Future Black Male Teachers
Teaser:
Do You know any Black Males who are in Senior year of high school who want
to go to college out of state for Free? HBCUs are looking for future black
male teachers and will send students to a university/college for 4 years
FREE.
Body:
Do You know any Black Males who are in Senior year of high school who want
to go to college out of state for Free? HBCUs are looking for future black
male teachers and will send students to a university/college for 4 years
FREE.
http://www.callmemister.clemson.edu/index.htm
This is for MALES ONLY.
Have the parents fill out this application.
Read the Mission Statement. There are about 10 different participating
colleges and universities in this program.
The "Call Me MISTER" program is a collaboration between Clemson University,
private, historically black colleges (Benedict College, Claflin University,
and Morris College) and two-year technical colleges to recruit, train,
certify and secure employment for minority males as elementary teachers in
the public schools of South Carolina.
Procedures for admission to the "Call Me MISTER " program are as follows:
Apply for and be accepted into one of the participating colleges or
universities at which the degree and teaching certificate will be earned
Complete the Call Me MISTER online application
Submit the following items:
* Two letters of recommendation:
one (1) from a teacher, guidance councilor, or principal at the high school
from which the diploma is earned
one (1) from a person of the student's choice who can express the student's
involvement in the community and/or potential for entering the teaching
profession.
* An essay entitled, "Why I Want To Teach," which will address the
student's motivation for entering the teaching profession and the
contributions he hopes to make to the profession and to the community as a
teacher
Following the submission of the items above, an interview will be scheduled
with prospective program participants to ascertain their potential for
teaching and their motivations for participation in the program, as well as
to provide an opportunity for clarification of any information submitted
through the application process.
Please see our policies
regarding discrimination, laws and regulations.
