Faculty

Awards

  • J. Lawrence Aber - Distinguished Professor of Applied Psychology and Public Policy
    • Nicholas Hobbs Award for Devotion to Child Advocacy and Public Policy: Awarded by Division 37 of the American Psychological Association.
    • Visiting Scholar, Russell Sage Foundation
  • Alisha Ali - Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
    • 1998 : Eli Lilly Canada Fellow Award
    • 1999 : Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
    • 2000 : Canadian Race Relations Foundation
    • 2000 : Lundbeck Canada Fellow Award
    • 2002 : Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
    • 2003 : Liberty Foundation
    • 2004 : National Institute of Mental Health
    • 2009 : The Allstate Foundation
    • 2009 : American Psychological Foundation
  • Judith L. Alpert - Professor of Applied Psychology and Co-Director of Trauma and Violence Transdisciplinary Studies Program
    • 2007 : Award for Service, Division of Trauma Psychology, American Psychological Association.
    • 2009 : Recipient of the 2009 Herbert A. Raskin Child Welfare Article (Pro Humanitate Literary Award, Center for Child Welfare Policy of the North American Resource Center for Child Welfare.)
    • 2008 : Recipient of the 2008 Margaret Floy Washburn Award, Division of Women's Issues, New York State Psychological Association.
    • 2008 : Recipient of Award for Pioneering Work In Establishing Division 56 (Trauma Psychology, American Psychological Association.
    • 2007 : Recipient of Service Award, Division 56 (Trauma Psychology), American Psychological Association.
    • 2005 : Recipient of Scholarship Award, Division 39 (Psychoanalysis), American Psychological Association.
    • Fellow of APA, Divisions of Trauma Psychology, Psychoanalysis; Psychology of Women; School; and Community.
  • Mark M. Alter - Professor of Educational Psychology
    • 2006 :  Fulbright Senior Specialist: Vietnam, Hanoi:
    • 2007 :  Distinguished Teaching Award: New York University: Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
    • 2009 :  Flow Foundation appoints global experts to Education Board -
  • Gary Anderson - Professor of Educational Administration
    • Fullbright Award (Mexico)
    • Fullbright Award (Argentina)
  • Sharon M. Antonucci - Assistant Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
    • 2004 : University of Arizona Optical Sciences Imaging Fellowship
    • 2007 : American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Advancing Academic-Research Careers Award
    • 2008 : Steinhardt Challenge Summer Grant Development Award
    • 2009 : ASHA Lessons for Success Conference Fellow
  • Offiong Aqua - Clinical Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy
    • 2006 : NYU Steinhardt Teaching Excellence Award
  • Joshua Aronson - Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
    • Career Award: National Science Foundation
    • Early Career Award: American Psychological Association (Division 9)
    • Faculty Scholar Award: William T. Grant Foundation
    • Research Mentor Award: University of Texas
    • G. Stanley Hall Award : American Psychological Association
    • Daniel E. Griffiths Research Prize: New York University
    • Visiting Fellow: Russell Sage Foundation
    • Fellow: Association of Psychological Scientists
    • 2009 : Teaching Excellence Award, Steinhardt School
    • 2011 : Fellow: Society of Personality and Social Psychology
  • Nancy Barton - Clinical Associate Professor of Art and Art Education
    • School of Education Research Challenge Fund
  • Mitchell Batavia - Associate Professor of Physical Therapy
    • 2010 : Marquis Who's Who in America
    • 2008 : John G Gianutsos Award - NYU Langone MC/ Rusk Institute
    • 2008 : Marquis Who's Who in American Education
    • 2003 : AcademicKeys Who's Who in Education
    • 2002 : Goddard Award
    • 1997 : Robert Salant Post Doctoral Fellow
    • 1997 : New York University Arch Award
    • 1997 : N.I.D.R.R. Traineeship for Physical Therapy Clinical Research Doctoral Studies
    • 1978 : DeWitt Wallace Reader's Digest Fellow - New York University Medical Center - Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine
  • Jane Bear-Lehman - Associate Professor and Department Chair of Occupational Therapy
    • 2010 : President's Invited Lecturer, American Society of Hand Therapists Annual Meeting
    • 2004 : Adjunct Research Scientist, Columbia University
    • 2004 : NIH/NIA RO1 as a co-investigator
    • 1999 : 1997: 1995: Merit of Practice Award, New York State Occupational Therapy Association
    • 1998 : Nominated member in Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education
    • 1994 : Roster of Fellows, American Occupational Therapy Association
  • Sarah W. Beck - Associate Professor of English Education
    • Zirin Award
    • Steinhardt Research Challenge Fund Grant
    • Spencer Research Training Grant
    • 2004 : Spencer Foundation Small Grant
    • 2007 : NYU Research Challenge Fund Grant
  • Elaine Becker - Clinical Associate Professor of Physical Therapy
    • 2005 : New York University School of Education Service Awards
    • 2005 : New York University Certificate of Appreciation for Chairing the School Planning Committee
    • 2005 : New York University Longer Service Award
  • Rodney Benson - Associate Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
    • 2010 : Axel and Margaret Ax:Son Johnson Foundation (Sweden), 2-Year Grant for Research on Media Ownership
    • 2008 : NYU Global Fellowship (Paris research)
    • 2008 : NYU Steinhardt Methodology Award (online news media research)
    • 2007 : NYU Humanities Council Grant
    • 2005 : "MediaCity" European Union Fellowship, Bauhaus University, Weimar, Germany
    • 2005 : Top Paper Award (one of three awarded; co-authored with Dan Hallin), Political Communication Division, ICA conference, New York
    • 2005 : Top Journal Article Nomination (one of six articles nominated), Political Communication Division, ICA conference, New York.
