Meet Danica McKellar at RomaDrama in West Palm Beach Saturday Only on June 25th, 2022. Scroll down to find out more about the Private Meet & Greets, Autographs, Selfies, and Professional Photo Ops you can get with Danica McKellar.

Actress, author, producer and speaker Danica McKellar was first introduced to us as Winnie Cooper on the iconic television classic “The Wonder Years.” Danica recurs on the ABC comedy “Home Economics,” and, earlier this year, starred in and executive produced romantic comedy “The Winter Palace” on GAC Family network. She last appeared as a judge on Fox’s reality competition series “Domino Masters.”

Danica graduated Summa cum Laude from UCLA with a degree in Mathematics and contributed original research proving a new math theorem, since dubbed “The Chayes-McKellar-Winn Theorem,” published in Britain’s esteemed Journal of Physics. She testified before Congress about the importance of women in math and science and was named “Person of the Week” by ABC World News for her entertaining books tackling math education.

Now a New York Times bestselling author, Danica’s series of ten groundbreaking books teach kids and teens how to master tough mathematical concepts in the context of fun stories. The Times Machine, which teaches multiplication, was named a “2020 Amazon Book of the Year,” and her 11th book, “Double Puppy Trouble,” hits the shelves in July 2022. To date, Danica’s books have sold over 2 million copies worldwide. They can be found at McKellarMath.com.

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Best known for her roles on The Wonder Years and The West Wing, Danica McKellar is also a three-time New York Times bestselling author, internationally-recognized mathematician and advocate for math education – and now a new mommy! A summa cum laude graduate of UCLA with a degree in Mathematics, Danica has been honored in Britain’s esteemed Journal of Physics and the New York Times for her work, most notably for her role as co-author of a groundbreaking mathematical physics theorem which bears her name, the Chayes-McKellar-Winn Theorem.

After graduating from UCLA, Danica returned to acting, starring as Elsie Snuffin in the fourth season of The West Wing, and soon found a unique way to combine Hollywood with mathematics. Tackling math education and simultaneously breaking the stereotype of the “math nerd,” Danica began writing entertaining math books – with a glamorous flair – to teach and encourage middle school and high school girls in math. Published by Penguin books, Math Doesn’t Suck (2007), Kiss My Math (2008), and Hot X: Algebra Exposed (2010) are all New York Times bestsellers. Her fourth book, Girls Get Curves: Geometry Takes Shape (2012), hit the shelves this August. The immediate success of this series prompted ABC World News to name Danica their “Person of the Week.” Her message to girls? Smart is sexy!

In addition to continuing her acting career with such roles as a recurring spot on CBS’s hit show How I Met Your Mother, a guest appearance on The Big Bang Theory, and various films, Danica voices the regular role of “Miss Martian” on Cartoon Network’s Young Justice. To date, she has starred in over 30 films and has had over 50 guest-starring roles on series. Visit the videos page to watch some clips!

“It’s hard to describe why I love acting. I’ve always had two sides to my personality – on the one hand I love logic and math and puzzles, and on the other, I just love to entertain people. I have an instinct to tell human stories with the belief that somehow we understand ourselves better when we see someone projected up on a screen, someone who is saying things we’ve said and feeling what we’ve felt. I also do it because it feeds an instinct that I have to share something. And boy, there’s nothing like “sharing” with a live audience in theater acting – it’s like dancing for me. There’s a real thrill to it.”

She can be seen this year in Lifetime’s Christmas-y Romantic Comedy, Love at the Christmas Table, alongside Lea Thompson and Dustin Milligan, and in 2013, look for Danica in SyFy’s suspense flick Tasmanian Devils (with Olympian Apolo Ohno).