The Colorado College Noyce Scholarship Program (CCNSP) is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The program provides stipends and scholarships for students in science, mathematics, and technology fields to pursue a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree. The program is ending on August 30, 2021. If you have questions regarding funding availability, contact Mike Taber (mrtaber@coloradocollege.edu).

The Colorado College Noyce Scholarship Program (CCNSP)

for students majoring or intending to major in mathematics or sciences with the aspiration to become a teacher in a Title I school

The Colorado College Noyce Scholarship Program is a partnership between the Colorado College, the Catamount Institute, and Colorado Springs School District 11. The main goal of the program is to increase the number of highly-trained K-12 science and mathematics teachers graduating from the Master of Arts in Teaching program who teach in high-needs schools. CCNSP provides scholarships and research fellowships for Colorado College students in STEM fields who want to become teachers.

If you are interested in become a Noyce Scholar, please contact Deb Mortensen (dmortenson@coloradocollege.edu) or Mike Taber (mrtaber@coloradocollege.edu).

Noyce Fellows

We also have funds for students at all levels (first year through senior) to become a Noyce Fellow. Noyce fellows work on education related projects, including research and early field experiences. Fellows earn paid stipends during the Spring and Summer months. Summer stipends are as much as $5,000. If you are interested in becoming a Noyce Fellow with a desire to work on education projects, contact Deb Mortensen (dmortenson@coloradocollege.edu) or Mike Taber (mrtaber@coloradocollege.edu).