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Sessions run June 5th - July 14th
Nationwide there is a serious shortage of well-qualified secondary STEM educators. Through the support of the NSF Robert Noyce STEM Teacher Scholarship and Stipends Program (NSF 2151027) Metropolitan State University of Denver, a leader in the preparation of teachers and education of all students in Colorado, provides equitable STEM teaching and learning through innovative curricula and comprehensive support services to recruit and prepare STEM majors to teach in grades 7-12.
U۰R STEM focuses on increasing the number of highly qualified secondary STEM educators through the scholarship program. Providing scholars with transformative pre-service clinical experiences and in-service educator professional development, tailored recruitment, and retention to graduation of students into STEM and STEM teaching. Through multiple pathways, the program attracts and is designed to prepare educators to meet the needs of metro Denver and Colorado.
Principal Investigator
Associate Professor of Secondary Education - STEM Education
[email protected] 303-615-0644Co-Principal Investigator
Assistant Professor of Secondary Education - EDS Secondary Education
[email protected] 303-605-7933Professor of Mathematics
Mathematics Education Advisor
[email protected] 303-615-0759Program Manager
Center for Advanced STEM Education
[email protected] 303-615-0294Office Location:
Science Building Room 1051
Mailing Address:
MSU Denver
Center for Advanced STEM Education
Campus Box 24
P.O. Box 173372
Denver, CO 80217-3362