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Project Title: The Carthage Noyce Scholarship Program: A Community Building Approach to Preparing Secondary Science and Math Teachers
Project Institution: Carthage College
Project Category(ies): Track 1: Scholarships and Stipends
Identifying Characteristics: Post-baccalaureate Students, Undergraduates
Discipline Focus: Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics
School District Partner: Kenosha Unified School District
Area(s) Served: Urban
Grades: 6-8, 9-12
Principal Investigator (PI): Julie Dahlstrom
PI Email: jdahlstrom1@carthage.edu
Project URL: https://www.carthage.edu/noyce/
NSF Award Number:  1660620
Contact Name: Julie Dahlstrom
Contact Title: Associate Professor of Physics
Contact Address 1: Carthage College
Contact Address 2: 2001 Alford Park Drive
Contact City: Kenosha
Contact State: Wisconsin
Contact ZIP Code: 53140
Contact Email: noyce@carthage.edu
Project Status: Active
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