Annual Report

MathCounts
Annual Report 2012–2013
MATHCOUNTS Mission:
To provide fun and challenging
BeliefCounts
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When we think about why our work is important, three core beliefs stand out:
We believe math should
We believe that
We believe that when
be fun and engaging for
excellent math education—
tomorrow’s leaders value
students of all levels.
the kind that inspires
science, technology,
We want all children to
curiosity and a love
engineering and mathematics,
see how math plays a part
of learning—sets up
it benefits society
in so much of what is
students for far-reaching
as a whole.
beautiful and fascinating
success in the future.
in our world.
math programs for U.S. middle
school students to increase
their academic and professional
opportunities.
This Year marks the 30th anniversary of the MATHCOUNTS Foundation, and a time of reflection for those of us who
work to carry out the mission of this organization.
Over the years, we have had the opportunity to hear from many people impacted by the work of the MATHCOUNTS
Foundation. We have met students who never liked math until they participated in the program, and teachers who
created their own curriculum using only MATHCOUNTS materials. We have come across engineers whose participation in
MATHCOUNTS piqued their interest in math and laid the foundation for their careers. And while it is clear to us that this
program means different things to different people, the important thing is that, for all of them, it matters.
Garnering success in math can be challenging, but it represents the most rewarding kind of challenge—one that can open
doors, break down barriers and inspire creativity and innovation. Math is important because it empowers people to reach
their full potential and change the world for the better.
We are committed to broadening perceptions of what is possible through math. With the launch of the Interactive
MATHCOUNTS Platform, the release of a challenging new textbook and the setting of an incredible Guinness World Record
this year, MATHCOUNTS continues to push students and educators to experience math in creative and exciting ways.
We are extremely grateful to the partners, volunteers and alumni who
provide invaluable support to the MATHCOUNTS Foundation, and we
look forward to another 30 years of expanding opportunities for all
U.S. students.
Louis M. DiGioia, CAE
Executive Director
MATHCOUNTS
Ron Wasserstein, Ph.D.
Chair, MATHCOUNTS
Board of Directors
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SuccessCounts
“When 244 Mathletes get
MATH WITHOUT LIMITS: Guinness World Record Set
Math can be the foundation of incredible achievements above and beyond the confines of the classroom. This year,
MATHCOUNTS showed that when students are empowered with math, curiosity and a passion for learning, their opportunities
are endless. On Friday, May 10th, at the 2013 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition in Washington, DC, 244
MATHCOUNTS students used math to make history. Together with 61 math coaches and 20 MATHCOUNTS volunteers, they
set the Guinness World Record for the fastest time to construct a human formation of Pascal’s Triangle.
This challenging task, involving 325 people and numbers between one and 2,704,156, was completed in just six minutes, 16
seconds and 5.7 tenths of a second. These outstanding students, teachers and volunteers showed how truly amazing—and
fun—math can be.
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together, records are set.
Really difficult, cool-looking
records that involve matching
t-shirts and complex math.”
—Huffington Post,
“Mathletes Set Guinness World Record
For Largest Human Pascal’s Triangle,”
May 13, 2013
Raytheon Extends
Support Through 2018
In May 2013, Raytheon announced
an extension of its support as the
title sponsor of the MATHCOUNTS
National Competition through
2018. This extension will bring
the total length of Raytheon’s
commitment as the title sponsor of
this unique event to 10 consecutive
years. MATHCOUNTS is grateful
for Raytheon’s partnership, which
allows the Foundation to deliver its
high quality programs that cultivate
creativity, curiosity and talent in
tomorrow’s leaders.
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Welcome!
InnovationCounts
With NextThought you can
solve problems, collaborate
with your teammates, and
personalize your handbook
with notes and whiteboards.
Unparalleled Excellence in Math Education
Try it today!
