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With a history degree from Cornell and a career in finance, Laura Larson has enjoyed working in both quantitative and qualitative realms. In 2003, following many years of volunteer work in a variety of settings, Larson co-founded Zeno, a Seattle-based organization that creates a positive math culture for elementary through Pre-K children, their parents/caregivers and teachers to offer mathematical competency for all. While our society often isolates math and science from general learning, Larson has focused on changing the belief that math is only for some people and —all too tragically—disproportionately NOT for minorities and women. After successfully launching three children into the world – including one Mudder – Larson enthusiastically joined the Harvey Mudd Board to address these and other challenging issues in education. Larson is an omnivorous reader who also enjoys every opportunity to be outside (cycling, swimming, rowing, triathlons).