
Winners of the 2021 Sloan Public Service Awards, honoring six civil servants for their extraordinary contribution to New York City life.
Program Goal
To support New York City–based projects that advance the Foundation’s mission to support research and education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and economics.
About
Since its founding in 1934, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation has been proud to call New York City home. Major Foundation-supported New York City initiatives include:
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Sloan Public Service Awards
Annual awards that honor the lifetime contributions of six NYC civil servants.
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Sloan Awards for Excellence in Teaching Science and Mathematics
Annual awards that recognize extraordinary science and math teachers in NYC public schools.
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InsideSchools.org
Not-for-profit website that provides independent information on each of NYC’s 1,800 public schools.
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The DNA Learning Center
A new, Manhattan branch of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s DNA Learning Center, which brings innovative, high-quality, genomics education to NYC students.
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New York Genome Center
A new, state-of-the-art genomic research and sequencing facility in Manhattan that provides services to a consortium of a dozen prominent NYC research organizations.
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BioBus
A group of science educators retooled a school bus, transforming it into a mobile biology lab to bring immersive, fun, science education to students all over the city.
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News
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New York Sun Works
NY Sun Works Awarded Prestigious Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant
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Manhattan Times
Local teachers honored with 2022 Sloan Awards
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Brooklyn Paper
Celebrating Extraordinary STEM Teachers in New York City Public High Schools
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New York Times
Amid One Pandemic, Students Train for the Next
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New York Times
What New York City's Sewers Reveal About the Virus
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Center for New York City Affairs
New York City’s Gig Driver Pay Standard: Effects on Drivers, Passengers, and the Companies
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Interested scholars should submit a letter of inquiry of no more than two pages to program director Joshua Greenberg.