With classrooms across the state and the nation facing a shortage of math and science teachers, a University of Maryland program has received a five-year, $1.1 million grant to support future STEM educators through scholarships, stipends and professional development.
Scholarships for future STEM teachers:
Noyce Scholars Program (secondary STEM only) - Undergraduate students can receive $11,500 (tuition/fees) for up to two years; Graduate students can receive $23,000 for one year
Teaching Fellows for Maryland Scholarship (middle and secondary STEM) - receive tuition/fees, room and board
Meet Zoe, a secondary math education major!
Are you a Maryland-certified secondary science or math teacher looking for an opportunity to support UMD teaching candidates? Read more…
Terrapin Teachers receives a $1M NSF-funded Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Award to support future STEM teachers. Read more…
Terrapin Teachers receives a $5,000 Do Good Institute Award “Game-Based Learning Facilitated by Future Mathematics Teachers.” Read more…
Congratulations Class of 2024!!
Are you a STEM middle or high school teacher looking for a flexible, online full or part-time Masters program that will build on your science knowledge? Check out the Master of Chemical & Life Sciences program.
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4150 Campus Dr, College Park, MD 20740, Room 1108
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