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The-APS.org > APS Education Online > Minority Programs > Student Fellowships & Awards > K-12 Minority Outreach Fellowship |
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Do you want to...?
If so, consider applying to be an APS K-12 Minority Outreach Fellow. This program seeks to foster communication between minority graduate and postdoctoral students and middle/high school minority life sciences students. Program activities include year-long outreach fellowships for senior graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to visit K-12 classrooms, help conduct teacher professional development workshops, and attend scientific meetings. The fellowship is supported by a grant from the National Institute Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disorders (NIDDK) at the National Institutes of Health (Grant # R13 DK39306). What 2008 Outreach Fellows Do? The 2008 APS-NIDDK K-12 Minority Outreach Fellows make a one-year commitment to the program to:
What Does the 2008 Outreach Fellowship Provide?
Click here for application information.
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K-12 Outreach Fellowship
Contact
Marsha Matyas, Ph.D.
Director of Education 301-634-7132 Brooke Bruthers Office Manager 301-634-7226 Janet Jackson Office Assistant 301-634-7232
About the Program
The APS K-12 Minority Outreach Fellowship seeks to foster communication between minority graduate and postdoctoral students and middle/high school minority life sciences students. Click here for more>> Application Info All current and past travel fellows and Porter awardees are invited to apply for the fellowship. Click here for more>> Awardees Click here to view the list of awardees>> Biographies (Forthcoming) Click here for more>> Program Impacts (Forthcoming!) Click here for more>> To Learn More>> |
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