The Noyce Scholarship
The National Science Foundation’s Robert Noyce Scholarship program is a $1.4 million grant awarded to Southern Connecticut State University (in partnership with Gateway Community College) to address a national shortage of highly-qualified STEM teachers. Scholarships are awarded to 30 SCSU students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in science (especially chemistry and physics) or mathematics to earn a secondary (grades 7-12) teaching certification through SCSU’s OwlsTeach program. Each scholarship recipient will receive full tuition and fees and up to $800 toward books for up to two years while in the OwlsTeach program (junior and senior year). In return, each scholarship recipient will agree to serve as a science or math teacher in a high-needs school district for at least four years after graduation. Learn more.
Southern Scholarship Program
The SCSU Alumni Association has over 180 scholarships available for Southern students. All currently enrolled full- or part-time undergraduate and graduate students are invited to apply.
For information, contact:
Doreen Cammarata-Gilhuly
Office of Alumni Relations
(203) 392-8824
Pathways to Academic Excellence (PAcE)
The PAcE scholarships are for prospective students who wish to major in chemistry, biology, computer science, earth science, mathematics, or physics, and have academic promise and financial needs.
For information, contact:
Dr. Karen Cummings
Department of Physics
(203) 392-7043
American Chemical Society (ACS) Scholars Program
ACS awards renewable scholarships to underrepresented minority students who want to enter the fields of chemistry or chemistry-related fields. African American, Hispanic, or American Indian high school seniors or college freshman, sophomores, or juniors pursuing a college degree in the chemical sciences or chemical technology are eligible to apply. Learn more about the ACS Scholars Program.
Student Scholarships in Teacher-Preparation Programs
For students interested in pursuing a B.S. in Chemistry with Secondary Education Certification, click here for more information on student scholarships available to those enrolled in teacher-preparation programs.
New Haven Promise
New Haven Promise is a scholarship and support program created to promote college education as an aspiration for all New Haven Public School (NHPS) students; assist graduating students from NHPS to pursue education after high school; and enhance the growth, stability, and economic development of the City of New Haven. Learn more about New Haven Promise.
Competitive SCSU Graduate Fellowships
Each award from Graduate Research Fellowship (GRF) and Graduate Student Graduate Assistantship (GSGA) is in the amount of $12,000 for the academic year.
For information, contact the School of Graduate Studies, Research, & Innovation (GSRI).