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University of Northern Colorado's MAST Institute

The Mathematics and Science Teaching (MAST) Institute, established in 1987 provides leadership and coordination for projects and programs to improve mathematics and science education, within the University, the State, and nationally. The MAST Institute is organized into four Centers.

The MAST Institute is sponsored by UNC's School of Biological Sciences; School of Chemistry, Earth Sciences, and Physics; and School of Mathematical Sciences. Faculty from the sponsoring Schools and the College of Education and Behavorial Sciences participate in Institute projects, working in collaboration with K-12 educators, faculty from other higher education institutions, and business/community representatives.


Mission Statement

The MAST Institute at the University of Northern Colorado is committed to providing state, regional and national leadership in equitable and systemic reform in the teaching and learning of science and mathematics at all levels of public and private education.

Planning for Science Education Teaching and Learning


Goals of the Institute

  • To promote science and mathematics for all
  • To enhance today's teachers
  • To facilitate faculty development
  • To support collaborative partnerships
  • To support research and development
  • To prepare tomorrow's teachers

Growth of the Institute

Since its inception in 1987, the MAST Institute has grown by obtaining several million dollars from external funding for the improvement of pre-service and in-service training of teachers of mathematics and science of grades K-16, throughout Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region. The Institute has coordinated joint efforts among the departments of the University, other Colorado Institutes of Higher Education, and numerous school districts within the state and region.

 

MAST Institute Advisory Board

Director's Office - Fax : (970) 351-1269
Director Location Phone Email Address
Steven Anderson MAST (970) 351-1289 steven.anderson at unco.edu
Administrative Assistant    
Edward Lopez MAST (970) 351-1289 edward.lopez at unco.edu
MAST Institute Advisory Board
Board Member Location Phone Email Address
Kathy Cochran School of Psychological Sciences (970) 351-1681 kathryn.cochran at unco.edu
Kitty Gardiner Director, School of Biological Sciences (970 351-2695 catherine.gardiner at unco.edu
Bill Hoyt Director, School of Chemistry, Earth Sciences and Physics (970) 351-2487 william.hoy at unco.edu
Denise Battles Dean, College of Natural and Health Sciences (970) 351-2877 denise.battle at unco.edu
Ray Tschillard Science, Weld County Dist. #6 (970) 348-6278 rtschillard at greeleyschools.org

Nearly fifty UNC faculty members in the College of Natural and Health Sciences and the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences have been involved in MAST-related projects over the past twenty years.


 
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