Tuesday, June 18th 2024
9am - 1pm
The Hoosier STEM Academy is a partnership among Ball State University , IUPUI and Purdue University whose goal is to address a teacher shortage in Indiana in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. The academy offers two programs: one for STEM professionals planning to transition to teaching and one for already-licensed teachers who wish to take graduate-level STEM courses to complete their credential to teach dual-credit courses at Indiana high schools.
Provides stipends for current STEM undergraduates who aspire to be Indiana secondary STEM educators through a 18 credit hour teaching degree with a 3 year teaching commitment in qualifying Indiana Schools. Application due dates vary, please contact director for further details.
Take courses that will let you teach dual-credit STEM classes in underserved Indiana schools or take courses leading to the Indiana Elementary Mathematics Specialist license. Receive a $1,500 stipend for each course taken.
You will need to apply to the fellows program or the teachers program and meet the admissions standards of and apply through one of the three universities: Ball State University, Purdue University, or IUPUI.
Think you might be interested in one of our programs but want to learn a little bit more? Please call or email our director!
Kizmin M. JonesTeachers College, Room 830
765-285-5397