UCLA Olga Radko Endowed Math Circle

Math Circle People

Steering Committee

Olga Radko was the Founding Director of the LAMC (now called the UCLA Olga Radko Endowed Math Circle in her honor). Olga received her Ph.D. in mathematics from UC Berkeley in 2002 specializing in Poisson Geometry, and worked in the UCLA department of Mathematics ever since. Olga started LAMC in 2007 and led it until her death in 2020.  Please see the In Memoriam page for more information about Olga.

ORMC is now governed by the Steering Committee.  Please see our Leadership Page for more information about its membership. 

Management Team

Tom Gannon is the deputy director of ORMC and a Hedrick Assistant Professor at UCLA. Tom received his PhD from the University of Texas at Austin in Spring 2022. His research specializes in representation theory and algebraic geometry. While at University of Texas, Tom ran the Sunday Morning Math Group for two years.
Oleg Gleizer is the Director of ORMC. He has been working for the Circle since 2011. Oleg received his Ph.D. in Mathematics in 2001 from Northeastern University of Boston, specializing in representation theory and special functions. Oleg sees his mission in inventing ways to present some important parts of modern day math (and occasionally computer science, economics and physics), typically reserved for college, to the children from age four and up.
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