathematics, Classics and physics. In his free time, he enjoys playing the trumpet, reading science fiction or high fantasy, and watching cartoons. His primary interests in mathematics include number theory and the history of math. He has a near-encyclopedic knowledge of Roman history, and he looks forward to sharing his love of mathematics with those who will appreciate it.

Aidan Robins is a rising junior at Pepperdine University and is majoring in mathematics. He is originally from Niagara Falls, New York and his current mathematical interests include data science and differential equations. In his free time, Aidan enjoys golfing, hiking, and exploring the outdoors. This will be Aidan's first year at Epsilon Camp and he is excited to explore the mathematical world with all of the campers.

Zuriel Silva is a rising junior at Scripps College majoring in mathematics. Their favorite field of math is number theory with a growing interest in analysis. Outside of STEM, they enjoy ceramics and digital art. While this is their first time with Epsilon Camp, they have worked with children for years and are excited to spend this summer working together on mathematics.

Rohan Srivastava recently graduated from Washington University in St. Louis, where he majored in mathematics and philosophy. Starting Fall 2024, he will be a Ph.D. student in mathematics at the University of North Texas, where he is hoping to study mathematical logic and set theory. In his free time, Rohan enjoys playing basketball, tennis and bridge.

Tucker Wimbish is a Mathematics Graduate Student at Miami University in his first year of graduate studies. Tucker loves all pure mathematics and has a specific passion for graph theory. He is also passionate about communicating math in many way to make it more digestible for people depending on their needs. Tucker hopes that these inclinations will help him become a mathematics professor/researcher.