IUPUI is Indiana's premier urban research university. The campus enrolls more than 30,000 students in 21 schools and academic units.
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For academic advising in a specific academic program level (i.e., MBA, Master of Library & Information Science, Ph.D. in Biochemistry, etc.), please contact the specific academic program. For general inquiries, please contact the IUPUI Graduate Office
Educational Enhancement Grants
The IUPUI Graduate Student Organization offers financial awards to graduate students seeking funding for presenting papers/posters at national conferences and for expenses related to their graduate research. Application Deadline : February 1, 2010 The GK-12 Urban Educators Program at IUPUI is a partnership between the IUPUI School of Science, the IU School of Medicine, and the Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS). GK-12 Fellows are research graduate students (M.S. or Ph.D.), who dedicate 15 hours per week in nearby school classrooms, grades 6-12, working with a science teacher partner to bring excitement of research into the science classroom or outdoor laboratory. GK-12 Fellows benefit by improving their leadership, communication, and teaching skills, and become more aware of the need for high-quality science education at all levels. Up to eleven GK-12 Fellows and GK-12 Teacher Partners will be selected to work together in the third year of this project, from summer 2010 - summer 2011.
Each GK-12 Fellow (M.S. or Ph.D.) will earn a $30,000 annual graduate stipend for participation in the program, plus a limited tuition/fee waiver and health/dental insurance. GK-12 Fellows will develop age-appropriate, hands-on classroom activities that: * Are broadly related to their own area of graduate research * Are linked to the Indiana Academic Standards, grades 6-12 * Fall into one of two themes relevant to students' lives: * Medicine and Human Health * Discovering the Science of the Environment (DSE) GK-12 Fellows will spend 10 hours per week directly working with students and an additional 5 hours per week with their GK-12 Teacher Partner for planning and preparation, plus attend monthly group GK-12 meetings (15 hours per week total). GK-12 Fellows must be US citizens, nationals, or permanent residents, in good academic standing, with prior TA experience preferred, and receive the written support of their thesis advisor. Doctoral students should have completed their first year. •If there are questions about this program, please contact Dr.
Kathleen Marrs in the School of Science in the School of Science
(kmarrs@iupui.edu) or Dr. Simon Rhodes in the Graduate Division
(274-3441) See http://www.nsfgk12.org/ for more information about the National GK-12 Program, and http://www.gk12-iupui.org/ for the IUPUI / IUSM application for the 2010-2011 school year. TO APPLY: http://www.gk12-iupui.org/ IU and IUSM offer many excellent research and internship programs for high school, pre-med, and medical students. Follow the link below to browse the
listings. SROP offers outstanding IUPUI undergraduates the chance to work closely with faculty in an intensive summer research experience. The program gives students
first-hand exposure to the experiences of graduate school and faculty life.
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GK-12 Urban Educators Program at IUPUI
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