Spelman STEM Teacher Education Pipeline (SSTEP)

Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Attention Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics Majors

If you click on RSVP, we will keep you updated about the information session.

Here's the application form for pre-UTA (Deadline Friday 9/25): http://goo.gl/forms/H4fDDFaiHU  

 



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Our summer program was publicized on Spelman Connection !

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The goal of this proposed Capacity Building Project is to create an “Exposure, Exploration, Engagement, and Educator-preparation” pipeline for recruiting STEM majors to pursue a career in teaching STEM courses at the secondary level. The components involved in creating this pipeline would involve: 1) informational sessions and workshops describing STEM education and research in STEM education, 2) an undergraduate teaching assistant position (UTA), and 3) a STEM Undergraduate Research Educator (SURE) summer program.
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