Interactive MATHCOUNTS Platform In Fall 2012 MATHCOUNTS launched the Interactive MATHCOUNTS
Platform, powered by NextThought. This exciting reboot of popular MATHCOUNTS materials allows students and teachers
to collaborate with each other, discuss problems, get instant feedback on their progress and even personalize their online
math experience.
95%
of coaches agree that
MATHCOUNTS problems are
effective at improving their
students’ problem-solving
and critical thinking skills.
2012-2013 Handbook
The Interactive MATHCOUNTS Platform continues to expand, as new features and MATHCOUNTS materials are added.
Thousands of people are already members, and this online community continues to grow!
New MATHCOUNTS Textbook This year, MATHCOUNTS added to its collection of high-caliber mathematics
materials with the release of a new textbook, The Most Challenging MATHCOUNTS Problems Solved. This comprehensive
competition preparation resource contains 10 years of National Competition Sprint Round and Target Round questions
along with detailed, step-by-step solutions to each problem.
“MATHCOUNTS was the first
time that math really
challenged me, and the first
time that I could see the
Whether for Mathletes preparing for the MATHCOUNTS Competition Program, or for math teachers looking for new
material to challenge advanced students, this invaluable resource provides the ideal combination of rigor and guidance to
make success attainable in high-level middle-school mathematics
practical, as well as abstract,
applications of math.”
—Elizabeth R., Pennsylvania
MATHCOUNTS Alumna
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PracticeCounts
Fostering Talent in Tomorrow’s Leaders: Competition program
Over 107,000 middle school students from 5,362 schools nationwide engaged in math that was exciting, fun and challenging
as part of the MATHCOUNTS Competition Program. Starting at the school level and progressing through local and state
competitions, talented students with a passion for math competed against their peers from other schools and honed their
problem- solving and critical thinking skills.
MATHCOUNTS students
across the country
received hundreds of
thousands of
dollars in scholarships
and prizes this year.
The 2013 national-level
winners were awarded
$44,000 in scholarships.
2013 National Champion
Written Round Champion
Alec Sun, MA
Second Place Winner
Written Round Runner-Up
Ashwin Sah, OR
Countdown Round Semi-Finalists
Andy Xu, SC
Franklyn Wang, VA
Countdown Round Quarter-Finalists
James Lin, MA; David Zhu, CA;
Colin Tang, WA; Hongyi Chen, CO
Countdown Round Participants
Christopher Xu, WI; Daniel Chiu, OR;
Akshaj Kadaveru, VA; Nicholas Sun, IL
Three-Time National Competitors
Ankan Bhattacharya, MI;
Johnie Burton, AK; Luke Harmon, ID;
Amal Mattoo, DC; Harrison McKinnis,
MS; Ashwin Sah, OR; Alec Sun, MA;
Christopher Xu, WI; Peter Yang, WI
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1st Place Team­—Massachusetts
James Lin, Matthew Lipman,
Michael Ren and Alec Sun
Josh Frost, Coach
2nd Place Team—Washington
Daniel Liu, Colin Tang, Patrick Wang
and Allen Yang
Qiang Wang, Coach
3rd Place Team—Florida
Wonmyeong Cho, Graham O’Donnell,
Jimmy Qin and Brian Reinhart
Terry King, Coach
Photos (clockwise from top): William Swanson,
Chairman & CEO, Raytheon Company (left)
and Frank Kendall, Under Secretary of Defense
for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics
(right) congratulate Coach Josh Frost and Alec
Sun. Mathletes Sarah Wang and Ju Hyun Park
show their Ohio team spirit. Alec Sun and
Ashwin Sah compete in the final Countdown
Round matchup. The first place team from
Massachusetts: (back row, left to right) Alec
Sun, Matthew Lipman, Josh Frost, (front row,
left to right) James Lin and Michael Ren.
This year’s top 224 Mathletes
received an all-expenses paid
trip to Washington, DC to
compete in the 2013
Raytheon MATHCOUNTS
National Competition, which
took place May 9–12.
