The program is looking for high school STEM teachers who want to develop new teaching materials based on their research to help students relate science and mathematics to energy problems they want to solve. Teacher participants will have professional development opportunities through faculty mentors, lectures and lab tours, as well as team-building activities for an inclusive cohort experience.
The program will run from July 1 - August 9, 2024, and offers a stipend of $6000.
Please follow this link to apply. For best consideration, apply by March 29, 2024. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.
Student participants will have career exploration and professional development opportunities through faculty mentors, lectures and lab tours, as well as team-building activities for an inclusive cohort experience.
The program will run from June 3 - August 9, 2024, and offers a $6000 stipend, as well as limited travel support to and from College Park, MD.
Applicants should have completed one to three years of college work and completed at least one semester of college chemistry, physics and calculus. For some projects, programming experience is desirable. Applications from students at community colleges and small colleges are welcome. Students majoring in chemistry and physics as well engineering are encouraged to apply.
Please follow this link to apply. For best consideration, apply by February 16, 2024. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.
