CAST Scholarship Program

2019 Scholarship Winners2019 Scholarship Winners

STAT is pleased to award scholarships to qualified members through a scholarship program designed to support attendance and participation in the annual Conference for the Advancement of Science Teaching (CAST).

This year, for CAST 2020 Reimagined, awardees will receive complimentary Individual Plus+ registration to the event, which includes full access November 5-7, and on-demand content through January 31, 2021.

Attendees who fail to register for CAST by the date specified will be required to forfeit the scholarship to STAT.

CAST 2020 Reimagined Winners

Jennifer

Anders

Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD

LaNicia

Kayode

Grand Prairie ISD

LaNell

Trussell

Rankin ISD

Pamela

Simpson

Self-Employed

Shasta

Cornwall

Life School

Karen

Rich

Pewitt CISD

Regina

Caldwell

Spring Branch ISD

Sonnie

Moore

Rusk ISD

Anna

Salomon

Pineywoods Community Academy

Regina

Snyder

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD

Caitlin

Mullen

Corpus Christi ISD

Timeline 

September 23 Applications Open
October 4 Applications Close
By October 13 Recipients Notified
November 5 - 7 Recognition during CAST 2020

 

Scholarship Award for CAST 2020

  • Includes an Individual Plus+ registration, which allows access to the full conference experience with on-demand content access through January 31, 2021.

Qualifications

To be eligible to receive a CAST scholarship, the following conditions must be met:

  • Must currently be a STAT member. (Membership will be verified.)
  • Must currently be a science teacher (grades pre-K through 12) or a science administrator.

Previous CAST Scholarship recipients are not eligible.

Awardee Expectations and Agreements

  • Attend CAST Scholarship Roundtable Session during CAST 2020.
  • Post about conference experiences on STAT social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) throughout the conference.
  • Write a follow-up blog post/article/STAT365 thread for STAT publications about their CAST experience.