Xavier Home / Noyce Teacher Scholarship / Program Overview / Noyce Teacher Scholarships/Stipends / Application Requirements. The Xavier University Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program seeks to encourage talented science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors and professionals to become secondary mathematics and science teachers.
1 Apply a warm compress. 2  Wet a clean washcloth with hot water and place it gently on top of your closed eye for ten minutes, repeating four times a day. 3  Warm compresses not only ease pain and inflammation, but also speed the healing process.ee a doctor if necessary. If your stye doesn't go away on its own after 2-7 days, or if symptoms seem to be worsening, make an appointment to see your doctor. Doctors may prescribe antibiotics and/or steroid ointments, and, in extreme cases, may need to surgically remove the stye.
Apply a warm compress. The recommended home treatment for a stye is to apply a warm compress to the eye for 10 to 15 minutes, 2 to 3 times a day. This will increase circulation to the area and speed up the rupture and drainage of the stye. Close your eyes for a few minutes and try to relax. 2  Treat a stye as you would if you were sick with other infections: get plenty of rest, drink lots of clear fluids, and take appropriate pain medications. 3  Do not âoverdoseâ on vitamin supplements, as this will not increase your immune response.