Growing Tomorrow's STEM Teachers (GTST) Grant Program
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Teacher Recruitment Grant
IU Southeast School of Education, through an Indiana Council for Higher Education grant,
seeks to enhance recruitment, preparation, and education of highly qualified pre-service and
in-service STEM teachers in Indiana school corporations. The GTST Grant will pay for:
- 18 graduate credit hours, plus fees, and money for “cost of attendance” for current
teachers seeking to become Dual-Credit certified high school teachers in science,
mathematics, or technology. - 18 graduate credit hours, plus fees, and money for “cost of attendance” for post-graduate
students (Advance to Teaching candidates) seeking to obtain initial teaching license in
science, mathematics, or technology. - 1 year of full-time enrollment tuition plus fees, and money for “cost of attendance” for
undergraduates seeking to become initial licensed teachers in science, mathematics, or
technology.
Undergraduate students in Elementary Education concentrating in Mathematics or Science, may apply.
Contact
Email Dr. Alan Zollman at alanzoll@iu.edu for GTST program information.
Application
Please complete the GTST Application by October 31, 2023 at midnight.
GTST School Supporters: West Clark Community Schools, Greater Clark County Schools, Lanesville Community School Corporation, New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corporation, and South Harrison Community School Corporation.
GTST Community & Business Partners: SAMTEC, Maker 13, Floyd County Soil & Water Conservation, Amatrol, and Johnson & Johnson.
