"Noyce has enabled me to be the most prepared teacher that I could possibly be walking into the classroom my first year. "
Financial Support
Noyce Scholars receive a $20,000 scholarship to complete the year-long MA + Teaching License program at CU Denver's School of Education and Human Development. Once they finish their licensure program, Scholars complete two years of teaching in a high need district.
Additional Support
Noyce Scholars benefit from the additional support and guidance. The Noyce Program provides coaching and feedback, cultivates a supportive community among Scholars, and advocates for Scholars before and during the teaching internships. Noyce provides invaluable resources during your program and beyond.
Learning Opportunities
All Noyce Scholars participate in professional development and can be reimbursed for relevant trainings to develop their skills. Noyce Scholars may also participate in additional learning opportunities, including our annual Summer Symposium, single day workshops, and national or local conferences.
"Involvement in the Noyce program has created so many opportunities that would not have been possible without the provided personal and financial support." - Anna