The Lawrence Hall of Science is proud to recognize the following for their outstanding achievements in science and math education with the Excellence in Science Award.
Click on either play button to watch Alan Friedman's interview by LHS Director Stage. This is the first of seven segments. You may click on menu to see the series above, or click here.In 1972, Alan Friedman joined the staff of the Lawrence Hall of Science, initiating what would be a noteworthy and prestigious career in the field of informal science education. During his 12 years at LHS, Dr Friedman established the William K. Holt Planetarium and created the interactive format that has led to that facility being named the “Best Planetarium in the World.” For the next 22 years, he served as Director for the New York Hall of Science, New York’s public science-technology center, where he was known for his innovative and creative leadership, and for his advocacy and work on behalf of informal science education. Dr. Friedman has been recognized nationally and internationally for his significant contributions and influence within the museum profession.
Discovery Communications/Science Channel Science Channel offers viewers a wide array of scientific knowledge-based programming, as well as up-to-date science news. The network demonstrates a deep commitment to foster increased student interest and proficiency in math and science, through its support of the Discovery Young Scientist Challenge, the creation and dissemination of scientifically proven digital resources, and through activities that promote science education throughout the world.