The top 12 scoring students earned
a spot in the Countdown Round, the
exciting finale of the Competition
Program and a showcase of some of
the country’s best young
mathematicians. The 2013 National
Champion and recipient of the
Donald G. Weinert College
Scholarship was Alec Sun, an
eighth-grade student from
Massachusetts. Sun was also the
first student ever to make it into the
national-level Countdown Round
three years in a row. Since winning,
he has appeared on Live! With
Kelly and Michael and
Good Morning America.
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CollaborationCounts
Empowering All Students to Succeed: Club Program
This year, thousands of educators received free, high-quality resources to help turn their students into life-long math
learners through the MATHCOUNTS Club Program. Sponsored by the Northrop Grumman Foundation, the Club Program
gave over 139,000 students across the country the opportunity to experience math that was far from typical. Whether using
the engineering process to create their own board games, or learning which types of graphs would be used in their own
real-life scenarios, math club students applied math in practical and fun ways.
Successful clubs with a high level of student-participation can attain Silver Level Status, and then can strive for Gold Level
Status, the highest level of recognition in the Club Program. This year, over 800 Silver and Gold Level schools earned awards
and entry into prize drawings. Swanson Middle School in Arlington, VA won this year’s Gold Level Grand Prize Drawing; the
club won a $500 gift card and a trip for four students and the club sponsor to the 2013 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National
Competition.
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93%
of coaches would
recommend the Club Program
to another teacher
Gold Level Grand Prize
Drawing Winners:
Swanson Middle School, Arlington, VA
Laura Partridge, Coach
Gold Level $500 Gift Card
Drawing Winners:
Kazoo School, Kalamazoo, MI
Janice Russo, Coach
Jackson Preparatory School, Jackson, MS
Dave Ollar, Coach
Yavneh Hebrew Academy, Los Angeles, CA
Sharon Ryan, Coach
T. Benton Gayle Middle School,
Fredericksburg, VA
Jordan Moellendick, Coach
Bishop Walsh School, Cumberland, MD
Jennifer Flinn, Coach
Silver Level $250 Gift Card
Drawing Winners:
Bridgewater Middle School,
Wintergarden, FL
Evette Carrasquillo, Coach
East Middle School, Braintree, MA
Dagmar Lebron, Coach
Lamar Middle School, Lamar, MO
Ron Ray, Coach
Harder Elementary School, Hayward, CA
Giavanni Coleman, Coach
Weibel Elementary School, Fremont, CA
Susan Wang, Coach
Shady Side Academy Middle School,
Pittsburgh, PA
Lou Ann Fravel, Coach
Ballard Middle School, Huxley, IA
Lyndee Heemstra, Coach
Head Royce School, Oakland, CA
Kenny Ewbank, Coach
Walkersville Middle School,
Walkersville, MD
Evan Silver, Coach
Cardinal John Foley Catholic School,
Havertown, PA
Diane Giordano, Coach
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Finalist: How Many Frogs?
Produced by the Maple Lake Homeschool
Team, PA — A little detective tries to
identify the problem that will stump the
math team. The team uses logical thinking
to solve it.
creativityCounts
winner:
Where’s Waldorf?
Produced by the
Soda Fountain Team, CA
Transforming Project-Based Learning: Reel Math Challenge
This year’s Reel Math Challenge pushed students to see math in new and creative ways as they worked in teams to produce
videos showing the real-world application of a math concept. This innovative new program, sponsored by the Department
of Defense, gave students the opportunity to develop essential 21st century skills, such as technological proficiency, critical
thinking, communication and collaboration.
The 20 semi-finalist videos were chosen by general public voting, and then a panel of MATHCOUNTS judges selected the four
finalists. The team members who produced the finalist videos received a Droid DNA, generously donated by HTC, and an
all-expenses-paid trip to the 2013 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Competition, where the 224 national competitors voted
for the winning video. This year’s winning video was Where’s Waldorf? produced by the Soda Fountain Team from California.
Each team member won a $1,000 college scholarship, and their video is now featured as one of over 550 student-produced
videos in the Reel Math Challenge archive, a free education resource.
