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In memory of
George Michael Sherman
August 6, 1941 - August 17, 2021
Aug 6, 1941 - Aug 17, 2021
Background
George and Betsy have a profound belief in the power of education to create better opportunities, better communities and stronger families.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the UMBC Foundation for the Sherman STEM Teacher Training Program.
Contributions to the fund may be made online at http://giving.umbc.edu/GeorgeSherman . You may also make checks payable to the UMBC Foundation, noting Sherman STEM Teacher Training in the memo line. Mail to: UMBC Foundation, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250.
The Sherman STEM Teacher Scholars Program supports scholars to become culturally responsive and compassionate STEM educators by collaborating with UMBC faculty and local schools. Through school-based partnerships, the program facilitates authentic learning experiences for scholars while promoting student achievement and engagement in STEM.
The program provides academic and professional coaching to help scholars become high-quality teachers in STEM fields and for urban schools. Scholars in early childhood and elementary education prepare to be experts in teaching and integrating STEM subject areas, while secondary candidates become experts in teaching their STEM discipline. Contribute
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to the UMBC Foundation for the Sherman STEM Teacher Training Program.
Contributions to the fund may be made online at http://giving.umbc.edu/GeorgeSherman . You may also make checks payable to the UMBC Foundation, noting Sherman STEM Teacher Training in the memo line. Mail to: UMBC Foundation, 1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250.
The Sherman STEM Teacher Scholars Program supports scholars to become culturally responsive and compassionate STEM educators by collaborating with UMBC faculty and local schools. Through school-based partnerships, the program facilitates authentic learning experiences for scholars while promoting student achievement and engagement in STEM.
The program provides academic and professional coaching to help scholars become high-quality teachers in STEM fields and for urban schools. Scholars in early childhood and elementary education prepare to be experts in teaching and integrating STEM subject areas, while secondary candidates become experts in teaching their STEM discipline. Contribute
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