    • 2005 : NYU University Challenge Fund Grant
    • 2004 : NYU Steinhardt Challenge Fund Grant
    • 2002 : Council for European Studies, Young Scholars Network Travel Grant
  • Amy Bentley - Associate Professor of Food Studies
    • 2011 : Teaching Excellence Award, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
    • 2011 : Award for Food Studies Pedagogy, Association for the Study of Food and Society (ASFS)
    • 2010 : Humanities Council Grant-In-Aid, "Foundation to Innovation," (Co-investigator with Associate Professor Kent Kirshenbaum, Department of Chemistry, NYU)
    • 2010 : Smithsonian Senior Research Fellowship, National Museum of American History
    • 2008 : Professional Development Award, Dean's Office, Steinhardt School of Culture Education and Human Development
    • 2007 : University Research Challenge Fund Award, "Experimental Gastronomy: The Kitchen as an Intersection of Research in Science and the Humanities" (Co-investigator with Associate Professor Kent Kirshenbaum, Department of Chemistry, NYU)
    • 2007 : Humanities Council Research Working Group Award, "Experimental Cuisine: The Kitchen as an Intersection of Science and the Humanities" (Co-director with Associate Professor Kent Kirshenbaum, Department of Chemistry, NYU)
    • 2006 : Curricular Development Challenge Grant, New York University
    • 2000 : Steinhardt School of Education Research Challenge Grant, New York University
    • 1999 : Curricular Development Challenge Grant, New York University
    • 1999 : Goddard Faculty Award, New York University
    • 1998 : Dean's Fellowship in Human Nutrition, College of Human Ecology, Cornell University
    • 1998 : Griffiths Research Award, School of Education, New York University
    • 1997 : Winterthur Research Fellow, Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library, Winterthur, DE
  • Jennifer Berg - Clinical Associate Professor of Food Studies; Director, Graduate Program in Food Studies
    • 2007 : Faculty of the Month- NYU Residential Education
    • 2005 : Investigator- $99,000 grant- New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene- Exploring and developing nutrition and food guidelines for public day care centers
    • 2006 : Steinhardt Curriculum Challenge Grant
    • 2000 : Nominated for School of Education- Excellence in Teaching Award
    • 1997 : Carol DeGuadenzi Memorial Scholarship for PhD Students
    • 1998 : American Institute of Wine and Food - Andre and Simone Soltner
    • 1993 : Graduate Teaching Fellow
    • 1993 : National Prepared Frozen Foods
    • 1993 : Les Dames d'Escoffier
    • 1994 : Network of Executive Women in Foodservice
  • Deborah J. Borisoff - Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
    • Steinhardt School of Education Teaching Excellence Award
    • Distinguished Teaching Fellow, Eastern Communication Association
    • Distinguished Research Fellow, Eastern Communication Association
    • 2006 : Neil M. Postman Mentor Award
    • NYU Distinguished Teaching Medal
  • Mary Brabeck - Gale and Ira Drukier Dean and Professor of Applied Psychology
    • Inaugural Fellow, American Educational Research Association
    • Honorary Degree, Hon. Causus, St. Joseph's University
    • Outstanding Achievement Award, University of Minnesota.
    • Distinguished Alumna, University of Minnesota, College of Education and Human Development.
    • Alumni Achievement Award, University of St. Cloud
    • APA Committee on Women in Psychology Leadership Award
    • APA Presidential Citation for "promoting the applications of psychological science to teaching and learning."
    • Who's Who in America
    • Who's Who in American Education
    • Honorary Member, Golden Key Honor Society
    • Kuhmerker Award, Association for Moral Education
    • Alpha Sigma Nu, Honorary Member, Jesuit Honor Society
  • Adam Buchwald - Assistant Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
    • 2011 : NSF Workshop support grant (PI)
    • 2010 : Steinhardt IDEA Challenge Grant (co-PI)
    • 2010 : ASHA Lessons for Success Conference Fellow
    • 2008 : Steinhardt Summer Grant Development Award
  • Dana Burde - Assistant Professor of International Education
    • 2007 : Spencer Foundation Grant
    • 2007 : National Science Foundation Grant
    • 2005 : Spencer Foundation Small Grant
    • 2005 : United States Institute of Peace Grant
    • 2005 : Weikart Family Foundation Grant
    • 2004 : Columbia University Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy
  • Meg Bussert - Music Associate Professor of Music Theatre
    • 1981 : Tony Award Nomination
    • 1981 : Theatre World Award
    • 1982 : Ace Award Nomination (Cable Television)
  • Suzanne C. Carothers - Professor of Early Childhood Education
    • 2002 : Thirteen/WNET New York Community Leadership Award
    • 2001 : Honorary Doctorate, Bank Street College of Education
    • 1996 : Recipient of Third Annual Ofelia Barcia Spirit of the Community Award, City College Community Education Center
    • 1996 : Recipient, CITYWOMEN of the Year Award, City College
  • Lily Hope Chumley - Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
    • 2007 : Wenner-Gren Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship
    • 2006 : Tsinghua-IUP Young Scholars Award
    • 2005 : FLAS
  • Gabriella Coleman - Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
    • 2009 : NYU Gabriel Carras Research Award for "Code is Speech: Legal Tinkering, Expertise, and Protest among Free and Open Source Software Developers." Cultural Anthropology
    • 2006 : Sol Tax Dissertation Prize, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago. Awarded for the dissertation that combines highest intellectual merit with relevance to Anthropology and action.
    • 2006 : Julien Mezey Dissertation Award. Association for the Study of Law, Culture and Humanities. Awarded for the dissertation that most promises to enrich and advance interdisciplinary scholarship at the intersection of law, culture, and the humanities.
  • Sean P. Corcoran - Associate Professor of Educational Economics
    • 2011 : Co-Principal Investigator, NIH grant, "How Does School Food Policy Shape the Health, Fitness, and Academic Outcomes of School Children?”