In this year’s
competition, over
111,000
votes were cast
by the general public.
Dr. Laura Stubbs, Director for Science and
Technology Initiatives for the Department of
Defense, and Lou DiGioia, Executive Director
of MATHCOUNTS, pictured with Soda Fountain
Team members Matthew Thomsen, Sarah Kung,
Juliette Chirol Hill and Frederic Chirol Hill.
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Semi-Finalist Videos: Crazy for
Candy by J=MCsquared + A Special
Offer by Candy Wrappers + Blair Ditch
Project by Three and a Half Asians +
Vincent Needs a Doghouse by The
Land of Pi[e] + Do Math to Get Fit! by
DMIS Math Monkey + Frogs in Paradise
by Lady Hurricane + The Tax and Tip by
Ewa Makai Tigers + Fundraiser in a Cup
by HyperCup + HEX by FourCubed
+ The Fat Man Gets Ripped by Cripple,
Semi-Aquatic Mammal, and Co.
+ iRobbers by iRobbers + License
Plates, Questions, and Arguments
by The Permutation People + A Strange
Wager by Allied Raspeberries + Lots o’
License Plates by Team Infinity and
Beyond! + No Sense (Cents) in Messing
with the Hot Dog Man by Mudville +
Order Up at JuJuBee’s Restaurant by
Order Up at JuJu Bee’s
Finalist: A Storm is Coming!
Produced by the SMSA Reel
Math Team, NY — With a storm
approaching and water about to go
out, four apartment tenants rush to
fill their tubs with water so they can
flush their toilets. They use algebra
to figure out how many times they
can flush if it takes one jar to flush
the toilet once.
American kids lose their
German foreign exchange
student in Hollywood. In an
effort to find him, they use
coordinate geometry and a
city map. But will they find
him in time?
Finalist: Picture Perfect
Produced by the Eagles Team, NV —
The Sanchez family flexes their math
muscles to demonstrate a picture
perfect example of a Pythagorean
Theorem problem.
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GenerosityCountsGenerosityCounts
2012-2013 Individual Donors
$15,000
Caserve Foundation
2012-2013 Organizational Donors
Raytheon Company + Northrop Grumman Foundation + U.S. Department of Defense
National Society of Professional Engineers + CNA Foundation + Phillips 66
Texas Instruments Incorporated + 3M Foundation + Art of Problem Solving + NextThought
with support from
General Motors Foundation + Bentley Systems Incorporated
The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying + TE Connectivity Foundation
The Brookhill Foundation + CASERVE Foundation + Stronge Family Foundation + ExxonMobil Foundation
YouCanDoTheCube! + Harris K. & Lois G. Oppenheimer Foundation + The 2A Foundation + Sterling Foundation
FOUNDING Sponsors
National Society of Professional Engineers + National Council of Teachers of Mathematics + CNA Foundation
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VolunteerismCounts
2012-2013 Coordinators
The MATHCOUNTS Foundation would not be able to reach hundreds of thousands of students nationwide without the support of nearly
700 volunteer coordinators who organize the local and state-level competitions. It takes a uniquely generous and dedicated person to
devote the time and effort it takes to be a Chapter or State Coordinator. MATHCOUNTS is extremely grateful to this incredible group of
volunteers for their hard work and commitment to expanding opportunities for students.
Jeanine Jensen
Rich Kresge, P.E.
Ann Marie Hardin
Becky Johnson, P.E.
Sheila Krohse, P.E.
Erin Gates
Kerry Hardin
Clyde Johnson, P.E.
Joe Kudrle
Bruce Dockter, P.E.
Gavin Gautreau, P.E.
Mark Harpole, P.E.
David Johnson, P.E.
David Kunz, P.E.
Douglas Cashing
Steve Dodge, P.E.
Julia Gee, P.E.
Lester Harris, P.E.
Jodi Johnson
Tim Kurtz, Ph.D.
