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Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships: Building High-Demand 21st-Century Workforce Development in Big Data, Cybersecurity & Privacy, AI, Smart Systems and Devices, and other cutting-edge Computer Science fields is sponsored by Ohio Department of Higher Education. This grant provides tuition waivers to support Ohio's currently licensed teachers in earning a Computer Science Endorsement, equipping them to meet the rising demand for computer science knowledge in fields like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and smart systems.
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Transforming Ohio's Education Landscape with Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships - Online Degrees & Programs | Kent State University Transforming Ohio’s Education Landscape with Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships Transforming Ohio’s Education Landscape with Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships College of Education and Human Services The Computer Science Endorsement Program at Kent State University is proud to announce the continuation of a vital funding initiative through the generous support of the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
The program has been awarded a $1,121,951 grant for the “Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships: Building High-Demand 21st-Century Workforce Development in Big Data, Cybersecurity & Privacy, AI, Smart Systems and Devices, and other cutting-edge Computer Science fields” for 2025–2029.
This initiative, spearheaded by Dr. Javed Khan (Principal Investigator) and Dr. Elena Novak (Key Personnel), offers tuition waivers to support Ohio’s currently licensed teachers in earning a Computer Science Endorsement. This endorsement equips educators to meet the rising demand for computer science knowledge, whether as dedicated computer science educators or as leaders in integrating technology across schools and districts.
More About the Computer Science Endorsement Program Kent State University’s Computer Science Endorsement Preparation program provides targeted education in computer science education. This program offers career benefits for students looking to specialize in computer science education.
It is designed for educators seeking to incorporate computer science into their curriculum and provides the tools and knowledge necessary to teach computer science concepts to K-12 students. With a focus on both theory and practical application, this program will prepare you to inspire and educate the next generation of computer scientists.
100% Online Master’s degree in Educational Technology with the Computer Science Endorsement The online Master of Education in Educational Technology program at Kent State University prepares educators and professionals to effectively integrate technology into learning environments.
Covering topics like instructional design, digital tools, and data-driven decision-making, this program equips graduates with the skills needed to enhance educational experiences and drive digital innovation in schools, corporate settings, and non-profits.
The master’s degree in Educational Technology with the Computer Science Endorsement is earned by pursuing the master’s degree with the Computer Science Concentration and gaining the appropriate experience in the Practicum. Why Pursue the Computer Science Endorsement? The endorsement provides a specialized opportunity for teachers to: Transition into roles as computer science educators or technology leaders.
Contribute to preparing students for careers in burgeoning fields like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and smart systems. Enhance their professional qualifications by earning an endorsement or pursuing a Master’s degree with a Computer Science concentration. Educators who already hold a Master’s degree may complete the endorsement through a focused 21-credit-hour program.
How to Apply and Leverage Funding The Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships cover tuition costs, ensuring that educators can focus on learning without financial barriers. Teachers across Ohio are encouraged to act quickly, as grant funds must be utilized beginning in the Spring 2025 semester.
To learn more and apply for this transformative opportunity, visit the following resources: · Computer Science Teacher Endorsement Information · Program Details and Requirements Let’s Build the Future Together This initiative underscores a commitment to strengthening Ohio’s educational landscape while addressing the critical demand for a workforce adept in cutting-edge computer science domains.
With your help, we can ensure that this opportunity reaches teachers across Ohio who are ready to take their careers—and their students’ futures—to the next level. If you know someone who could benefit, please share this announcement or distribute the program flyer. Together, we can pave the way for an exciting, technology-driven future in Ohio’s classrooms.
Mandy Cenker is the Outreach Program Director for the College of Education and Human Services’ Office of Professional Development and Outreach. She earned a Ph. D.
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Every educational decision is shaped by history, culture, philosophy, politics and society. Understanding those connections is what sets leaders apart—and it is the foundation of Kent State University’s online Master of Education in Cultural Foundations. Three Students.
Three Journeys. One Shared Passion for Understanding Education. Education is about more than lesson plans and curriculum.
Every classroom, policy and learning experience is shaped by culture, history, philosophy and the communities we serve. Kent State University’s 100% online Master of Education in Cultural Foundations invites students to explore those connections while preparing them to become thoughtful educators, leaders and lifelong learners.
Explore Our Online Programs Online Undergraduate Degrees Online Certificate Degrees Online Non-Degree Licensure Programs Online Non-Degree Graduate Licensure Programs How to Become a Kent State Online Student Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Center for Adult Veteran Services For International Students Approximately 1,500 international students from 100 countries are enrolled at Kent State University.
We’re excited to have you join us, and our international admission team is here to help you every step of the way. At Kent State Online, you’re never on your own. Whether you’re learning from across Ohio or across the country, our team is here with personalized support and a strong commitment to helping you succeed.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Ohio's currently licensed teachers. Universities and colleges in Ohio may apply for this funding to offer scholarships. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,121,951 (total grant to Kent State University for 2025–2029). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Choose Ohio First CS Scholarships: Building High-Demand 21st-Century Workforce Development in Big Data, Cybersecurity & Privacy, AI, Smart Systems and Devices, and other cutting-edge Computer Science fields is funded by Ohio Department of Higher Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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