Inspiring, Attracting, Equipping, Supporting, Sustaining
K-12 STEM (science, technology, engineering & mathematics) Teachers

Become a STEM Teacher in Woodburn

   Want to become a middle or high school science or math teacher as part of an innovative MAT math/science cohort located in Woodburn, one of Oregon's fastest growing and most diverse communities? $15K-$20K National Science Foundation Pacific Noyce scholarships available. ESOL endorsement included seamlessly in program

Next cohort starts June 24, 2013. Apply now. Deadline: April 30 or until program fills. Download PDF Woodburn STEM brochure. and contact us at teach@pacificu.edu

Become a Pacific Robert Noyce Scholar

   Want to become a middle or high school science or math teacher in high-needs schools in Oregon and beyond? The Pacific Robert Noyce Scholarship program offers $15K scholarships to the Pacific Master of Arts in Teaching program offered in Forest Grove, Woodburn, and Eugene campuses. Funded by the National Science Foundation Grant No. DUE 0934599. Download PDF Noyce Scholarship Flyer

Woodburn STEM Partnership

   WSP is a two-year project involving the Pacific University College of Education, University of Oregon Department of Physics, and thirty Woodburn school district teachers and administrators, working together to enhance the STEM literacy of over 900 Woodburn students. Funded by a Title IIA University Schools Partnership grant.

Events

   See schedule and history of STEM-education events hosted by Pacific STEM Teaching Pathways.

For More Information

Contact Person (Forest Grove): Dr. Kevin Carr, Professor of Science Education
Pacific University College of Education
Email: kcarr@pacificu.edu
Phone: 503-352-1443

Contact Person (Forest Grove): Dr. Juliet Brosing, Professor of Physics (Robert Noyce Scholarship Program)
Pacific University Department of Physics
Email: brosingj@pacificu.edu
Phone: 503-352-2840

Contact Person (Eugene and Forest Grove): Diana Watkins
Assistant Director of Graduate & Professional Admissions
Pacific University College of Education
Email: teach@pacificu.edu
Phone: 503-352-1435