ATEEC Fellows Network
ATEEC Fellows tend
to become friends;
Supporting each other;
Welcoming, feeding, and
caring for first-timers;
Sharing their knowledge
and experience;
Making their communities better;
Helping their students be thinkers;
And letting people at home know
Iowa is not that flat!
Fellows' Profile
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- Attended from 1 - 11 times;
- From 80% of States plus Mexico;
- 60% are 2-year college teachers;
- 38% are women;
- 11% are nonCaucasian:
Native Americans
Black Americans
Pacific Island Americans
Mexican Nationals
- Teach environmental technology, sciences, math, technology education, or a combination;
- Most have higher ed degrees
Invitations
We usually have 18 to 22 Fellows per year, depending on availability of funds.
Each year we maintain a balance in representing:
- All 6 National PETE regions;
- High school & 2-year colleges;
- Science & environmental tech;
- First-timers, periodic returnees,
& long-timers.
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Fellows Since 1995
Alabama 1
Alaska 1
Arizona 4
Arkansas 2
California 12
Colorado 1
Connecticut 1
Florida 10
Georgia 2
Hawaii 3
Idaho 2
Illinois 2
Indiana 3
Iowa 17
Kansas 1
Kentucky 3
Louisiana 2
Maine 2
Maryland 3
Massachusetts 3
Mexico 2 |
Michigan 4
Minnesota 4
Missouri 2
Montana 8
Nevada 1
New Jersey 3
New Mexico 1
New York 9
North Carolina 2
North Dakota 1
Ohio 3
Oklahoma 1
Oregon 2
Pennsylvania 8
South Carolina 4
Tennessee 3
Texas 14
Utah 1
Washington 9
Wisconsin 3 |
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Sources of New ATEEC Fellows
- Announce on the ATEEC Web site;
- E-mail announcement to National and Regional PETE offices and to past 2 or 3 years of Fellows (plus earlier attendees who continue working and communicating with ATEEC);
- Announce at NSTA Reports Online (and other journals, especially theme-related);
- Receive recommendations from other Fellows; and
- Research Web to identify schools for administrative nominations in theme-related locales.
Returnees
+ First-timers =
= Access to talents of educators ATEEC knows with the fresh eyes and thinking of new
Fellows, whose life experiences inform us all.
= Continuity of the ATEEC network yet steady growth of the network, so that it always looks
beyond rather than inward.
= A sense of belonging combined with a sense of venturing into something new.
= Fellow teachers who are diverse geographically, culturally, and in teaching disciplines, but
who share the desire to make a difference with students and the environment.
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