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Dates: January 2010 (Interterm)
Place: Public schools in the Northampton area
Description: Have you ever thought about teaching science? Would you like to help enhance science education in the local schools? There is a new paid fellowship opportunity during Interterm that will offer both. The model for the new program places up to five teams of two Smith undergraduates in local schools to deliver one or more activities that they have developed in consultation with the K-12 host teacher, a Smith College faculty or staff content advisor, and the Science Center Educational Outreach Coordinator.
To apply: For the Science Teaching Fellowship flyer, click here. For an application form, click here. Application deadline is Friday, November 20th, at noon.
For information: There will be a brief informational meeting on November 12th in McConnell B15 from 12:15 to 12:45. Feel free to bring your lunch. If you are unable to attend the meeting, contact Tom Gralinski, Science Outreach Coordinator, at 413.585.3932 or tgralins@smith.edu.
Dates: January 2010 (Interterm)
Place: Public schools in Springfield, New York City, Chicago, Boston
Description: Smith students can apply for a fellowship to volunteer during J-term in an urban public school classroom.
To apply: For the Urban Education Initiative flyer, click here. For an application form, click here. Application deadline is Friday, October 16th, at noon.
For information: Contact the Office of Educational Outreach, 413.585.3060 or edoutreach@smith.edu. An informational meeting will be held on October 9, 12:15-12:45 p.m., in Clark Hall 306. Feel free to bring your lunch.
Dates: July 4-31, 2010
Place: Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts
Description: Since 1990, nearly 1,600 girls representing 44 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 50 foreign countries have participated in the SSEP. After the program, girls report that they return to high school better prepared to tackle tough science courses, and better informed about what to expect in college. Participants in the program are taught by Smith faculty, live in a college house alongside Smith undergraduate interns, and have access to all campus facilities. Research courses include investigations in architecture, astronomy, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, computer engineering, women's health, and writing.
For information: See the SSEP website (www.smith.edu/ssep); inquiries may be directed to the Office of Educational Outreach, 413.585.3060 or edoutreach@smith.edu.
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