    • 2009 : Principal Investigator, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant, "The Future of the Nursing Workforce: What Nursing Workforce Research Can Learn From Other Labor Markets"
    • 2008 : Co-Principal Investigator, NYU University Research Challenge Fund, "Fair Student Funding: The Effects of Student-Based Budgeting on Equity and Achievement"
    • 2006 : Principal Investigator, Spencer Foundation, "The Political Economy of Inequality in America's Public Schools"
    • 2006 : Principal Investigator, Russell Sage Foundation grant, "The Politics of Inequality and Redistribution in U.S. Education Finance"
  • Dipti Desai - Associate Professor of Art and Art Education
    • 2010 : Curricular Development Challenge Fund, NYU
    • 2010 : Art and Culture-- Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
    • 2009 : NYU Service Learning Course Development Grant
    • 2009 : NYU Professional Development Grant
    • 2005 : Nominated for the Manual Barkan Award for scholarly contribution to the field of art education
    • 2003 : Nominated for the Manual Barkan Award for scholarly contribution to the field of art education
    • 2001 : Goddard Award
  • L. Beth Dixon - Associate Professor of Nutrition and Public Health
    • 2001 : Cancer Prevention Research Training Merit Award, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health
    • 2004 : Goddard Faculty Fellowship Award, Steinhardt School of Education, NYU
    • 2007 : Steinhardt Excellence in Teaching Award, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, NYU
  • Myrrh Domingo - Visiting Assistant Professor of English Education and Literacy Education
    • 2011 : NYU Outstanding Dissertation Award Nomination
    • 2009 : National Academy of Education Pre-doctoral Adolescent Literacy Fellowship
    • 2008 : CEE Cultural Diversity Grant
    • 2008 : NYU Dean's Research Grant
  • Fabienne Doucet - Assistant Professor of Education
    • 2009 : Outstanding Article for 2008, Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education (awarded for "How African American parents understand their and teachers' roles in children's schooling and what this means for preparing preservice teachers.")
    • 2009 : Pacesetter (Young Alumna) Award, School of Human Environmental Sciences, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
    • 2004 : Messiah College Young Alumnus Achievement Award
    • 2002 : National Academy of Education/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship
    • 2000 : National Science Foundation Minority Postdoctoral Fellowship
    • 2000 : Graduate Excellence Award, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, UNC Grensboro
  • Miriam Eisenstein Ebsworth - Associate Professor of English Education
    • 2011 : NABE Award for Work on Research SIG 2010-2011
    • 2005 : Nessa Wolfson Distinguished Scholar
    • 2001 : Teaching Excellence Award. Steinhardt School of Education
    • 1998 : NYS TESOL Service Award for work to preserve ESL Teacher Certification in NY State.
  • David J. Elliott - Professor of Music and Music Education
    • Two-Year Research Leave Grant: Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada
    • First Prize: Jazz Composition Competition of the National Association of Jazz Educators
  • Ronald P. Esposito - Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
    • 2009 : Honorary Award By Technion Institute of Management for Contributions in Training Major Leaders of Israeli Corporations and Organizations
  • Allen Feldman - Associate Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
    • 2000 : Oversea's Research Fellow, Human Sciences Research Council, University of Cape Town, South Africa
    • 1999 : H. F. Guggenheim Senior Fellowships for the Study of Violence and Human Aggression, New York.
    • 1998 : H. F. Guggenheim Senior Fellowships for the Study of Violence and Human Aggression, New York.
    • 1997 : H. F. Guggenheim Senior Fellowships for the Study of Violence and Human Aggression, New York.
    • 1995 : Oversea's Research Fellow, Human Sciences Research Council, University of Cape Town, South Africa
    • 1988 : Schoenbrod Award for Outstanding Dissertation in Political and Legal Theory. Office of the Dean, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research, New York.
  • Alexander Galloway - Associate Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
    • 2002 : Golden Nica in "Net Vision," Prix Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria.
    • 2003 : Steinhardt Research Challenge Fund. New York University, New York, NY.
    • 2003 : Finalist, World Technology Award, Arts category, World Technology Network, New York, NY.
    • 2005 : Goddard Faculty Fellowship Award, New York University, New York, NY.
    • 2006 : Creative Capital cograntee (with MTAA), Creative Capital, New York, NY.
    • 2007 : Humanities Council Fellowship, New York University, New York, NY.
    • 2009 : Humanities Council Grant In-Aid cograntee (with professors Emily Apter, Dennis Hollier, and Ben Kafka), New York University, New York, NY.
  • Brett Gary - Associate Professor of Media, Culture and Communucation
    • 2006 : Teaching Excellence Award, NYU Steinhardt, 2005-2006
    • 2006 : New York University Humanities Council, Grant-in-Aid Award for project on Censorship and American Liberalism, 2004
    • 2006 : Dorot Research Fellowship 2003-2004, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas, Austin, for project titled "Defending Modernism: Morris L. Ernst's Struggles Against Intolerance"
    • 2006 : Visiting Fellowship 2002-2003 Princeton University Library, sponsored by the Friends of Princeton University Library, for project titled "Morris L. Ernst and Cultural Libertarianism in the ACLU."
