The RAMP-UP Program places N.C. State engineering graduate and undergraduate students, Shaw University Mathematics and Computer Science students, and N. C. State education students in local public schools to act as mathematics, science and technology resources. The program is sponsored by a grant from the National Science Foundation GK-12 Program. N.C. State and Shaw students collaborate with teachers to create hands-on mathematics activities and experiments that will cultivate an excitement for learning math among the K-12 students. The RAMP-UP Fellows are working in nine public schools located in Wake County. Our goal is to increase the number and diversity of kids taking algebra by eighth grade and calculus by twelfth.

If you are an American citizen interested in applying for the RAMP-UP program, please visit the detailed web site below for an application.

RAMP-UP Details/Applications