PhD Granted (January 15, 2005)
Lynn Salvo, president and founder of MathTree, Inc, was granted the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics Education Leadership at George Mason University. Her dissertation was titled, “Effects of an Experimental Curriculum on Third Graders' Knowledge of Multiplication Facts.” She has applied the results of her research to make the Multiplication Matters camp a unique experience for children.

Teaching Teachers (Spring, 2006)
Lynn Salvo, president of MathTree, is teaching two graduate courses at George Mason University. The courses are Teaching Elementary Mathematics in International Schools and Methods of Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary School.

MathTree at SEED (Summer, 2005)
MathTree, Inc., conducted a math camp on contract at the SEED School of Washington, DC.

The Wizard of Odd (Spring, 2005)
Lynn Salvo, aka The Wizard of Odd, held an assembly at Green Hedges School in Vienna, VA, on Odd and Even Numbers, in which students on stage added and multiplied odd and even numbers to discover how they behave in addition and multiplication.

Patents Granted (March 9, 2004)
Lynn Salvo was granted U. S. Patent No. 6702582 for a device for teaching children about circles. This is her second patent for a math teaching device. Her first patent, granted in 2003, US Patent No. 6575754, is for a device for teaching children about the behavior of odd and even numbers.

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