Teach for America Information Session
We seek the most able and determined among you.
Teach For America is building the movement to eliminate educational inequity by
calling upon our country's most promising future leaders to commit two years to
teach in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong advocates for
change.
We seek the most outstanding graduating college seniors and recent college
graduates - from all majors such as business, medicine, politics, law,
education, and social policy - to assume tremendous leadership roles and ensure
that their students gain the academic skills needed to succeed in life.
Teach For America is coming to your campus. If you want to level the playing
field for the nation's children, join us for an information session.
Speakers Melia Repko and alumna Alexis Rosenblatt
MAKE AN IMMEDIATE IMPACT on the lives of children in low-income communities.
Gain the insight, network, and credibility to EFFECT LONG-TERM CHANGE.
POSITION YOURSELF FOR SUCCESS regardless of the professional field you
ultimately choose.
Seeking all majors. No previous education experience or coursework necessary.
Full first-year teacher salary and benefits, financial aid, plus a $9,450
AmeriCorps education award (if eligible). Student loan forbearance and interest
payments for two years.
Application deadlines for the 2005 corps are October 24, 2004 and February 18,
2005.
Directions & Parking
From Massachusetts Avenue - Turn left at light onto N. Pleasant St., then right at Newman Center - take next left into Parking Lot #62.
From N. Pleasant take left at Newman Center - take next left into Lot #62.
The University Club is up on the left from lot #62.