When are applications due for the NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship Program?

NSF Robert Noyce Teaching Scholarship Program application materials are due by Friday, February 24, 2012

NSF Robert Noyce Summer Internship Program application materials are due by Friday, April 27, 2012

Where are classes held?

This depends upon which program you select to earn your MAT-I:

• NSF TEACH! SouthCoast courses may be held at a variety of sites including the Center for University, School and Community Partnerships (in Fairhaven), on-campus (in Dartmouth), and possibly at our partner schools in the following districts:
  • Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School
  • Fall River Public Schools
  • Global Learning Charter Public School
  • Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School
  • New Bedford Public Schools
  • Wareham Public Schools

• TEACH! UrbanSouth  is a site-based program that holds courses at Brockton High School (nationally recognized!) during the spring and fall semesters.  In the past, summer courses have been held in the Taunton Public Schools. 

• UMD/SEPPCE's Teaching and Learning Department holds courses on both the Dartmouth and Fall River campuses.

What is the timeline for NSF Noyce Scholars to earn their initial license and complete their MAT-I?  When do we start and when would we finish?

This varies for each NSF Noyce Scholar, depending upon the program they select to complete their initial licensure and MAT-I.  Please visit the program's web site below to find more information: 

• NSF TEACH! SouthCoast

• TEACH! UrbanSouth

• UMD/SEPPCE's Teaching and Learning Department (for both Dual Degree and Traditional programs)