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Master of Arts in Teaching Fellowship

Dollar Amount: Up to $20,000
Deadline: February 28th, 2017
Sponsor: University of the District of Columbia
Award Type: Scholarship Money
Contact Person: Briana Welllman
Email: briana.wellman@udc.edu
Majors Targeted:
Teacher Education
Posted By: Briana Wellman on 01/21/2017

  
The Master of Arts in Teaching program is looking for qualified undergraduate students and professionals who are interested in teaching middle school science.

The program offers
- $20,000 to pursue a graduate degree (M.A.T.)
- $10,000 Teaching Fellowship, in addition to your teaching salary, each year you work in a high need middle school classroom (up to 4 years)

You are eligible for the fellowship if you
1. earned an undergraduate degree in Engineering, or any natural science
2. have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better
3. pass the Praxis Core exam (Reading, Writing and Math)
4. are a citizen or permanent resident of the US
5. are a woman, a minority population in the sciences, or person with a disability
6. apply and are admitted to the University of the District of Columbia graduate school
Scholarship/Grant Site: https://goo.gl/Q5rPLg
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