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The mission of NACCTEP is to advocate, promote and advance
community college teacher education programs.
To further this mission, NACCTEP is proud to offer two $1,000 scholarships to students (including high school seniors) who attend a member college and are studying to become Pre-k - 12 teachers.
2025 Scholarship Winners
On behalf of our Executive Director, Julie Ferin, Executive Board, and Scholarship Committee, we are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Teacher Education scholarships. Congratulations Erica Boardman of Rio Salado College and Rubi Mejia of Warner Pacific University.
Erica Boardman
Rio Salado College
Rubi Mejia
Warner Pacific University
2024 Scholarship Winners
On behalf of our Executive Director, Julie Ferin, Executive Board, and Scholarship Committee, we are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Teacher Education scholarships. Congratulations Tina Lopez of Cerritos College, award co-sponsored by 240 Tutoring, Alessandra Rey of Cerritos College, and Rachel Horvat of Mesa Community College.
Tina Lopez
Cerritos College
Co-sponsored by 240 Tutoring
Alessandra Rey
Cerritos College
Rachel Horvat
Mesa Community College
NACCTEP's 2023 Scholarship Winners
On behalf of our Executive Director, Julie Ferin, Executive Board, and Scholarship Committee, we are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2023 Teacher Education scholarship. Our winners are Nicole Stoicescu of Harper College and Tracey Jiles of Rio Salado College.
Tracey Jiles
Rio Salado College
On behalf of our Executive Director, Julie Ferin, Executive Board, and Scholarship Committee, we are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 Teacher Education scholarship. Congratulations to Dani Lyons, a student at Clackamas Community College, and Hannah Miles of Mesa Community College.
On behalf of our Executive Director, Julie Ferin, Executive Board, and Scholarship Committee, we are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2022 Teacher Education scholarship. Congratulations to Augusta Pinson, a student at Frederick Community College, Jorie Rutkowski, a student at Lansing Community College, and Maria Gonzalez Lopez of Santa Ana College.
