Your Gateway to UnlimitedOpportunities

for Personal Success.

Your Gateway to UnlimitedOpportunities

for Personal Success.

Langston University is widely known in Oklahoma for its production of highly diverse STEM professionals. Through a Robert Noyce STEM Teacher Scholarship program funded by the National Science Foundation, Langston is now poised to increase its production of new STEM teachers who excel in STEM core content knowledge, and whose skill sets support high quali-ty learning experiences for their students. Langston’s relatively small size, closely knit faculty-student relationships, and historical contribution to the education of students all contribute to an environment that supports successful outcomes for our students. Our Noyce program’s focus is to help you successfully complete your undergraduate degree in a STEM major and as a licensed STEM secondary teacher. We have a vested interest in your success, and will assist you at every step in the process. The absence of a signi cant number of active high achieving, diverse, and caring STEM teachers cre-ates a knowledge vacuum among students that is di cult to overcome. We at Langston know the im-pact rsthand. However, we know that Langston scholars are great achievers, and through this Noyce program, you are poised to become the solution to the problem. See you on campus.

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John K. Coleman, Ph.D. Chairman, Dept. of Physical Sciences

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For students majoring in

Science • Technology • Engineering • Mathematics

Langston University Langston, Oklahoma

The RNTS program offers scholarships of up to

Email: Yolanda.d.alexander@occc.edu

What a Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship

Can do for you!Eligibility Requirements

RNTS Scholarships

Langston University's Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship (RNTS) program for STEM will recruit, prepare, and supportstudents pursuing baccalureate degrees in a STEM disciplineto simultaneously complete requirements to obtain teachercertification in Oklahoma.

This project is responsive to both the national andlocal shortage of outstanding STEM secondary teachersand to the need to diversify the teaching workforce to takeadvantage of the richness that this country offers. This project is a collaboration between Langston University (LU) and Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC).

Langston University is an integral part of the force that will en-able us to understand our universe and improve our worldthrough excellence in education, insight and invention. New minds, new energy, and new vision will create new solutions.

$10,000 annually,

Here are the tangibles that we provide:

• Scholarships up to $10,000 annually• Field Research opportunities Coaching and other assistance for required state •

teacher licensure tests• Standardized testingMentoring from instructors as well as peers •

• Tutoring and other preparations for success• Well trained faculty with the latest protocols for STEM instruction• Developmental Stipends up to $3,000 annually

Introduction to CPR-L, a teaching and learningprocess aimed at improving retention of information and enhancing problem solving

STEM Digital Village (SDV)

SDV is a website aimed towards former and current STEM scholars, including new STEM

certification in STEM disciplines.

Current LU, OCCC and eligible students from other institutions

Science• U.S. Citizen,• 60+ completed credit hours• Overall 3.0 GPA • Completed application received by deadline date

Developmental Stipends LU and OCCC freshmen and sophomores

Scholars who are interested in becoming future STEM teachersmay apply for developmental stipends and earn up to $3,000/yras a STEM tutor or research/lab assistant.

• Must be a full time LU or OCCC student in a STEM related area

• US Citizen

How to Apply, contact:

LU: Robert Noyce STEM Teacher Program Dr. Lila K. Peal Ph. (405) 466-3566; Fx: 405-466-3638

Email: lkpeal@langston.edu

OCCC: Yolanda Alexander Ph. (405) 682-1611 ext. 7225

Application Deadline: APRIL 15 FOR THE FOLLOWING FALL SEMESTERThis program is sponsored by the National Science

Foundation.

mentoring, tutoring,licensure preparation services, and field researchinternships.

Through the RNTS program, we will increase the number of excellent diverse STEM teachers in Oklahoma. As a result, wewill increase the number of role models who willchallenge youth to pursuethese disciplines.

Our RNTS program can help solve many of the issues that separate you from your dreams. A lack of money and a fear of failure are often at the top of the list of issues that prevent many from pursuing academic goals and making a difference in the world in which we live. We have anticipated these barriers and constructed a process that presents an opportunity for your personal success.

Talk to your counselors today about how you can join us.

teachers. Its aim is to provide a Learning Communitywhere LU's STEM scholars can share knowledge andexperiences, mentor others and receive mentoring,obtain any information related to Langston's STEM activities,and connect with other STEM majors worldwide.

Website: www.stemdigitalvillage.com/stem/noyce

Enrolled, or plan to enroll, as a full time LU student majoringin Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Technology or Computer

Scholarships (up to $10,000/year) are awarded to incomingand current juniors and seniors who plan to pursue teacher

• High School GPA of 3.0 or ACT score of 22+