University Engineering Education Program

[nlknauss]

Since you already have an undergrad degree you might take a look at your state's certification program for alternate route certification. This type of certification gets you into the classroom and would have you taking teacher training courses during your first year. This is a link to some information on Alternate Route programs in your state, MO. Take a look at the homepage of that site if you need the broad information pertaining to Alternate Route Certification.

It's great seeing someone people with engineering experience decide to take the plunge into teaching. It really is a great experience for the professionals and the students.

[Coach Norm]

The University of Texas just started a new program this year which has three different levels to it. Here is the link to the website.

http://uteach.engr.utexas.edu/

Sounds to me like you might be interested in the UTeachEngineering Master of Arts in Science and Engineering Education (MASEE).

My assistant in for the Robotics Team is doing the Summer Institute Training since he already has his Master's Degree and he is an electrical engineer as well as a teacher at our school.

Scholarships are available for tuition as well as travel and housing expenses.

Hope that helps. If you want more information later this year about the summer program, let me know and I will get you in touch with my assistant coach on the team.