Boston University is excited to announce a new initiative to prepare middle school and high school mathematics teachers, Boston University's Noyce Scholars Program in Mathematics. With funding from the National Science Foundation and the School of Education and in collaboration with six local school districts and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Noyce Program will train up to 13 graduate students a year to become mathematics teachers — and Noyce scholars receive 100% tuition support. The one-year program leads to a master's degree and initial teacher licensure.

For more information, please visit SED's Noyce page or contact Suzanne Chapin at 617-353-7105 or schapin@bu.edu.