  • Brian Gill - Music Assistant Professor of Vocal Performance/Associate Director for Vocal Pedagogy
    • 2011 : Van L. Lawrence Fellowship (awarded by The Voice Foundation & The National Association of Teachers of Singing)
  • Ann Goerdt - Clinical Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy
    • 2005 : Certificate of Appreciation from Disability Forum, American Public Health Association
    • 2005 : Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare
    • 2005 : Who's Who in International Medicine
    • 2005 : National Institute of Mental Health National Research Service Award
    • 2005 : Fulbright Grant for Graduate Study
    • 2005 : Organization of American States Fellowship
  • Ricki Goldman - Professor of Digital Media Design for Learning
      • 1995 : National Academy of Education's Spencer Post-doctoral Fellowship
      • 1998 : First Prize in Canada’s National Centers of Excellence in Telelearning for Software: WebConstellations™
      • 1998 : ACM's Computer Graphics Quarterly: 25th Anniversary Best Cover Design Award
      • 2003 : Provost's Annual Master Teacher Award, NJIT
      • 2003 : College of Computing Science Department Teaching Excellence Award
      • 2005 : Best Journal Reviewer of Educational Researcher
    • Yael Goverover - Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy
      • 2008 : National Multiple Sclerosis Society: Improving Cognitive Rehabilitation Strategies for Learning And Memory in MS
      • 2008 : New York University, The Steinhardt School of Education, Faculty Challenge Grant: IDEAs: Pilot Study: An Examination of the Benefits of Combining Two Learning Strategies on Memory of Functional Information in Persons with Multiple Sclerosis
      • 2008 : Goddard Faculty Fellowship Award, Steinhardt School of Education, NYU
      • 2007 : NMSS Actual Reality: Advancing Functional Assessment for Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis
    • Maria I. Grigos - Associate Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
      • 2006 : Steinhardt Summer Grant Development Award
      • 2004 : Steinhardt Research Challenge Fund
    • Arnold H. Grossman - Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 1999 : Outstanding Faculty/Staff Services Award to the Lesbian Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community of NYU
      • 1993 : Diego Lopez AIDS Service Award, NYC Chapter, National Association of Social Workers
      • 1994 : Professor of the Year, Steinhardt School of Education
      • 2007 : Outstanding Achievement Award, American Psychological Association's Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Concerns
    • Sally Guttmacher - Professor of Public Health
      • 2000 : Society Fellow, Masters Scholars Program, New York University, School of Medicine
      • 1999 : Certificate of Appreciation Caribbean Women's Health Association, inc.
      • 1999 : Award for Outstanding Contributions of Time, Talent and Leadership in the Fight Against Adolescent HIV/AIDS, from the AIDS and Adolescent Network of New York
      • 1998 : Selected by Columbia Univ. School of Public Health as one of it's 75
      • 2002 : Honorary staff members of the Medical Research Council of South Africa's Health Systems Unit
    • Perry N. Halkitis - Professor of Applied Psychology, Public Health, & Medicine: Associate Dean for Research and Doctoral Studies
      • 1999 : American Psychological Foundation, Wayne F. Placek Award
      • 2000 : New York University, Steinhardt School, Daniel E. Griffiths Research Award
      • 2002 : American Psychological Association, Committee on Psychology & AIDS, Leadership Award
      • 2003 : American Psychological Association, Division on Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Concerns, Distinguished Research Award
      • 2004 : New York University, Office of LGBT Student Services, Award for Outstanding Commitment to the Queer Community
      • 2004 : New York University, Steinhardt School, Teaching Excellence Award
      • 2005 : TheBody.com, HIV Prevention Leader Award
      • 2005 : New York Academy of Medicine, Elected Fellow
      • 2006 : American Psychological Association, Committe on Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Concerns, Outstanding Achivement Award
      • 2007 : Society of Behavioral Medicine, Elected Fellow
      • 2007 : American Psychological Association Elected Fellow (Divisions 38, 44, 50)
      • 2010 : American Psychological Association, Award for Distinguished Contributions to Psychology in the Public Interest (Early Career)
      • 2010 : Society of Behavioral Medicine, Research to Practice Dissemination Award
      • 2010 : New York University, Office of LGBT Student Services Award for Student Centered Dedication and Advocacy
      • 2010 : American Psychological Association Society for The Psychological Study Of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues (Division 44), Distinguished Contribution to Education and Training
    • Jim Hinojosa - Professor of Occupational Therapy
      • 2011 : New York University’s NYU's Distinguished Teaching Award
      • 2006 : Elenor Clarke Slagle Lecture Award (2006), American Occupational Therapy Association
      • 2005 : Ailanthus Award, State University of New York
      • 2005 : Vanderkooi XII Endowed Lectureship. Texas Women's University
      • 2005 : Barbara A. Rider Endowed Lectureship, Western Michigan University
      • 2000 : Meritorius Service Award, American Occupational Therapy Foundation
      • 1999 : Who's Who in Education (2003); Who's Who in the World (1999), 16th Edition; (2002) 19th Edition
      • 1997 : Research Scholar. Texas Woman's University, School of Occupational Therapy, Dallas, Texas
      • 1994 : Award of Merit, American Occupational Therapy Association
      • 1991 : Honorary Membership, New York State Occupational Therapy Association
      • 1984 : Roster of Fellows, American Occupational Therapy Association
    • Christopher Hoadley - Associate Professor; Program Director, Digital Media Design for Learning and Educational Communication and Technology
      • 2008 : Fulbright Scholar (South Asia Regional Research Scholar)
      • 2009 : Fine Outreach for Science Fellow
    • Philip M. Hosay - Professor of International Education
      • 1997 : Fulbright Award of Honor
      • 2006 : Senior Fulbright Specialist
    • Tsu-Hsin Howe - Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy
      • 2008 : New York University, The Steinhardt School of Education, Faculty Challenge Grant: Summer Grant Development Award: Validation of the Neonatal Oral-Motor Assessment Scale
      • 2009 : New York University, The Steinhardt School of Education, Faculty Challenge Grant: IDEA Grant Award:Exploratory study of feeding behavior outcomes of infants with preterm history in their first year of life
    • Diane Hughes - Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2007 : National Science Foundation, The study of culture, social settings, and child development across school transitions settings, and child development across school transitions"
      • 2004 : William T. Grant Foundation, "Parental socialization influences on academic engagement and performance among African American, Chinese, and Dominican Adolescents"
      • 2002 : National Science Foundation, "Center for research on culture, development and education"
      • 1998 : William T. Grant Foundation, "Influences of parental racial socialization on children's developmental outcomes
      • 1996 : Carnegie Corporation of New York. "Developmental, family, and school structural influences on inter-racial relationships among primary grade and middle school youth."
