In collaboration with the Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service, the GW Noyce Scholarship program provides opportunities for students to immerse themselves in service learning through a variety of first-hand experiences in projects focused on high-need populations. The Noyce program also provides stipends for students to work on service projects and earn service learning credits. Students in the Noyce program learn innovative methods for teaching and learning that will benefit their own education at GW and beyond. Opportunities for students vary from volunteering, stipends for service-learning projects, to scholarships. The Noyce program is dedicated to promoting careers in STEM education.
The GW Noyce Scholarship program has a focus on training students who are in STEM concentrations to become teachers in high-need secondary schools after graduation from GW. Scholarships up to $20,000 per year will be available for juniors and seniors admitted into the GW Noyce program.
Scholarship Application Deadlines:
Spring 2019: October 15, 2018
Fall 2019: March 1, 2019
For more information, please contact Dr. Larry Medsker at lrm@gwu.edu