Paul Catledge, P.E.
Lowell Dolney, E.I.T.
Dwane Getzlaff
James Hatfield
Mark Johnston
Margaret Lang,
James Chandler, P.E.
Martin Dolphin, P.E.
Jeff Giesey
Audra Hayden, P.E.
Beniquez Jones, P.E.
Julie Chao
Angie Dore, P.E.
Daniel Gilbert
John Hayden, P.E.
Fred Jones, P.E.
Al Larson
Clarence Chau
John Dornblazer
Graig Gilbertson, P.E.
Criss Haynes, P.E.
Betty Jean Jordan
Becky Larson, Ph.D.
Ramon Chavez, P.E.
Cynthia Dorrough
Connie Gipson
Thomas Headley, E.I.T.
James Justus, P.E.
Jeremy Larson
Ashlie Childers
Chuck Drake, P.E.
Nancy Glazzard
Tom Heckaman
Kathy Kallio
Mark Larson
Harry Clark, P.E.
Michael Drewyor, P.E.
Richard Glenn
Ike Heitlinger, P.E.
Eric Kamm
Michael Lasko, P.E.
Noelle Cochran, P.E.
Vincent Drnevich, P.E.
David Go, Ph.D.
Kevin Heitz, P.E.
Adam Kane, P.E.
Bret Lavey, P.E.
Jason Coleman, E.I.
Eve Drucker
David Godfread
Gerald Hendricks
Susann Karnowski, P.E.
Thomas Lear, P.E.
Dave Coley
Joelle Dubois, P.E.
John Goebel, P.E.
Doug Hendrickson, P.E.
Ross Kasmann, P.E.
Josh Lehmen
Gregg Comstock, P.E.
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John Golde, P.E.
Tyler Hendrickson, P.E.
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Gregory Lehr, P.E.
CFM, M.E.
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Brandt Dick
Thomas Carlisle, P.E.
Lori Dietz, P.E.
Ramon Carrasco, P.E.
Ken Discenza, P.E.
Lee Carroll, P.E.
Brandon Fujishige,
P.E., CFM
State
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David Phipps, P.E.
Michael Wellbaum, P.E.
James Bartunek, P.E.
Tim Boron, P.E.
Robert Conder, S.E., P.E.
Mark Durbahn, P.E.
Becky Golden, P.E.
Vernard Henley
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Leon Winget, P.E.
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Mark Borst, P.E.
Ruth Conwell
Jason Eatherton
Michael Gomez
William Hernandez,
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Marty Wolfe
Tim Baumgartner, P.E.
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Douglas Cooper, P.E.
Kathy Edgemon, P.E.
Laurie Good
Norm Arendt, Ph.D.
Cliff Ishii, P.E.
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Chapter
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Lisa Anneberg
Brad Bittner
Ron Buckingham, P.E.
Peale Davidson, P.E.
Burrell Fisher, P.E.
Jonith Grundmann, P.E.
Dan Humes, E.I.T
James Kirkwood, P.E.
Scott Martin
Gabriel Echandi, P.E.
Laura McGovern, P.E.
James Thweatt
Norm Arendt, Ph.D.
John Blake, P.E.
Robert Burdick, P.E.
Gary Davis
April Flore
Caixing Gu, Ph.D.
Sarah Hunke
John Knecht, E.I.T
Scott Martin, Ph.D., P.E.
Marisa Egbert, P.E.
Karen Menne-Jacobsen,
Paul Tremel
Ryan Athy, P.E.
Patrick Bleck, P.E.
Teresa Burgess, P.E.
Chad Davison
Ronnie Flowers
Armando Guerra, P.E.
Mike Hunter, Ph.D.
Robert Knowles, P.E.
Dan Matonak, P.E.
Sarah Tuite, P.E.
Mark Austin, P.E.
LuAnne Blickenstaff
Bill Burkland, P.E.
Felicia Dean, P.E.
Laura Force, P.E.
Richard Guevarra, E.I.
