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Teaching is one field which has the most impact on the next generation, a career that gives birth to future doctors, politicians and engineers. I would not want to miss such an incredible opportunity to participate in this breeding ground for change.

Lindsey Quinlisk
2008 KSTF Teaching Fellow, Mathematics
Rocky Mountain News

Media coverage

December 7, 2011: PC Mag featured 2009 Physical Science Fellow London Jenks in an article about making technology essential to teaching.

November 22, 2011: The NPR Affiliate in Washington, D.C., WAMU-FM, interviewed 2008 Biology Fellow alexandra fuentes about an AIDS awareness campaign that started in her biology class.

September 28, 2011: Minneapolis, Minnesota’s ABC affiliate KSTP-TV shares news of 2008 Biology Teaching Fellow Jim Lane’s Outstanding New Biology Teacher of the Year award and DOW-NSTA fellowship.

August 31, 2011: 2009 Physical Science Fellow London Jenks is interviewed about maximizing technology in the classroom in T.H.E. Journal.

August 12, 2011: An op-ed by KSTF's Founder C. HARRY KNOWLES that draws a connection between the UK riots and supporting new teachers is featured in Edutopia and in the worldwide edition of ASCD SmartBrief.

August 2, 2011: Philadelphia's WHYY radio interviews 2010 Biology Teaching Fellow KRISTIN GERMINARIO and 2008 Biology Teaching Fellow JIM LANE during 2009 Biology Teaching Fellow ISAAC STEWART and JIM LANE's Summer Meeting workshop "Nature of Science of Nature."

July 25, 2011: A local Philadelphia newspaper Burlington County Times shares details of KSTF Alumnus Kevin Henson’s seminar at the Summer Meeting and other sessions he offers teachers in his school district.

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Press releases

September 15, 2011: Knowles Science Teaching Foundation Challenges High-Achieving Recent Grads to Make Their Mark in Education. Applications Now Open for Five-Year Fellowships to Outstanding Beginning Teachers of High School Math and Science.

June 6, 2011: Recent Grads at Top of Their Game Choose To Teach. In Hostile Climate for Teachers, 2011 Knowles Science Teaching Foundation Fellows Commit to Careers in Math and Science Education – KSTF Awards Beginning High School Mathematics and Science Teachers Five-Year Fellowships Valued Up to $150,000.

March 14, 2011: Biofuels, Bumblebees and Butterfly Gardens Headline Teachers’ Lessons This Earth Day. KSTF Teachers Use Environment to Engage High School Teens in Science.

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