[Mathmajors] UW Math & Science Teacher Ed Program info session/ $15, 000 AND $30, 000 Fellowships for Secondary Math & Science TEP

[Brooke Miller]

> The University of Washington College of Education

> Secondary Math & Science Master in Teaching Program Information  

> Session

> Tuesday, April 28th, 5pm,  UW Seattle, Thomson Hall Room 101

>

> Are you interested in learning more about becoming a Math or Science  

> Teacher?

>

> We invite you to attend our Math/Science Master in Teaching  

> Information Open House to learn more about program, faculty, student  

> experience, and specific funding opportunities available for Math or  

> Science Master in Teaching applicants.

>

> Please register for this session here:  https://catalysttools.washington.edu/webq/survey/paulajw/72435 

> .

> For more information, please contact the Office of Student  

> Services:  (206) 543-7834 or email edinfo at u.washington.edu.

> Please see Noyce and Woodrow Wilson Fellowship information below and  

> attached.

>

> $15,000 AND $30,000 FINANCIAL AWARDS FOR TALENTED INDIVIDUALS IN  

> SCIENCE,

> MATHEMATICS, OR ENGINEERING WHO ARE CONSIDERING THE TEACHING  

> PROFESSION.

> The Noyce Teaching Scholars Program and the Leonore Annenberg  

> Teaching Fellowships of the Woodrow Wilson

> Foundation are accepting applications from individuals entering the  

> University of Washington secondary teacher preparation

> program as math or science teachers and intending to teach in local  

> high‐needs schools upon graduation. These programs

> are available to students entering between Spring 2010 and Spring  

> 2012.

>

> Scholars and fellows will engage in a field‐based teacher education  

> program, which integrates academic and clinical

> instruction. University training and support will extend into the  

> early years of teaching in high needs schools, incorporating

> induction and mentoring programs that feature ongoing school‐ 

> University cooperation. Following certification in the Teacher

> Education Program, Noyce Scholars and Leonore Annenberg Teaching  

> Fellows will be expected to teach for at least two years

> in local high‐needs schools.

>

> Prospective applicants should apply simultaneously to the Teacher  

> Education Program and to the Noyce Teaching

> Scholars Program and/or the Leonore Annenberg Teaching Fellowships  

> of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. (Those who have

> already been accepted into the Teacher Education Program need only  

> to complete the supplemental application/s.)

>

>

> Currently accepting applications for Spring 2010.

> The Noyce Scholars Program, funded by the National Science  

> Foundation, provides up to $15,000 of financial support

> to secondary math or science teaching scholars.

>

> • Candidates must have: deep content knowledge in an area of science  

> or mathematics, experiences with

> learners in diverse settings, and a commitment to help all children  

> achieve at high levels.

>

> • Individuals who are already accepted into the UW’s Teacher  

> Education Program are eligible to apply, as are

> individuals still planning to apply for the program’s Spring  

> Quarter 2010 start.

>

> • Priority will be given to those who submit application materials  

> by October 9, 2009.

>

> Noyce Teaching Scholars Program: http://education.washington.edu/funding/noyce/index.html

>

>

> LEONORE ANNENBERG TEACHING FELLOWSHIP OF

> THE WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION

>

> Currently accepting applications for Spring 2010 program start.

> The Leonore Annenberg Teaching Fellowships of the Woodrow Wilson  

> Foundation, funded by the Woodrow Wilson

> National Fellowship Foundation, provides up to $30,000 of financial  

> support to secondary math or science teaching

> applicants.

>

> • Candidates must have: excellent academic records, have completed  

> bachelor’s degrees with an arts and

> sciences discipline major, and be highly motivated to teach.

>

> • The UW accepts rolling applications for the secondary math and  

> science Teacher Education Program.

> However, the deadline to apply for the fellowship and the program is  

> October 9, 2009.

>

> • In order to receive the fellowship, applicants must be accepted  

> and matriculate into the Teacher Education

> Program. Fellowship monies will be dispersed in installments  

> throughout the term of the Masters in Teaching

> program.

>

> Leonore Annenberg Teaching Fellowship: http://education.washington.edu/funding/wwf_info.html

> Teacher Education Program: http://education.washington.edu/areas/tep/


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