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Math for America DC

washington, DC
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www.mathforamerica.rog

    • About Us

    Math for America DC (MfA DC) Fellowship Program launched by Carnegie Institution for Science has a mission to improve math education in secondary public schools in Washington, DC. We recruit recent college graduates and mid-career professionals who demonstrate mathematical talent and a strong commitment to service in DC, and are new to the teaching profession. Fellows commit to a 5-year program: during 1st year our fellows receive a scholarship to participate in a Master's Degree program at America University and $22,000 stipend; during 4-teaching years, fellows receive $12,500 supplementary stipends and extensive professional development support. Our online application can be found at: www.mathforamerica.org. Eligibility: degree in math or math related field (applicants must have at least 18 math credits at or above single-variable differential and integral calculus), US Citizenship or Permanent Residency required. We do not offer Internships.

    Math for America DC (MfA DC) Fellowship Program launched by Carnegie Institution for Science has a mission to improve math education in secondary public schools in Washington, DC. We recruit recent college graduates and mid-career professionals who demonstrate mathematical talent and a strong commitment to service in DC, and are new to the teaching profession. Fellows commit to a 5-year program: during 1st year our fellows receive a scholarship to participate in a Master's Degree program at America University and $22,000 stipend; during 4-teaching years, fellows receive $12,500 supplementary stipends and extensive professional development support. Our online application can be found at: www.mathforamerica.org. Eligibility: degree in math or math related field (applicants must have at least 18 math credits at or above single-variable differential and integral calculus), US Citizenship or Permanent Residency required. We do not offer Internships.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Children & Youth
    • Education

    Location

    • 1530 P Street NW, washington, DC 20005, United States
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