The successful UTeach program was developed at the University of Texas at Austin in 1997 is now being replicated at more than 30 universities across the United States. The program began at Towson University in fall 2012. A hallmark benefit of the Towson UTeach Program is that students start teaching in local schools in their first semester. This is unlike most teacher education programs, where students do not typically enter a K‑12 classroom until their junior or, more likely, senior year. Our freshmen level course, SEMS 110, provides students the opportunity to teach math or science in upper elementary school grades. Thereafter, all teaching field placements are in middle and high schools, culminating in a rich vertical perspective. Visit a SEMS 110 teaching experienceFind out more about the Towson UTeach program, including:
Advising for Prospective StudentsTo learn more about the program and how to get certified to teach middle and high school mathematics or science, make an appointment with Christine Roland, a Towson UTeach Master Teacher. She may be contacted at 410-704-3450 or send an e-mail to croland@towson.edu.
Towson UTeach Program
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