Educators re-imagining STEM

About ASAP

ASAP is re-imagining what STEM education looks like in Arizona schools.

What Is ASAP?

The Arizona STEM Acceleration Project is a response to the pressing need to improve STEM education across the state.

ASAP, provides vital funding and guidance to schools and professional development organizations, increasing their ability to foster engagement, update curricula, and acquire materials needed to improve STEM education for Arizona’s students.

ASAP is a grassroots effort to enhance and accelerate STEM activities in schools across Arizona. This project connects educators with professional development organizations and funding partners to build a more collaborative, more imaginative foundation for developing and delivering STEM resources and training opportunities to educators statewide.

ASAP is supported by Arizona State University’s Center for Science and the Imagination and Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College.

2022-2023 Key Program Dates

Current fellows, please check the latest program dates here.

Our priority application deadline for 2022-2023 fellows has now passed. If you would still like to be considered for an ASAP STEM fellowship, please contact us.

 

ASAP Fellows Across Arizona

There are more than 500 ASAP STEM Fellows working to provide enriching STEM activities to students throughout Arizona. From north to south, east to west, our fellows are making an impact in their classrooms and their communities.

 

Become a Fellow

Applications for 2023-2024 are now closed.

Learn More About Our Fellows

 

 

Professional Development Organizations

With the help of local professional development organizations, we are advancing improvements in STEM education. If you represent an Arizona organization that can provide professional development services to K-12 STEM educators in the state, we want to hear from you.

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