What is the MCNY NSF Robert Noyce Teaching Fellowship?

The MCNY NSF Robert Noyce Teaching Fellowship Program seeks to address the critical shortage of well-prepared math teachers in high-need communities by developing teachers with strong content knowledge, cultural sensitivity, and technology skills. Supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) through the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program, this fellowship offers a 14-month Master of Science in Education (MSED) majoring in Math Education, focusing on preparing and retaining secondary math teachers in underserved areas.

Why Join the MCNY Robert Noyce Teaching Fellowship?

  • Full tuition scholarship for a Master’s Degree in Mathematics Education Grades 7-12 at MCNY.

  • Collaboration with the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA) and four high-need high schools in NYC.
  • Customized professional development, technology workshops, and hands-on teaching experience.
  • Annual stipend of $12,000 once employed as a teacher in a high-need school.
  • Mentorship from experienced STEM educators and a peer-based support network.
  • Contribution to improving math education in underserved communities.

Eligibility Criteria

  • 30 credits or its equivalent in mathematics.

  • Commitment to teaching in a high-need school.
  • Enrollment in MCNY’s 14-month MSED program with a focus on math education.

Program Goals

This program aims to prepare and certify 20 new math teachers over six years, emphasizing culturally responsive teaching and technology integration. The primary goal is to enhance student outcomes in high-need schools and retain effective math teachers.

How to Apply

Follow these steps to apply for the MCNY NSF Robert Noyce Teaching Fellowship. The application process includes completing the MSED program application, providing transcripts, and two recommendation letters. If academically eligible for the admissions interview an applicant will be required to sign and submit the MCNY Robert Noyce Scholarship (Track 2) Agreement.

Get in Touch

Dr. Hui-Yin Hsu

Noyce NSF Project Team

  • Principal Investigator: Dr. Hui-Yin Hsu

  • Co-Principal Investigator: Dr. Eric Fuchs

  • Co-Principal Investigator: Dr. Doru Tsaganea

  • Coordinator: Dr. Everly Platon

NSF Cohort 2

Tremayne, Phillip
Tremayne, Phillip
Pemberton, Monell
Pemberton, Monell
Chernyavskiy, Irina
Chernyavskiy, Irina
Platon, Everly Rose C
Platon, Everly Rose C
Perry, Dacia
Perry, Dacia
Foster, Chance
Foster, Chance
Valencia, Carolina
Valencia, Carolina

NSF Noyce Teaching Fellows

Bajolo, Joebert Baterna
Bajolo, Joebert Baterna
Chowdhury, Anupam Hayath
Chowdhury, Anupam Hayath
Johnson, Binu
Johnson, Binu
Leye, Serigne
Leye, Serigne
Liu, Liwu (Dennis)
Liu, Liwu (Dennis)
Lopez, Ezequiel
Lopez, Ezequiel
McDaniel, India Benita
McDaniel, India Benita
McKnight, Shermale
McKnight, Shermale
Reid, Maya
Reid, Maya
Topal, Jess
Topal, Jess
Vilus, Savin
Vilus, Savin
Whittaker, Kina
Whittaker, Kina
Xiao, Shangkun (Steve)
Xiao, Shangkun (Steve)