If you:
- are enrolled in a secondary science or math teaching major
- have been admitted to the College of Education teacher preparation program
- have one or two years of course work (including student teaching) remaining before graduation
- are committed to making a difference in urban or other high-need schools
- are a U.S. citizen, U.S. national or permanent resident
- will commit to teaching for two years in a high-need school for each year of scholarship support received
Then you may qualify for a scholarship of up to $13,333 per year as a fulltime student. Although the DUETSs Program is administered by the Honors College, you need not be a member of the Honors College to receive a scholarship. No preference is given to honors students.
Benefits of the DUETSs Program:
- Participate in science teaching CSIE course clusters
- Receive a scholarship covering full tuition, fees, expenses (up to $13,333) per year in the program
- Obtain individualized advising provided by the Office of Urban Education and Educational Equity
- Gain field experiences in partner high-need schools
- Meet regularly with master teacher mentors
- Receive support for placement in a high needs partner district upon graduation
- Work with a Master Teacher mentor
- Participate in staff and peer support groups for beginning teachers
For more information regarding DUETSs, please contact:
Honors College: (734) 487-0341 or emuhonors@emich.edu
Office of Urban Education:: (734) 487-7120 ext. 1060
