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The CS4ALL NSF Supported Program at Appalachian State University

Summer 2022 Dates: (June 26 - July 15)

The Department of Computer Science at Appalachian State University has received funding from the National Science Foundation to establish a CS4ALL Program in collaboration with the NC State Friday Institute and the neighboring high schools in NC, TN, and VA. The objective is to train high school teachers to teach AP CS Principles in their schools. During this four-week summer program, participants will gain skills that they can utilize to establish an AP CS Principle course and create instructional and support material for their course. In addition, participants will have hands-on experience with some CS modules that they can use in their courses.

Funding and Support


All participants will receive:
  • A certificate that they have completed the AP CS Principles training.
  • $4,000 stipend for completing the four week program.
  • Limited funding for workshop participation during academic year.
  • Housing, meal fund, parking, and access to the gym during the four week program.
  • Program Dates


    Summer 2022: June 26 - July 15.

    Testimonial:


    Super Workshop! The CS4ALL Summer Workshop boosted my knowledge and skills in computer science and cultural diversity to another level. I highly recommend this workshop to all STEM teachers., Stacy Kincaid, CTE Instructor BunkerHill High School, Catawba County Schools, North Carolina

    The CS4All Program provided more than learning. We shared experiences and grew as a team. It was everyone in every moment. I consider this group my extended family. I learned more in these four weeks than in any other program I have been a part of. Thank you to Appalachian State University and the Computer Science Department for providing this opportunity., Stephanie Eggers, Draughn High School, North Carolina.