Stephanie Hyder
Claire Kohatsu
Kevin Matson, E.I.T
Marcie Fisher
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Carah Hall, P.E.
Adam Cannon, P.E.
P.E.
P.E., CFM
Ph.D., P.E.
Brenda Gajan
Dan Munson, P.E.
Leslie Turner, P.E.
Jason Autrey, P.E.
John Bobco
Nancy Burns, P.E.
Larry Decker, P.E.
Katie Fowler
Joy Guinn
Lee Isackson
Alex Kokini, P.E.
Angela Matthews, P.E.
Elizabeth Gayle, P.E.
Katherine Norris, P.E.
Natalya Vinogradova,
Ivan Avelar, E.I.T.
Sharon Boehmer
Christopher Butler, P.E.
Samuel DeLeeuw, P.E.
William Francis, P.E.
Paul Gulman, P.E.
Cliff Ishii, P.E.
Angie Kolz, P.E.
Jessica Mattingly
Howard Gibbs, P.E.
Richard Olsowy, P.E.
Jeff Aycock, E.I.T.
Rita Bohn
Christopher Campbell,
Jason Dempster
Nicole Francois, P.E.
Phil Gundvaldson, P.E.
Frank Iwanicki, P.E.
Sherri Koshiol
Jenna Mauriello, M.S.
Becky Golden, P.E.
Joel Oppenheimer, P.E.
Julie Wall
Chad Bacas, P.E.
Gus Bolen
George Dendinger
Mark Frederick, P.E.
Christopher Gworek, P.E.
Dana Jackson, M.S.
Sandy Koza, P.E.
Kevin Maxwell
Stefan Graeber, P.E.
Linda Oster
Kevin Wall, P.E.
Harris Bailey
Joe Bolzenius, P.E.
Kevin Campbell,
David Desrosiers, P.E.
Monica Fresse
Michael Haid
Lucia Jacobson
Jerry Kraim, P.E.
Tim McCarthy, P.E.
Paul Gulman, P.E.
Nicole Palmisano
Matthew Ware, P.E.
Chevy Baily, P.E.
Juanita Boneque
P.E., PTOE
Corey Detter, P.E.
Mark Frost
Jesse Haines
Katie Jamieson
Gerald Kraus, Ph.D.
Larry McCaslin, P.E.
Michael Gunsch, P.E.
Laura Pellizzi, P.E.
Welby Warner
Joshua Barrett, P.E.
Carl Bonner, P.E.
Robert Campbell
Andres Diaz, E.I.
Kevin Fry, P.E.
Arthur Hall, P.E.
Janet Jaspers, P.E.
Joey Krefft, P.E.
Nancy McClain, P.E.
Ph.D.
P.E.
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Jim New
Michael Quandt, P.E.
Ravi Seam, P.E.
Kevin Switzer, P.E.
John Watson, P.E.
Marguerite McClam, P.E.
Gilbert Nicholls
Jon Quay
Tyler Senn
Donald Swygert, P.E.
David Weaver, P.E.
Myesha McClendon, P.E.
Don Nielsen
Tim Quinn
Suzanne Sessoms, P.E.
Nelson Tansey, P.E.
Dean Webb, P.E.
William McCormick, P.E.
Jared Nix
Denis Radecki, P.E.
Pallavi Shah
John Tardy, P.E.
Trey Wehrum, P.E.
Daisy McCoy
Chris Nobles
John Radosevich
Ankit Shah, E.I.T
Steve Taylor, P.E.
Brian Weiss
David McCullough, P.E.
Beth Nodurft
Karthik Ramani, Ph.D.
Atul Shah, P.E.
Mark Thielges
David Welter, P.E.
Desiree McCullough,
Jasmine Noriega
David Ramirez
Vatsal Shah, P.E.
Heather Thomas
Mark Wenner
Steve Nowaczyk
Sandra Raskell, P.E.
Elliot Shapiro, P.E.
