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    Gabriella Dalton is applying for a year-round internship as a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory. She is a sophomore at the University of New Mexico pursuing dual degrees in Applied Mathematics and Spanish with a 3.94 GPA. After earning her bachelor's degrees, she plans to obtain a master's and PhD in Applied Mathematics and research problem solving, critical thinking, and cognitive recognition of non-native English speaking students in mathematics. As a math tutor, she has experience presenting mathematical concepts and researching scholarships relating to mathematics instruction and cultural diversity. She believes this internship will provide her with tools to become a researcher in a field she is passionate about.

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    Gabriella Dalton is applying for a year-round internship as a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory. She is a sophomore at the University of New Mexico pursuing dual degrees in Applied Mathematics and Spanish with a 3.94 GPA. After earning her bachelor's degrees, she plans to obtain a master's and PhD in Applied Mathematics and research problem solving, critical thinking, and cognitive recognition of non-native English speaking students in mathematics. As a math tutor, she has experience presenting mathematical concepts and researching scholarships relating to mathematics instruction and cultural diversity. She believes this internship will provide her with tools to become a researcher in a field she is passionate about.

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    Gabriella Dalton is applying for a year-round internship as a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory. She is a sophomore at the University of New Mexico pursuing dual degrees in Applied Mathematics and Spanish with a 3.94 GPA. After earning her bachelor's degrees, she plans to obtain a master's and PhD in Applied Mathematics and research problem solving, critical thinking, and cognitive recognition of non-native English speaking students in mathematics. As a math tutor, she has experience presenting mathematical concepts and researching scholarships relating to mathematics instruction and cultural diversity. She believes this internship will provide her with tools to become a researcher in a field she is passionate about.

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    Gabriella Dalton is applying for a year-round internship as a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory. She is a sophomore at the University of New Mexico pursuing dual degrees in Applied Mathematics and Spanish with a 3.94 GPA. After earning her bachelor's degrees, she plans to obtain a master's and PhD in Applied Mathematics and research problem solving, critical thinking, and cognitive recognition of non-native English speaking students in mathematics. As a math tutor, she has experience presenting mathematical concepts and researching scholarships relating to mathematics instruction and cultural diversity. She believes this internship will provide her with tools to become a researcher in a field she is passionate about.

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    6 March 2016

    Gabriella Dalton
    P.O. Box 6171
    Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502
    Los Alamos National Laboratory
    Bikini Atoll Rd., SM 30
    Los Alamos, NM 87545
    To Whom it May Concern:
    My name is Gabriella M. Dalton and I am a sophomore at the University of New Mexico
    pursuing dual Bachelors degrees in Applied Mathematics and Spanish where I have maintained
    a cumulative GPA of 3.94. After I earn my Bachelor's degrees in the spring of 2018, I will pursue
    a Masters degree and a subsequent PhD in Applied Mathematics. After, I plan to research
    problem solving, critical thinking, and cognitive recognition of non-native English speaking
    students in mathematics exposure. I am applying for the year-round internship as a researcher,
    which I found online through your website.
    To better prepare myself for research and succeeding student support, I am a mathematics tutor at
    the Center for Academic Program Support (CAPS) on the Science, Technology, Engineering, and
    Mathematics (STEM) team. Last semester, the STEM tutoring team provided academic support
    to over 2,500 unique students at UNM. In this incredibly busy position, I have learned the
    importance of clear and concise communication within the field of mathematics while also
    taking accountability for my own methods of communication. Providing students with academic
    support has taught me a skillset to better interact with students, instilled my passion for
    mathematics, and has further sparked my interest in the way students think, dissect, and perform
    computations. I plan to use these skills and passions to become a Mathematics Professor who
    specializes in problem solving, critical thinking, and cognitive recognition of non-native English
    speaking students when exposed to mathematical language. My career will be used to illustrate
    the beauty and opportunity for bilingual, non-native speaking students and fluency in
    mathematics as its language.
    As a Math Tutor at the Center for Academic Program Support, I have developed hands-on skills
    presenting mathematic concepts, developing new cognitive methods, and researching
    scholarships relating to mathematical content, instructional methods, cultural diversity, and the
    applications for native Spanish speakers. I am thrilled to continue my education because I have
    only dipped my toes into the beauty and joint possibilities of mathematics and bilingualism
    within mathematics. Working, as a tutor for CAPS has been extremely beneficial and moving
    forward I plan to explore my research interests through an internship program like the Los
    Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).
    LANL is an essential part of the Los Alamos community and to New Mexico as a whole, and the
    opportunity to become an intern for your team of professional researchers would provide me
    with the tools necessary to become a researcher in a field I am passionate about. I believe this
    opportunity would be mutually beneficial as I posses many of the qualifications necessary for the

    job listing criteria. I appreciate the opportunity to apply for this wonderful position and I look
    forward to hearing from you with any further questions or inquiries you may have. Attached you
    will find my resume and all required documentation.
    Sincerely,
    Gabriella M. Dalton
    (505) 670-2063
    gdalton@unm.edu.

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