Sterling Scholar: Mathematics

Published: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 11:51 p.m. MDT
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Hiram Golze

Skyline High School

Parents: John and Lynette Golze

Taylorsville

I am coaching the Churchill Junior High School Math Team. It has been meaningful to me because it was a junior coach who introduced me to problem-solving when I was in seventh grade. As my skills increased, I desired to coach others as I had been coached. I have learned that it can be difficult to teach students but also very rewarding. It is always fun to watch the looks of surprise on their faces as I teach them a new trick or shortcut. It's especially meaningful to see them take the initiative to learn more math on their own. When they succeed, it becomes all the more rewarding. I love coaching because it helps me to improve my own skills while also instilling a desire in students to achieve their potential.

SCHOLARSHIP: Ranks first out of 444; GPA is 4.0; ACT is 33.

AWARDS AND PROJECTS: Eagle Scout Award; Skyline High Math Team captain; placed 13th nationally in Fall Startup Math Competition; National Merit Scholar; Early acceptance to MIT.

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