AT&T Contributes $500,000 for UTeach Program to Train Math and Science Teachers
AT&T has contributed $500,000 to support NMSI's highly regarded UTeach program to train math and science teachers on five university campuses.
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The National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) and the teacher training organization Laying the Foundation (LTF) merged at the end of 2011, putting in place a seamless system for preparing middle school and high school students to succeed in Pre-AP and AP courses in the critical fields of math and science. Learn More About LTF |
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Video: Why UTeach? 2011 UTeach Institute - NMSI Conference
Students, graduates, faculty and staff from UTeach programs across the country were joined by national leaders in STEM education during the 2011 UTeach Institute - National Math & Science...01.25.2012
Forty Future Leaders Recognized in Prestigious U.S. Science Competition
Intel Press Release - Forty future leaders were recognized as finalists in the Intel Science Talent Search 2012, a program of Society for Science & the Public. From alternative energy solutions... View More Blog PostsNMSI In The News
01.25.2012
Laying the Foundation Announces Plans to Participate in First National Day around Digital Learning
DALLAS, TEXAS – Laying the Foundation (LTF), a teacher professional development program, is pleased to announce its participation in the first-ever Digital Learning Day campaign. This national...01.25.2012
National Math and Science Initiative Appoints O’Donnell Foundation Executive to Board of Directors
DALLAS– The National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) has announced the appointment of Carolyn Bacon Dickson, Executive Director of the O’Donnell Foundation in Dallas, as the newest... View More NMSI NewsHow You Can Help
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