The Robert Noyce Scholarship Program for Mathematics Teaching

Funded by the National Science Foundation

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What is the Noyce Scholarship Program About?

The Robert Noyce Scholarship Program for Mathematics Teaching at Hofstra University seeks to increase the number of qualified and effective secondary school mathematics teachers in high needs schools. The Noyce Scholars Program will award 16 scholarships over three years.

The program, which is funded by the National Science Foundation, provides $20,000.00 scholarship per year to talented undergraduate mathematics majors who are juniors and seniors and plan to become certified in secondary mathematics education. Recipients of this scholarship are required to teach mathematics in a high needs school for two years of each year of the award.