Sentences with phrase «teaching fellowship»

HGSE also has Research Assistantships or Teaching Fellowships for which international Ed.D. students may be eligible to apply during the course of their program.

Prior to Roxbury Prep, Mr. Austin received a two - year teaching fellowship at The Steppingstone Foundation.

In 2007, Indiana adopted a new teaching fellowship program, established by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, to recruit professionals with STEM expertise.

He joined AVIM after a 3 year teaching fellowship with the Royal College of Veterinary Medicine in London, England.

One of my favorite programs to work on at Uncommon Schools was their summer teaching fellowship with diverse college juniors, many of whom were Uncommon alumni.

The Hechinger Report A New Orleans summer teaching fellowship is wooing young black teachers — but is it enough?

She is a tenured professor of creative writing and sociology, a recipient of The Loft's 2014 Excellence in Teaching fellowship, and leads interactive writing workshops all over the world.

Admitted students receive a multi-year funding package that includes tuition, fees, stipend, and a combination of teaching fellowships and research assistantships.

An integrative teaching fellowship places Ph.D. students as teaching assistants in the divinity courses, such as field education, the global immersion travel seminar and the capstone senior project, that ask ministry students to bring together multiple disciplines to answer questions of ministerial practice.

Collins: KSTF has awarded 162 teaching fellowships since 2002.

The foundations programs include the KSTF Teaching Fellowships and the KSTF Research Fellowships for doctoral level researchers.

Clearly, India's many teaching fellowships are also not designed to lure teachers in for a lifetime or long term career, they are only (very) short - term solutions.

Denver has led the state in efforts to increase the diversity of its teaching force through alternative pipelines and innovative teaching fellowships, but these pathways are not enough.

KIPP teaching fellowships and residencies provide aspiring teachers with the professional development, mentorship, and classroom experience they need before leading a classroom of their own.

After completing an AmeriCorps teaching fellowship, Burgos spent over a decade serving public school students in Brooklyn, New York as a teacher and school leader.

In 1984, he received his BA from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and after several teaching fellowships, received his MFA in Painting from Yale University School of Art in 1989.

About the Douglas A. Garofalo Fellowship Named in honor of architect and educator Doug Garofalo (1958 — 2011), this nine - month teaching fellowship — supported with a grant from the Graham Foundation — provides emerging designers the opportunity to teach studio and seminar courses in the undergraduate and graduate programs and conduct independent design research.

If you're interested in teaching instead of toiling, check out this extensive compilation of law teaching fellowships posted at Tax Prof Blog.

I'll likely finish the series by responding to some of your comments and by offering some reflections on doing an LRW teaching fellowship on the way to getting a tenure - track doctrinal teaching gig.

In light of last spring's passage of the historic Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act — which enhances student loan forgiveness programs for those who enter public service, similar to what is already done for new doctors willing to work in urban hospitals — the recent study of California's teaching fellowship program could cast considerable light on the value - added benefits of utilizing bonus pay to attract new talent to troubled schools.

In 1957 Benkert began a two - year teaching fellowship in studio art at Oberlin College while working toward a Master's degree.

Related: A New Orleans summer teaching fellowship is wooing young black teachers — but is it enough?

I was driving toward a new job, a one - year teaching fellowship at a small college in Swannanoa, North Carolina.

While she was a student there, she met E. O. Wilson, the Harvard entomologist, who offered her a teaching fellowship for his undergraduate course on evolutionary biology.

The Office of Academic Services helps appoint Ed.D. students to research assistantships and / or teaching fellowships at HGSE.

Ms. Anjos recently completed a teaching fellowship program at Neighborhood House Charter School in Dorchester.

Prior to joining Brooke, Ms. Cueva completed a teaching fellowship with Generation Teach in Boston.

Mr. Francés Vázquez received the National Science Foundation's Bridge to Teaching fellowship to pursue his Master in Curriculum and Instruction from Arizona State University.

«It has been so disheartening for me to tell my younger friends «yeah, I got a teaching fellowship — but you can't get one, sorry.

Before starting Grub Street, Eve attended Boston University's Writing program on a teaching fellowship, farmed in Oregon, ran an international bookstore in Prague and graduated Phi Beta Kappa with awards for academic excellence in Philosophy and Religion from Colgate University.

Before starting GrubStreet, she attended Boston University's Writing program on a teaching fellowship, farmed in Oregon, and ran an international bookstore in Prague.

She earned her BA and MFA and was awarded a teaching fellowship for graduate work, all at Sarah Lawrence.

In 2011 Schiel was awarded a full scholarship and teaching fellowship to The University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Tara Geer was born in Boston, and received from Columbia University both her BA — a double major in Art and Art History, graduating magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa — and her MFA, receiving a teaching fellowship as well as the Louis Sudler Prize for excellence in the arts and the Joan Sovern Prize from Columbia's School of the Arts.

Not surprisingly, however, there's a cost to this type of career change; as Rick Swedloff points out at Concurring Opinions, teaching fellowships, «while by no means poverty - inducing... are not a lucrative proposition:»

She joined the faculty at Family Institute of Westchester following a two - year teaching fellowship.