2010-2011 Scholarship Recipients - College of Education
2010-2011 Scholarship Recipients - College of Education
2010-2011 Scholarship Recipients - College of Education
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Program<br />
Math <strong>Education</strong><br />
Why are you interested in teaching?<br />
My math teachers were my favorite teachers in middle and<br />
high school. They taught me that I can do anything I set my<br />
mind to. They told me that if I follow my dreams and work<br />
hard, I could succeed. I want to be this kind <strong>of</strong> teacher. My<br />
goal in life is to make a difference. I can‘t think <strong>of</strong> a better way<br />
to make a difference than to become a teacher.<br />
Ashley Kimball<br />
Math/Science/Foreign<br />
Language <strong>Scholarship</strong><br />
and<br />
Milan S. Papulak Memorial<br />
<strong>Scholarship</strong> Fund<br />
How will receiving these scholarships benefit you?<br />
These scholarships make a world <strong>of</strong> difference! I was very<br />
worried about being able to pay for my last year <strong>of</strong> school. I<br />
know that during my cohort year I will have limited time to<br />
work. The scholarships will help a lot with this stress so that I<br />
will be able to better focus on my schooling and student<br />
teaching.<br />
About Ashley<br />
Ashley loves math and has always wanted to teach. Last<br />
summer, she participated in a program on a Navajo reservation<br />
that linked math and culture.
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