Proposed Legislation on Science and Education
Posted on March 3, 2006 Comments (1)
“Protecting America’s Competitive Edge” Legislation Proposal
Proposals include:
- Each year, up to 10,000 bright students would receive a 4-year scholarship to earn a bachelor’s degree in science, engineering or math, while concurrently earning teacher certification. In exchange for these scholarships, they would be expected to serve for at least four years as a math or science teacher.
- Each year, up to 25,000 bright young Americans would receive a 4-year competitive scholarship to earn a bachelor’s degree in science, engineering or math, so that our brightest students pursue studies in these fields which are so critical to our economic growth. Up to 5,000 students who have already earned their bachelor’s degree, would compete to receive graduate research fellowships to cover education costs and provide a stipend.
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Categories: Education, Fellowships, Scholarships, K-12, Science, Universities
Tags: fellowships, government, legislation, scholarships, Students, university, USA
Categories: Education, Fellowships, Scholarships, K-12, Science, Universities
Tags: fellowships, government, legislation, scholarships, Students, university, USA
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May 15th, 2006 @ 6:38 pm
establishes the Graduate Scholar Awards in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (GSA-STEM) program at the National Science Foundation (NSF). GSA-STEM is a graduate fellowship program providing 5000 new fellowships per year and modeled on the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship program…