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ndergraduate Scholarship for Mathematics at Appalachian, US
The application postmark deadlines are 20 November for Spring Semester, 20 April for
Summer Sessions, and 20 July for Fall Semester.
The Appalachian State University Cain Mathematics Scholarship program is funded by the Gordon and Mary Cain
Foundation and coordinated through the ASU Department of Mathematical Sciences and its Mathematics Education
Leadership Training (MELT) program.
The Appalachian State University Cain Mathematics Scholarship program is designed to assist
current and future teachers of mathematics who are pursuing undergraduate or graduate
mathematics majors or mathematics concentrations in Appalachian State University degree
programs. Individuals who possess a bachelor’s degree and who are seeking a middle grades or
high school mathematics teaching license are also eligible to apply.
Cain Mathematics Scholar applicants may seek support to participate in one or more of the
weeklong Mathematics Education Leadership Training (MELT) Summer Institutes, to enroll in
undergraduate or graduate mathematics course work at Appalachian, and/or to complete student
teaching in mathematics. Applicants should plan to teach mathematics for at least five years
after the completion of their degree or license. They should develop a thoughtful action plan for
implementing what they learn in their classes during their teaching career.
Applicants may request support toward tuition, fees and other educational expenses; award
amounts will be based upon their scholarly history and teaching potential, the quality of their
action plan, and their financial need.
Two letters of support must be included with each first-time application.
Please type or print clearly and include both pages of the application form. Mail the completed
form to
Diana Ward, MELT Program
ASU Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
243 Walker Hall
121 Bodenheimer Drive
Boone NC 28608.
The application postmark deadlines are 20 November for Spring Semester, 20 April for
Summer Sessions, and 20 July for Fall Semester.
For application visit : http://www.melt.appstate.edu/cainform.pdf
The application postmark deadlines are 20 November for Spring Semester, 20 April for
Summer Sessions, and 20 July for Fall Semester.
The Appalachian State University Cain Mathematics Scholarship program is funded by the Gordon and Mary Cain
Foundation and coordinated through the ASU Department of Mathematical Sciences and its Mathematics Education
Leadership Training (MELT) program.
The Appalachian State University Cain Mathematics Scholarship program is designed to assist
current and future teachers of mathematics who are pursuing undergraduate or graduate
mathematics majors or mathematics concentrations in Appalachian State University degree
programs. Individuals who possess a bachelor’s degree and who are seeking a middle grades or
high school mathematics teaching license are also eligible to apply.
Cain Mathematics Scholar applicants may seek support to participate in one or more of the
weeklong Mathematics Education Leadership Training (MELT) Summer Institutes, to enroll in
undergraduate or graduate mathematics course work at Appalachian, and/or to complete student
teaching in mathematics. Applicants should plan to teach mathematics for at least five years
after the completion of their degree or license. They should develop a thoughtful action plan for
implementing what they learn in their classes during their teaching career.
Applicants may request support toward tuition, fees and other educational expenses; award
amounts will be based upon their scholarly history and teaching potential, the quality of their
action plan, and their financial need.
Two letters of support must be included with each first-time application.
Please type or print clearly and include both pages of the application form. Mail the completed
form to
Diana Ward, MELT Program
ASU Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
243 Walker Hall
121 Bodenheimer Drive
Boone NC 28608.
The application postmark deadlines are 20 November for Spring Semester, 20 April for
Summer Sessions, and 20 July for Fall Semester.
For application visit : http://www.melt.appstate.edu/cainform.pdf
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