      • 1995 : John D. And Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Successful Midlife Development. "Place, race, and culture: Influences on mid-life development among ethnic minorities in New York City"
      • 1993 : Social Science Research Council. "Occupational racism and child socialization in African-American families."
      • 1992 : William T. Grant Foundation. "Parents work experiences, family processes, and preschool children's development in African-American families". (PI, $10,000).
      • 1991 : National Science Foundation. "Parents work experiences, family processes, and preschool children's development in African-American families"
      • 1997 : Visiting, The Russell Sage Foundation
    • Louis N. Iannuzzi - Clinical Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy
      • 2006 : PHS Outstanding Service Medal (2)
      • 2006 : PHS Commendation Medal
      • 2006 : PHS Unit Commendation Medal (2)
      • 2006 : PHS TPAC Certificate of Appreciation
    • Benjamin M. Jacobs - Assistant Professor of Social Studies, Education and Jewish Studies
      • 2010 : Exemplary Research in Social Studies Award, National Council for the Social Studies
      • 2005 : Ph.D. with Distinction, Columbia University
      • 2004 : Maurice and Marilyn Cohen Dissertation Fellowship, National Foundation for Jewish Culture
      • 2004 : Young Scholars Award, Network for Research in Jewish Education
      • 1998 : Laurie Tisch / Dewey Scholar, Teachers College, Columbia University
      • 1998 : Wexner Graduate Fellowship
    • Theresa J. Jordan - Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2002 : International Scientist of the Year
      • Exceptional Merit Award, New Jersey Medical School
      • Admission to the American Academy of Educational Researchers
      • Daniel E. Griffiths Award for Distinguished and Innovative Research
    • Farzana Kapadia - Assistant Professor of Public Health
      • 2009 : The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development Community Collaborative Award; Co-Principal Investigator with Yumary Ruiz
      • 2009 : New York University Research Challenge Fund Grant; Co-Principal Investigator with Yumary Ruiz
    • David E. Kirkland - Assistant Professor of English Education
      • 2009 : Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellowship
      • 2008 : AERA Division G Dissertation Award
      • 2007 : Finalist-CCCC Outstanding Dissertation Award
      • 2007 : Finalist-Spencer Foundation Exemplary Dissertation Award
      • 2006 : CNV Fellowship
      • 2006 : Summer Completion Fellowship Award
      • 2005 : AERA/IES Grant
      • 2005 : Black Graduate Student Association Award in Scholarhip
      • 2004 : Scholars for the Dream Travel Award
      • 2004 : Spencer Foundation Research Training Grant
      • 2003 : Dean's Competitive Enrichment Summer Fellowship Award
      • 2002 : Summer Enrichment Fellowship Award
      • 2001 : Competitive Doctoral Enrichment Fellowship Award
      • 2000 : Mid-Michigan Teacher of the Year
    • Harriet B. Klein - Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
      • Distinguished achievement award from the New York State Speech-Language-Hearing Association , November, 1997
      • Professional achievement award from the New York City Speech-Language Hearing Association for excellence in teaching, research, and clinical activity, April 1994.
      • Awarded funding from the Bamford-Lahey Foundation for a study entitled, "How normally-developing children respond to contexts designed to elicit complex sentences". Sept. 2003 - Aug. 2004, $19,200.
    • Kristie Patten Koenig - Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy
      • 2009 : Roster of Fellows, American Occupational Therapy Association
      • 2007 : Awarded 9 month Leadership Fellowship by AOTA/AOTF
      • 2006 : American Occupational Therapy Association Service Commendation
      • 2005 : Dr. Stephen L. Heater Award for Outstanding Achievement
      • 2001 : American Occupational Therapy Association Service Award
      • 1999 : POTA Service Award
    • Kristie J. Lancaster - Associate Professor of Nutrition
      • 2004 : Finalist, Sandra Daugherty Award for Excellence in Cardiovascular Disease and Hypertension Epidemiology, 2004 Research presented at the 44th Annual Conference on Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention.
      • 2008 : Emerging Professional Graduate Degree Award, The Pennsylvania State University College of Health and Human Development, 2008
    • Robert J. Landy - Professor of Educational Theatre and Applied Psychology
      • Distinguished Teaching Award, NYU
      • Fulbright Lecturing Award
      • Grant: New York Times Foundation School Arts Rescue Initiative
      • The Gertrud Schattner Award: for distinguished contribution to the field of drama therapy
      • Daniel E. Griffiths Research Award, New York University
      • Citation of Excellence in Educational Theatre, American Theatre Association
      • Distinguished Research Award, National Association of Drama Therapy
    • Mary Leou - Clinical Associate Professor of Teaching and Learning
      • 1986 : Rudin Fellowship, American Museum of Natural History
      • 1996 : NYS Outdoor Education & Conservation Program of the Year Award
      • 1997 : Fay & Henry L. Sobel Award for Distinguished Dissertation
      • 1998 : EPA Environmental Quality Award
      • 2007 : EPA Environmental Quality Award
      • 2011 : Environmental Leadership Award, NYS Outdoor Education Association
    • Susannah Levi - Assistant Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
      • 2010 : NIH-NIDCD R03
      • 2010 : Lessons for Success: American Speech and Hearing Association
      • 2003 : American Association of University Women: Dissertation Fellowship
      • 2003 : Association for Women in Science: Dissertation Fellowship
      • 2002 : Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship
      • 2002 : Chester William Fritz Endowed Scholarship in the Humanities
      • 2001 : Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship
      • 2000 : Elizabeth Kerr Macfarlane Endowed Scholarship in the Humanities
    • Wen K. Ling - Associate Professor of Physical Therapy: Department Chair
      • 2007 : American Physical Therapy Association Minority Initiatives Award
      • 2005 : American Physical Therapy Association Minority Initiatives Award
      • 2005 : American Physical Therapy Association Minority Achievement Award
      • 2005 : American Physical Therapy Association Diversity 2000 and Beyond Award
