Madison West
701 N High Point Rd
Madison, WI 53717
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Elise hails from just outside Minneapolis and is a math major at UW-Madison. As a high school student Elise distinguished herself by graduating with a 4.2 (on a 4.0 scale), receiving her high school’s Math Department Award for being her school’s “top” math student, and earning a National Honors Society Scholarship helping her financially to attend UW. While in high school Elise worked in conjunction with her school’s advanced math teachers to provide tutoring to her peers one hour each school day. Finally, Elise was a starter on the varsity soccer team and worked at Starbucks 10 hours per week. This girl got a lot done!
Elise’s focus at UW is “statistical analysis and risk management”. She plans to have a career in actuarial sciences and while at UW has already successfully completed two of the very challenging professional actuarial exams. She also plans to graduate from college in three years. This young woman gets a lot done!
We are thrilled she has the time to share her love of math and teaching with our students.
Emily is from Brookfield Wisconsin. She graduated from Brookfield H.S. with a perfect 4.0 GPA and a love of chemistry. Emily successfully completed every AP math, chemistry and biology class Brookfield High had to offer.
Emily accepted an ACS-Hach Land Grant scholarship to attend UW-Madison. This scholarship is awarded to UW undergraduates majoring in chemical sciences and that has an expressed interest in teaching high school chemistry after college.
Now working on her masters in Curriculum and Education at UW’s number one in the nation rated school of education, Emily:
Has been a researcher on UW’s ChemLEAP program, studying tools and practices to facilitate learning of chemistry in school
Was hired by UW’s Chemistry department as a private chemistry tutor working with UW undergraduates studying chemistry
Was a tutor within UW’s Athletic Dept. providing math/chemistry support to UW’s scholarship athletes
Participated in the “Badger College Educational Assistant Program” which enabled her to assist in several Madison area high and middle school classrooms while an undergraduate
Emily’s extensive tutoring / teaching experience and love of teaching has made her an outstanding Mathnasium tutor.
Caleb is from Madison and has worked part time at Mathnasium as a tutor since he was a junior in high school. Now a sophomore at UW-Madison, Caleb is studying electrical engineering. Caleb graduated Middleton high school with a 4.0 GPA……he is slacking off a bit lately, through his freshman year at UW- Madison he only has a 3.98 GPA.
Caleb’s academic achievements have earned him several scholarships including; Kemper Knapp National Merit, Richardson Engineering and National Merit.
Caleb’s natural ability to teach and connect with students has been noticed by many Mathnasium participants…..it is often the case that when students come into the Learning Center they immediately ask “is Caleb working today?” When asked “why are you so good at tutoring” Caleb’s general reply is that “it just comes naturally.” That is a really good explanation, especially given the fact that Caleb’s father is a full professor and researcher of mechanical engineering at UW…..the apple does not fall far from the tree.
Matthew is from Grayslake, IL and is currently enrolled at UW-Madison, working toward his under graduate degree in physics.
As a high school student Matthew was a varsity tennis player and the founder of his school’s chess club.
While a high school upper classman Matthew’s love of math and science attracted him to a job as a tutor at a Mathnasium location in Chicago. That is when Matthew discovered his fascination with different learning styles and his love of hearing students say “I get it now!”
Matthew now devotes his free time to tutoring at Mathnasiums of Madison. When he is not at Mathnasium, Matthew expands his learning as a member of a research team at UW’s Physic Department’s Plasma Research Group. Matthew’s fascination researching “the fourth state of matter” has him planning to attend graduate school to pursue a graduate degree in physics.
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