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STEM Education Pathway

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Thinking of exploring teaching STEM in the middle school or high school classroom? If so, this page is for you!

Did you know?

  • Teachers in the United States rate their lives better than all other occupation groups, trailing only physicians.
  • At year 15, the middle 50% of teacher salaries ranges between $68,000 and $114,000, nationally.
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All STEM Education students work closely with two faculty mentors: one in their major field, and a second in Education.Ìý

For more information, or to develop an individualized academic plan, reach out to one of the faculty mentors listed below.

Rachel Lloyd, Associate Professor, Education Department Chair

lloydr@augsburg.edu

Christopher Smith, Associate Professor

smithc2@augsburg.edu

A button that says "biology" and leads to the Biology homepage.

Jennifer Bankers-Fulbright, Associate Professor

bankers@augsburg.edu

A button that says "Chemistry" and leads to the Chemistry homepage.

Gaby Amberchan, Assistant Professor

ambercha@augsburg.edu

A button that says "mathematics" and leads to the Mathematics, Computer Science, and Data Science homepage.

Matthew Haines, Professor

haines@augsburg.edu

A button that says "physics" and leads to the Physics homepage.

Ben Stottrup, Professor, Director of the School of Natural Sciences

stottrup@augsburg.edu

National Science Foundation - Noyce LogoÌýNSF #2344873; Building Partnerships & Pathways to Elevate STEM Education