      • 2005 : New York Physical Therapy Association Certificate of Appreciation
      • 2004 : American Physical Therapy Association Diversity 2000 and Beyond Award
    • Lorena Llosa - Associate Professor of Education
      Faculty Fellow in Residence, Carlyle Court
      • 2009 : NAEd/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship
      • 2007 : New York University W. Gabriel Carras Award
      • 2006 : AERA Division H Outstanding Dissertation Award
      • 2005 : Lado Award for Outstanding Student Paper at the Language Testing Research Colloquium (LTRC)
      • 2005 : CATESOL Graduate Student Research Award
      • 2004 : Spencer Foundation Dissertation Fellowship for Research Related to Education
      • 2004 : UC Linguistic Minority Research Institute (LMRI) Dissertation Grant
      • 2004 : TOEFL Small Grant for Doctoral Research in Second or Foreign Language Assessment
      • 2004 : Marianne Celce-Murcia Award for Outstanding Teaching Assistant
    • Valerie Lundy-Wagner - Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow
      • 2011 : AERA Institute on Statistical Analysis for Education Policy, AERA Grants Program
      • 2010 : NYU Postdoctoral and Transition Program for Academic Diversity Fellowship
      • 2009 : Ford Foundation Diversity Dissertation Fellowship
      • 2008 : Graduate Internship Program at ETS
      • 2006 : Dr. William Fontaine Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania
      • 2006 : Dean’s Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania
    • James Macinko - Associate Professor of Public Health and Health Policy
      • 2006 : Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholar
      • 2001 : Fulbright Scholar/Brazil
    • Ted Magder - Associate Professor of Media, Culture and Communication
      • Malim Harding Distinguished Lecturer - University of Toronto
      • Teaching Excellence Award, Steinhardt School of Education
      • Teaching Excellence Award, York University, Toronto, Canada
      • Post-Doctoral Fellow, Centre for Information and Communication Studies, Polytechnic of Central London
    • Joan Malczewski - Assistant Professor of History and Social Studies
      • 2011 : Spencer Foundation, "Building a New Educational State," $40,000
      • 2010 : Steinhardt Challenge IDEA Award, “Building a New Educational State,” $5,000.
    • Jacqueline Mattis - Professor of Applied Psychology; Department Chair
      • 2006 : GSO Faculty Star Award
      • 2001 : Positive Psychology Young Scholars Award
    • Panayotis Mavromatis - Assistant Professor of Music and Music Education: Director of Music Theory
      • 2007 : University Research Challenge Fund, New York University
      • 2007 : Faculty Research Challenge Grant (Technology Award), Steinhardt School
      • 2007 : Provost's Interschool Interdisciplinary Award, University of Rochester. Co-PI: Matthew Brown, Eastman School of Music
      • 2006 : Faculty Research Challenge Grant (Summer Grant Development Award), Steinhardt School
      • 2005 : W. Gabriel Carras Junior Faculty Research Award, Steinhardt School
    • Matthew Mayhew - Assistant Professor of Higher Education
      • 2011 : Graduate Student Organization Faculty Star Award at New York University
      • 2010 : Graduate Student Organization Faculty Star Award at New York University
      • 2009 : Graduate Student Organization Faculty Star Award at New York University
      • 2008 : Graduate Student Organization Faculty Star Award Nominee at New York University
      • 2007 : Graduate Student Organization Faculty Star Award at New York University
    • Sandee McClowry - Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2005 : American Academy of Nursing Fellow, 1995 - present
      • 2005 : Distinguished Nurse Researcher, Foundation of the New York State Nurse Association, 1999
      • 2005 : Distinguished Nurse Researcher, Rush University, July 6, 1999
    • Joseph McDonald - Professor of Teaching and Learning
      • Member of the NY State Academy of Teaching and Learning
      • Spencer Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellowship
      • Outstanding Teacher Award, Bush Educational Leaders Program
      • Community Service Award, New York University
      • Finis and Engleman Award, American Association of School Administrators
      • Community Service Award, University Neighborhood High School
    • Tsega A. Mehreteab - Clinical Professor of Physical Therapy
      • 2005 : APTA Section of Clinical Electrophysiology Professional Merit Award for Exemplary Contribution
      • 2005 : Dean's Service Award: New York University, School of Education
    • Gigliana Melzi - Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2006 : Teaching Excellence Award
    • Cynthia Miller-Idriss - Associate Professor of International Education and Educational Sociology
      • 2011 : Deutsche Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD)/German Academic Exchange Service, Faculty Research Grant for “Performance and Commodification: Neo-Nazi Symbols in Germany since 1945”
      • 2010 : The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Short-Term Research Grant for “Performing Extremism: Youth Symbols and the Right-Wing in Germany”
      • 2010 : Daniel E. Griffiths Research Award (peer-reviewed award for best faculty book), NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, for Blood and Culture: Youth, Right-Wing Extremism, and National Belonging in Contemporary Germany
      • 2009 : The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development Challenge IDEA Grant, “The Internationalization of Higher Education: Preliminary Research for a Comparative Project,” Co-Principal Investigator, with Seteney Shami
      • 2009 : Teagle Fellow, National Forum on the Future of Liberal Education
      • 2009 : The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development Summer Research Grant Development Stipend, “The Internationalization of Higher Education in Comparative Perspective,” Co-Principal Investigator, with Seteney Shami
      • 2009 : The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Aufenthaltsbeihilfe Award for "Area Studies in the United States"
      • 2006 : Spencer Foundation Grant, “Race, Nation, and Identity for New Americans,” Co-Principal Investigator, with Ann Morning
      • 2006 : U.S. Department of Education, "Internationalization, Inter-Disciplinarity, and Boundary-Crossing." Senior Consultant with PI Seteney Shami; Grant Institutional Home is the Social Science Research Council.
