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Undergraduate

Secondary Mathematics Noyce Scholarship

What We Do:

The Penn State Secondary Mathematics Noyce Scholarship Program is a competitive program that trains students to be successful secondary math teachers in high-needs schools.  It is funded by a $1 million National Science Foundation grant and provides scholarships to eligible students who agree to teach in a high-needs school after attaining their degree.

 

Who Is Eligible?

  • Students enrolled as double-majors in mathematics and secondary mathematics education

OR

  • Students enrolled in the mathematics and secondary mathematics education IUG program

For more information, contact Dr. Gina Foletta, project director at gmf17@psu.edu.

 

Noyce Scholars Receive:

Up to $19,000 per year for two years*

Specialized training in teaching in high-needs schools

Field experience in rural and urban high-needs schools

Multiple mentors including College of Education alumni and faculty, and current teachers

*Scholarships will be awarded as forgivable loans.  Scholars must commit to two years of teaching in a high-needs urban or rural school for each year of support, a total of four years.

 

Apply during your Sophomore year!