NSF Teaching Fellows
The National Science Foundation (NSF) Teaching Fellowship Program, funded through NSF’s Noyce Program, is an opportunity for graduate students in the Master of Science in Teaching program beginning their teaching career as a science and/or mathematics teacher at a middle school or high school in Maine.
THE PROGRAM
The goal of this program is to build a strong community of new science and mathematics teachers, along with experienced leading teachers who serve as mentors. This community meets regularly to share achievements and challenges of teaching STEM disciplines and works together to hone their craft of teaching in self-selected areas. This program supports early teachers in making a successful transition from pre-service teacher to teacher. In the later years of the program, these new teachers will have access to leadership training opportunities.
COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Ken Akiha
Mia Callahan
Grace Coffe
Erin Doran
Jennifer Dunham
Billy Ferm
Katie Flavin
Cameron Fudge
Gabrielle Holt
Nick Innis
Justin Lewin
Reilly Romanoski
David Rondeau
Chrissy Siddons
Lauren Swalec
Emma Toth
Betsy Trenckmann
Stephanie Virgilio
Joe Walter
Isaac Walton
Sam Ward
