Are you interested in hosting a scientist in your classroom? The CASE GK-12 program brings science graduate students into K-12 classrooms for ~10 hours per week (5 if two teachers share a fellow) over the course of the school year. Graduate fellows teach scientific methods and concepts in many climate-science related areas, such as plant and animal adaptations, genetics, invasive species, global change, and others.  We encourage teachers with a range of science expertise to apply, from novice to expert. A stipend is provided.

Information sessions will be held in March.  We will be accepting teacher applications for the 2013-2014 school year on March 1, 2013. Click here to download an application. Completed applications should be submitted to Tiffany DeRuyter (tlderuyter@alaska.edu) no later than 5 PM, Friday, April 12, 2013. 

Are you interested in enhancing your teaching skills?  Do you want to learn more about communicating science to the public?  We encourage you to think about becoming a CASE GK-12 graduate fellow. Fellows receive training in teaching methods and science communication, then go on to work in K-12 classrooms. Fellows are eligible for tuition waivers and a competitive 12-month stipend.

We are now accepting applications for graduate fellows for the 2013-2014 school year.  Applications are due November 2nd. Click here for an application.  Information sessions will be held on October 19, 2012 & October 25, 2012 in the Runcorn room of the Reichardt Building at UAF from 4:00-5:00.

Note: Attendance at our 10-day summer workshop is required for all partner teachers and graduate fellows.