Download ATEEC Fellows Application
Applications due by January 15, 2011.
The ATEEC Fellows Institute is offered under a grant by the National Science Foundation and is developed through a partnership of the University of Northern Iowa, Eastern Iowa Community College District, and the Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE). High school and two-year college science, math, and technology teachers from across the U.S. are invited to apply.
Up to twenty (20) teachers will be selected to attend, with the following expenses covered: travel, lodging, study materials, and tuition.* Fellows will be responsible for costs associated with meals and other incidental expenses.
2011 Institute Theme
Bioremediation - Can the environment clean itself?
ATEEC Fellows Outcomes
Participants will examine current knowledge and practice in this field and identify emerging trends. Based on their examination of the theme, the 2011 ATEEC Fellows will design problem-based educational activities that emphasize opportunities for student learning not only globally but also within the context of their communities. The activities, which will support national science, math, and technology education standards, will be offered as free downloads to all teachers via www.ateec.org.
UNI students at the Lake Itasca headwaters of the Mississippi River(University of Northern Iowa, 2010)
Cabins at the Itasca Biological Station (Itasca Biological Station, 2010)
ATEEC Fellows Institute Contacts
Please note that late or incomplete applications may not receive full consideration. Contact Diane Gere (diane.gere@gmail.com or dgere@eicc.edu) with questions about the application process.
For inquiries about Fellows Institute content and processes, contact Professor Maureen Clayton at maureen.clayton@uni.edu.
*Two graduate credits
(Note: The University of Northern Iowa can only award graduate credit to Fellows who have an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution.)
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