Theodore Thompson,
Jonathan Wheeler, P.E.
Joseph McDonald, P.E.
Letty Ocanas
Nathan Reade
Tommy Sherard, P.E.
Douglas Whitney, P.E.
Cash contributions
Jodi McFarland
Lennie Okano-Kendrick,
Tom Rettig
Julie Shipp
James Thweatt
Randy Whorton, P.E.
School registration fees
Ph.D.
P.E.
2012 Consolidated Statement
Revenue
$1,784,870
$74,293
Net investment income
$52,718
$52,718
$27,422
$27,422
$117,554
$117,554
$49,228
$49,228
$6,132
$6,132
David Tillman, P.E.
Judson Wilbe, P.E.
David Simoneau, P.E.
Frank Tilton, P.E.
John Wilder, P.E.
Angela McKinstry, P.E.
Christopher Oliver
Jennifer Rice
Richard Sinnott, P.E.
Randall Timi, P.E.
Paula Wiles, P.E.
Matthew McLeer, P.E.
Lynn Olson, P.E.
James Richie, P.E.
Brent Sisler, P.E.
David Topolenski
Tim Wiles, P.E.
Sale of trophies and promotional items
Kevin McMeel, P.E.
Richard Olsowy, P.E.
Casey Ries, P.E.
Kirk Slusher, P.E.
Joe Tormoehlen
Dwight Williams
Coaching material revenue
Harry McNally, Jr.,
Joel Oppenheimer, P.E.
Douglas Riley, P.E.
Christine Smith
Tracy Torres
Jason Williams, P.E.
National Competition revenue
Mark Otten
John Ritter, P.E.
Dave Smith
Srinivas Trippireddy
Tommi Williams
Lindsey Meek, P.E.
Leon Pallasch, P.E.
Mark Ritter
Mike Smith, P.E.
Julio Trujillo
Jeff Wingard, P.E.
Miscellaneous revenue
Victor Mendoza, Sr.,
Evangelina Paoluccio
Andrew Roberts, P.E.
Ray Smith, P.E.
Frank Tucker
Ross Winglovitz, P.E.
Jeffrey Parris, P.E.
Bill Roberts, P.E.
Terry Smith, P.E.
Peter Turner
Jennifer Wirsing
Shane Parson, P.E.,
Nathan Roberts
Chris Snowdeal, P.E.
John Turpin, P.E.
Joseph Witkowski, Ph.D.
EXPENSE
Program Services
P.E., F.NSPE
$405,000
$74,293
Brian Simmons, P.E.
John Rhodes, P.E.
Mark Metzger, E.I.T.
Total
Donated services, materials and facilities
David Rhodes, P.E.
P.E., M.B.A.
$1,379,870
Temporarily
Restricted
$827,615
John Oliaro, P.E.
P.E.
Unrestricted
$827,615
Laura McGovern, P.E.
William McGee, P.E.
Net assets released from restrictions
Total Revenue
$332,500
($332,500)
$2,867,332
$72,500
Andrea Rogers
Boyd Snowden, P.E.
Jason Unruh
Bonnie Wood, P.E.
Gabriel Pastrana, P.E.
Mark Rogers, P.E.
Jeff Soesbe
Dean Upton, P.E.
Kevin Wood
Club Program
Ken Miller
Mike Peleschak, P.E.
Maxine Rognlien
Krista Sommerfeldt, P.E.
Derek Van Heuveln, P.E.
Paul Woodward, E.I.T.
Travis Miller, P.E.
Krishnaiah Pelleti
Ludence Romney
Anya Spadaccini
Derek Vap
Mr. Wook
College Program
Wendy Miller
Laura Pellizzi, P.E.
Dawn Roppel
Susan Sprague, P.E.
Robert Varner, P.E.
Marc Worth, P.E.
Cody Miller-Kraft
Benjamin Pernezny,
Hank Rosoff, P.E.
Daniel Stark, P.E.
Jodi Vecchio
John Wyatt, P.E.
