UAF Students
CASE (Changing Alaska Science Education) GK-12 program
Are you a science graduate student 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 will be accepting applications for graduate fellows for the 2013-2014 school year in October of 2012. 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.
Click here for more information about the CASE GK-12 program.
The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program
ANSEP is a University of Alaska academic program offered at UAF and UAA (where the program started). ANSEP is focused on creating new professionals in science, engineering and mathematics among indigenous students, although others interested in these subject areas are welcome to join. Click here to learn more about ANSEP.
Communicating Science Course
Not sure if you want to commit to a full year of fellowship, but still interested in improving your teaching skills and reaching K-12 students? Consider signing up for BIOL/MSL 694, Communicating Science (open to graduate students and advanced undergraduates with permission).