Keira Beaudoin is a senior at Evanston Township High School. She loves solving problems and has competed in math contests since middle school, and she now spends her time recruiting anyone who will listen to the math team. Keira hopes to pass on this excitement and confidence to younger female and non-binary students through INTEGIRLS. Outside of math, she enjoys writing and swimming any stroke except butterfly.
Amritha Praveen is a senior at Adlai E. Stevenson High School. She has been passionate about math from a young age, qualifying for AIME, Math Prize for Girls, HMMT, and ARML, as well as representing Illinois at the national MATHCOUNTS competition. She also founded a MATHCOUNTS club at a local middle school to expand access to competition math and won the MATHCOUNTS Community Coaching Award. Outside of math, Amritha enjoys crocheting, doing science research, and leading Amethyst Changemakers, a student-led initiative that promotes accessibility in STEM. Through INTEGIRLS, she hopes to inspire more female and non-binary students to explore problem solving with confidence.
April Zhan is a senior at Neuqua Valley High School. She has enjoyed competitive math since seventh grade, and has been a part of school math teams ever since. She's competed in ICTM, AMC, AIME, and is excited to participate in MPFG 2025. She loves summer math camps and is beyond grateful for her experience at PROMYS this past summer. In her community, April loves to promote and organize math-related activities and volunteers as a math tutor both within and outside of school. Besides math, April enjoys baking, sketching, hanging out with her dog, and listening to true crime podcasts. April is passionate about creating equal opportunities for those of underrepresented demographics in STEM and hopes to help girls and non-binary individuals find belonging within the math community.
Yuhan Che is a sophomore at Naperville North High School. She is enthusiastic about competition math, qualifying for and competing in AIME, Math Prize for Girls and the Chicago ARML team. Other than math, Yuhan enjoys building for Science Olympiad, debating, and playing badminton. Participating at the Ross Mathematics Program this summer has also led her to an amazing community, and through INTEGIRLS, she hopes to bring this sense of community to more students in the greater Chicago area.
Paige Lim is a junior at North Shore Country Day School and has loved competing in math since elementary school. Throughout middle and high school, she has served as captain of her school’s math team and competed in ICTM, AMC 8/10/12, MPFG, AIME, USA(J)MO, and various other collegiate and Chicagoland-area invitationals. Outside of math, Paige is a passionate AI/ML researcher and writer who enjoys photography and collecting trinkets. She also founded her school’s Girls in STEM chapter, where she works to connect girls through STEM, mentorship, and service. Through INTEGIRLS, Paige hopes to share her love of problem-solving while helping more girls find confidence and a sense of belonging in the mathematics community.
Siri is a senior at Auburn High School. She has participated in various math competitions, including the AMC, AIME, and USAMO, and has enjoyed exploring mathematics both inside and outside the classroom. She also founded a math club at her local middle school, where she helps younger students discover competition math. Outside of math, Siri enjoys playing tennis, listening to music, and playing with her dog! Through INTEGIRLS, Siri hopes to expand mathematics education to students in underserved areas.
Sophie is a junior at Walter Payton who began learning more math in middle school. Since then, she has enjoyed participating in a variety of math competitions and programs, including AMC, AIME, and ARML. Sophie is passionate about making math more accessible to everyone. Through INTEGIRLS, she hopes to help create a more approachable math competition experience and contribute to a welcoming community. Outside of math, Sophie loves to read and write, solve and create word puzzles, debate, and play tennis.
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