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Welcome to the UTeach Experience
A space where passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education meets real-world classroom insight. Follow along as we explore the journey of preparing the next generation of STEM teachers through stories from the field, practical strategies, reflective practice, and innovative ideas.

The UTeach program at UMass Lowell is an innovative STEM teacher preparation pathway designed to equip undergraduate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors with the knowledge, skills, and field experience necessary to become effective secondary educators. Grounded in research-based pedagogy and collaborative practice, the program integrates coursework with early and continuous classroom teaching experiences in local schools. UTeach at UMass Lowell is part of the national UTeach network, committed to addressing the critical need for highly qualified STEM educators through rigorous preparation and ongoing support.

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Tanya Kieu teaching in a classroom.
Tanya Kieu teaching Greater Lawrence Tech students about systems of equations and statistics through a project that involved building a business.
Tanya Kieu and Ariel Grill, standing, help students with a project.
Tanya Kieu and Ariel Grill, standing, help students with a project.
Lowell High School biology teacher Morgan Tierno stands in her classroom.
Lowell High School biology teacher Morgan Tierno ’20, ’21 says she knew she wanted to teach after her first classroom experience through UTeach.
Biology and chemistry teacher Ralph Saint-Louis sitting at a desk in his classroom.
Biology and chemistry teacher Ralph Saint-Louis ’19, ’20 was a finalist for Massachusetts STEM Teacher of the Year.
UTeach alum Ariel Grill teaches math at Greater Lawrence Technical School.
UTeach alum Ariel Grill teaches math at Greater Lawrence Technical School.
Grace Hansen checks water samples brought in for testing by students at Greater Lowell Technical High School.
UTeach student Grace Hansen checks water samples brought in for testing by students at Greater Lowell Technical High School.
Students from Lowell High School working on circuits.
Students from Lowell High School working on circuits.
Recent UTeach and computer science grad Anthony Rom '21 presents a lesson at Butler Middle School in Lowell.
Recent UTeach and computer science grad Anthony Rom ’21 presents a lesson at Butler Middle School in Lowell.