2026-2028 Executive Board Members
Jay Martin – President – Wake Technical CC (Retired)
I am a long time NCMATYC member, joining in 1988 when our organization was established. He has also served on the NCMATYC board as Eastern VP in past years and served on the AMATYC conference committee for 10 years. He recently retired from Wake Tech Community College in Raleigh where he taught Mathematics for 39 years. His hobbies are refereeing soccer, camping, hiking, and playing guitar.
Nolan Outlaw – President-Elect – Wake Tech CC
I have been a full-time math instructor at Wake Tech Community College since 2016. During this time, NCMATYC has been such an amazing organization for my teaching career, and I am thrilled to be serving as President-Elect. It is my hope to ensure that NCMATYC continues to be that valuable resource for all community college math teachers across North Carolina. I was a member of Cohort 15 of AMATYC’s Project ACCCESS from 2018-2019, and I served as the chair for AMATYC’s Math and its Applications for Careers Committee from 2020-2021 and currently serve as AMATYC’s Conference Communications Coordinator. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing games, and finding fun places to visit.
Amanda Davis – Past President – Forsyth Tech CC
I am originally from Pittsburgh, PA and then lived in Maryland for many years. I landed in North Carolina to study at Elon earning BS and BA degrees in math and piano. I followed that with an MA in mathematics from Wake Forest University. I spent 18 years working as a paralegal and teaching math and piano part-time before coming back to teach full-time mathematics at Forsyth Technical Community College. In the few years I have been in this position, I have worked to globalize a statistics course, develop open educational resources to provide access for all students, and mentor research students in our STEM Alliance program. Outside of work, I enjoy reading, cooking and eating great meals, gardening, and catching live music when I can!
Dustin King – Western Region VP – Catawba Valley CC
I am serving as Western Region VP because I care about our math faculty and making sure western colleges stay connected and involved in NCMATYC. I’ve worked to improve communication and participation, and I’d like to keep that going. This community matters to me, and I want to keep supporting work that helps both instructors and students.
Sue Sheets – Central Region VP – Wake Tech CC
I am a Professor of Mathematics at Sandhills Community College in Pinehurst, NC. I have been teaching mathematics for over 40 years, and it continues to be my passion. Throughout my career, I have remained committed not only to student success but also to supporting and collaborating with fellow mathematics educators across our state. I am excited for the opportunity to broaden those collaborations through NCMATYC and learn from colleagues whose experiences and perspectives may differ greatly from my own.
Stacey Harlow – Eastern Region VP – Wake Tech CC
I have been a full-time instructor at Wake Tech Community College since Fall 2015 and attended my first NCMATYC conference in 2016. For the past two years, I have served as Secretary for NCMATYC and have enjoyed learning more about the organization and working with everyone to plan the conferences. I look forward to continuing to serve on the NCMATYC Board as the Eastern Region’s Vice President over the next two years. My primary goals are helping plan future conferences, working to grow our membership, and sharing the excellent resources offered through NCMATYC
Tricia Van Brunt – Treasurer – Southwestern CC
I am a Professor of Mathematics at Wake Tech Community College. I currently serve as an advisor for the North Campus Math Club. I am serving as Treasurer of NCMATYC to support the organization’s mission and to support our members across the state. I am committed to responsible stewardship of the organization’s resources, and I value transparency and thoughtful planning. I am eager to help ensure our funds are managed wisely in support of NCMATYC’s goals and long-term success. I have a wonderful husband, three beautiful kids (two girls and a boy, ages 10, 8, and 6), three dogs and numerous chickens
Chase Tuttle – Secretary – Wake Tech CC
I’m an assistant professor at Wake Tech Community College. I’m an education nerd who loves teaching and connecting with other educators. This is the beauty of NCMATYC and why it’s so important! I’m thrilled for the opportunity to work with other mathematics instructors across our state and grow this wonderful organization
Questions or comments can be sent to the board at ncmatycboard@gmail.com