LSU gets $5 Million for Math and Science Teaching Program

Math and science teachers can boost their knowledge and make professional connections through the master of natural sciences degree program at LSU, which just announced a $5 million funding award. The money will provide $20,000 fellowships for 96 master’s degree candidates in the region to take summer and evening classes at LSU over three years starting in 2010. Tuition is waived for teachers who participate in the opportunity, underwritten by the National Science Foundation.

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Marathon's High School Teacher Engineering Awareness Program Now Accepting Applications for 2010

"Engineering Principles in Science and Math Classrooms"

DEADLINE February 1, 2010

Learn how to infuse problem-solving and critical thinking skills in your classroom through creative, hands-on engineering design activities for your students!

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge

June 7-12, 2010

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Earn a $1,000 stipend and receive $200 in materials

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