      • 2008 : NYU University Research Challenge Fund Award, Co-PI with Ann Morning, for "American Understandings of Race and Nation"
      • 2006 : Steinhardt School of Education Challenge IDEA Grant, Co-Principal Investigator, with Ann Morning
      • 2005 : Steinhardt School of Education Summer Research Grant Development Stipend, Principal Investigator
      • 2004 : German Academic Exchange Service/American Institute for Contemporary German Studies
      • 2004 : Steinhardt School of Education Research Challenge Grant, Principal Investigator
      • 2004 : The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Wiederaufnahme (Renewal) Fellowship
    • Mara Mills - Assistant Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
      • 2010 : Irving K. Zola Award for Emerging Scholars in Disability Studies
      • 2010 : ACLS Collaborative Research Fellowship (with Cyrus Mody and Patrick McCray)
      • 2010 : "Critical Disability Studies" Residential Research Fellowship, University of California Humanities Research Institute (UCHRI)
      • 2009 : Schachterle Essay Prize, Society for Literature, Science and the Arts
      • 2009 : Population Health Research Grant, Robert Wood Johnson Health & Society Scholars Program at Penn
      • 2009 : William Cadogan Essay Prize
      • 2007 : IEEE Life Members' Fellowship in Electrical History
      • 2006 : Lemelson Fellowship, Smithsonian National Museum of American History
      • 2006 : Melvin Kranzberg Dissertation Fellowship, Society for the History of Technology
      • 2003 : National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
    • Catherine Milne - Associate Professor of Science Education
      • 2009 : Outstanding Science Teacher Educator of the Year Level 1: 10 or fewer years in science education. Association for Science Teacher Education.
    • Nicholas Mirzoeff - Professor of Media, Culture and Communication
      • 2010 : NEH Summer Fellow "Broadening the Digital Humanities" University of California Humanities Research Institute/University of Southern California IML
      • 2009 : Co P.I. for Mellon grant "Networking Visual Culture"
      • 2006 : Steinhardt Challenge Grant
      • 2005 : Visiting Canterbury Fellow, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
      • 2002 : Visiting Fellow, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown MA
      • 2002 : Leverhulme Visiting Professor, University of Nottingham, UK
      • 2001 : Visiting Fellow, Humanities Research Center, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
      • 2001 : William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA, Visting Fellow
      • 1996 : Postdoctoral Fellow, Humanities Institute, Stony Brook University
      • 1994 : Huntington Library, Pasadena, CA, Visiting Fellow
      • 1993 : Yale Center for British Art, Visiting Fellow
      • 1992 : J. Paul Getty Center, Postdoctoral Fellow in the History of Art and the Humanities
      • 1991 : NEH Postdoctoral Fellow, UCLA Center for 17th and 18th Century Studies
    • Marilyn Moffat - Professor of Physical Therapy
      • 2008 : State of Israel Minister of Tourism Certificate of Appreciation
      • 2008 : Honorary Membership in the Israeli Physiotherapy Society
      • 2008 APTA Section on Geriatrics President's Award
      • 2006-present Who's Who in the World
      • 2006-present Who's Who in America
      • 2006-present Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare
      • 2005-present Who's Who in the East
      • 2005-present Academic Keys Who's Who in Education
      • 2005 The Marilyn Moffat Chair in Physical Therapy announced
      • 2005 Bronze Award of Appreciation, National Strength and Conditioning Association's Certification Commission Credentials of Distinction
      • 2004-present Who's Who in American Women
      • 2004 Mary McMillan Lecture Award, American Physical Therapy Association
      • 2004 Robert G. Dicus Award, Private Practice Section of the American Physical Therapy Association
      • 2003 Marilyn Moffat Leadership Award, American Physical Therapy Association, Washington DC
      • 2003 Mildred Elson Award for International Leadership in Physical Therapy, World Confederation for Physical Therapy, Barcelona, Spain
      • 2003 Ambassador Award, National Strength and Conditioning Association
      • Distinguished Faculty Award, Department of Physical Therapy, New York University
      • 2000 Diversity All-Star Award, Advisory Panel on Minority Affairs, APTA
      • R Charles Harker Policy Maker Award, APTA Section on Health Policy, Legislation, and Regulation
      • 1999 "Diversity 2000" Award, Advisory Panel on Minority Affairs, APTA
      • Charles Magistro Award for Service, Foundation for Physical Therapy
      • Howard A Rusk Humanitarian Award, World Rehabilitation Fund, New York NY
      • New York Physical Therapy Association named its Distinguished Service Award the Dr. Marilyn Moffat Distinguished Service Award
      • Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association
      • Barbara C. White Lecture Award, University of Florida, Gainesville Florida
      • Robert C. Bartlett Recognition Award, Foundation for Physical Therapy
      • Distinguished Service Award, New York Chapter APTA
      • Commendation Award, The Physical Therapy Association of the Republic of China
      • Certificate of Achievement and of Appreciation, University of the State of New York Education Department
      • Commendation Award, Mahidol University, Bangkok Thailand
      • APTA Highest Commendation for Board of Directors Service
      • Sawadi Skulkai Lecture Award, Mahidol University, Bangkok Thailand
      • Certificate of Appreciation, Foundation for Physical Therapy
      • Lucy Blair Service Award APTA
      • 1980, 1982 Outstanding Service Award, New York Chapter APTA
      • Outstanding Service Awards 1980, 1981 Greater New York District APTA
      • Founders Day Award, New York University
      • United Cerebral Palsy Citation for Service
      • Kappa Delta Phi
      • Pi Lambda Theta
    • Catherine Moore - Clinical Associate Professor of Music Business
      • British Academy Studentship
    • Terence Moran - Professor of Media Ecology
      • 1987 : New York Area Emmy Award for Outstanding Arts/Cultural/Historical Programing for "McSorley's New York"
      • 2005 : Steinhardt School Teaching Excellence Award
      • 2005 : New York State Communication Association Special Founder of Media Ecology Award
      • 2006 : Media Ecology Association Louis Forsdale Award for Outstanding Educator in the Field of Media Ecology
    • Susan Murray - Associate Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication
      • 2004 : AAUW American Postdoctoral Fellowship
    • Shondel Nero - Associate Professor of Teaching and Learning
      • 2007 : St. John's University Faculty Recognition Award for establishing Dominican Republic Study Abroad Program
      • 2005 : St. John's University Faculty Recognition Award for Teaching and Research Productivity
      • 2001 : St. John's University Merit Award for Teaching and Research Productivity
      • 1995 : Scholars for the Dream Travel Award
    • Marion Nestle - Paulette Goddard Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health
      • 2003 : Food Politics won awards from the Association for American Publishers (outstanding professional and scholarly title in nursing and allied health), James Beard Foundation (literary), and World Hunger Year (Harry Chapin media).