Jarivette Velez
Roy Yang
Curriculum development
$155,695
$155,695
Jack Young, P.E.
National Competition
$815,629
$815,629
$295,411
$295,411
$40,093
$40,093
Ph.D., CFM
Reel Math Challenge
Volunteer support
Chad Rucks, P.E.
Wayne Stark, P.E.
Marty Mobley, P.E.
Andrew Petersen, P.E.
Jeffrey Ruhde
Robert Stasis, P.E.
John Molander, P.E.
Bert Peterson, P.E.
Jonathan Russell, P.E.
Katie Steele
Arun Verma, Ph.D.
Shane Young
Public relations and newsletter
Troy Monroe, P.E.
Susan Peterson
Wayne Ryan, P.E.
Sheila Steiner
Diego Villareale, P.E.
Sharon Young
Glenn Morgan, P.E.
Al Pierce, P.E.
Scott Sabol, P.E.
Brian Stepanek, E.I.T.
Natalya Vinogradova,
Nathan Yuen, P.E.
Production of coaching materials
Eric Mountz, P.E., PTOE
Jeff Pike, P.E.
Phillip Sanders, P.E.
Jerry Stephens, P.E.
Carl Muench, P.E.
Terry Pitsch, P.E.
Nichol Savko, P.E.
Brandon Stevens
Dan Voigt
Sandy Zahn
Ryan Mumm, P.E.
Gregory Poole, P.E.
Tony Schacher, P.E.
Lenora Stevenson
Brian Vokal, P.E.
Lori Zahradka
Support services
Douglas Murray
Raymond Powell, P.E.
Joy Schiele, M.S.
Jennifer Stines,
Brad Volker, P.E.
Mark Zastoupil
General and administrative
Dave Myers
Buddy Powers, P.E.
Mary Ann Schillo
PTOE, P.E.
Dennis Wade, P.E.
Ahmet Zeytinci,
Rajiv Nambiar, Ph.D.
Laura Prakel-George
Bob Schlieman, P.E.
Greg Stoewer, P.E.
Linda Wagner
Corey Napier
Benjamin Pratt, P.E.
Linda Schlittenhard
David Stone, P.E.
William Walker
Ziliang Zhou, Ph.D.
Pari Nayak, P.E.
Jon Pratt, P.E.
Roger Schlotman
Warren Strand
Kevin Wall, P.E.
Brian Ziesmer, P.E.
Margaret Ndetti
Susan Prescott
Steve Schultz, P.E.
Tracy Straub, P.E.
Nathan Walsh
John Zimmerman, P.E.
Keith Neilson, P.E.
Larissa Prince, P.E.
Charles Schulz
Steve Strauss, E.I.T.
Travis Wambeke, P.E.
Yvonne Zubovic
Steve Nelko, P.E.
Roy Pruett, P.E.
Coreen Schumacher
Jennifer Strickland
Dale Wanner
Adam Zuroweste
Jim Nelson
Robyn Pryce
Gary Schumacher
Art Sutton, P.E.
Rodney Ward
David Neumann, P.E.
Michael Purol, P.E.
Gregory Schumacher, P.E.
Michael Swanson, P.E.
Robert Warner, P.E.
Jason Mitchell
P.E., CFM
Cuadrado, P.E.
Ph.D.
Leonard Zabilansky, P.E.
Ph.D., P.E.
$280,456
$280,456
$30,542
$30,542
$156,931
$156,931
$94,023
$94,023
School registration and materials
$474,805
$474,805
Total program services expenses
$2,343,585
$2,343,585
$192,678
$192,678
Fundraising
$143,185
$143,185
Total support services expenses
$335,863
$335,863
Total expenses
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
$2,679,448
$187,884
In the past 5 years,
MATHCOUNTS
has given over
$635,000
in discounts to Title I
$2,939,832
Jim Miller
Amy Miller
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Financials
Terry McClain, P.E.
competition schools
$2,679,448
$72,500
$260,384
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