      • 2004 : Safe Food won the Steinhardt School of Education Research Award
      • 2003 : Association of American Publishers, Outstanding Professional and Scholarly Titles of 2002 (category: Nursing & Allied Health), Food Politics
      • 2003 : James Beard Foundation Book Award (category: Literary), Food Politics
      • 2003 : James Beard Foundation Who's Who in Food and Beverage in America (Lifetime Achievement)
      • 2003 : World Hunger Year Harry Chapin Media Award (book), Food Politics
      • 2003 : San Francisco Chronicle Best Books of 2003, Safe Food
      • 2004 : Daniel E. Griffiths Research Award, NYU Steinhardt School, Safe Food
      • 2004 : Alumna of the Year, University of California Berkeley, School of Public Health
      • 2004 : American Public Health Association, David P. Rall Award for Advocacy in Public Health
      • 2005 : American Association for the Advancement of Science, Fellow
      • 2005 : National Committee for Quality Assurance 2005 Health Quality Award
      • 2005 : American Society for Nutritional Sciences, Fellow
      • 2006 : California Public Health Association--North, Bridging the Gap Award for Excellence in Science and Public Policy Writing
      • 2006 : Amazon.com editors' Top Ten Books of 2006, Health, Mind, and Body, What to Eat
      • 2007 : National Multiple Sclerosis Society Books for a Better Life Award (Wellness),What to Eat
      • 2007 : James Beard Award (Reference), What to Eat
      • 2007 : Natural Gourmet Institute Award for Excellence in Health-Supportive Food Education
      • 2008 : Public Health Solutions Public Health Advocacy Award
      • 2010 : The Bark magazine, 100 Best & Brightest (healer category for Pet Food Politics)
      • 2010 : Robert Putnam Social Capital Award, Living Liberally
      • 2010 : The John Dewey Award for Distinguished Public Service, Bard College
      • 2010 : Cision Navigator’s Top Ten Food and Nutrition Blogs, foodpolitics.com
      • 2010 : The Health Hawk’s Top Ten Most Influential Public Health Professors
      • 2011 : Health-O-Rama’s Top Ten Most Influential Health Education Professors
      • 2011 : National Public Health Hero, University of California School of Public Health
      • 2011 : Time Magazine's Top 140 Most Influential Twitter Feeds; Top 10 Twitter Feeds in Health and Sciences
      • 2011 : Greatist.com’s The 44 #Greatist people to follow on twitter—health, @marionnestle
      • 2011 : Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution May 2011 Blog of the Month, www.foodpolitics.com
      • 2011 : Master'sInPublicHealth.net top 50 food safety blogs, www.foodpolitics.com
      • 2011 : Forbes.com: Michael Pollan's #2 most important foodie (after Michelle Obama)
      • 2011 : New York Times: Mark Bittman's #1 foodie to be thankful for
    • Pedro Noguera - Peter L. Agnew Professor of Education
      • 2006 : Whitney Young Award of Leadership in Education
      • 2006 : President, Caribbean Studies Association
      • 2002 : Centennial Medal, Philadelphia University
      • 1995 : Distinguished Teaching Award, UC Berkeley
      • 1988 : Fulbright-Hayes Dissertation Fellowship
      • 100 Most Influential Hispanics in the US, Hispanic Business Magazine
      • Honorary Doctorate, University of San Francisco
      • 2010 : Honorary Doctorate, Bank Street College
    • Elizabeth M. Norman - Professor of History of the Professions
      • 2011 : Stephen E. Ambrose Oral History Award. Rutgers Living History Society.
      • 2010 : Dayton Literary Peace Prize Finalist
      • 2010 : Stuart G. Christain Jr. Lecture. Virginia Historical Society
      • 2010 : New York University. Steinhardt School. Griffiths Award
      • 2009 : New York Times best-seller list, eight weeks; Publishers Weekly bestseller and "summer breakout book."; New York Times book critic Dwight Garner's top ten non-fiction books of 2009; Amazon.com Editor's Top 100 Books of 2009; Amazon.com Editor's Top 10 History books of 2009; Christian Science Monitor best nonfiction books of 2009; American Library Association 2010 Notable Books For Adult Readers, non-fiction;Audio Publishers Association of America History Book of the Year, 2009; June 2011 New York Times Magazine "The 6th Floor" Blog, 100 Greatest Nonfiction Books of All Time.
      • 2009 : Philippine Embassy Washington D.C. Certificate of Appreciation.
      • 2004 : Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Hall of Distinguished Alumni Award.
      • 2003 : University of California San Francisco, Commencement Speaker.
      • 2001 : Indiana State University, Distinguished Lecturer, Terra Haute, Indiana.
      • 2001 : AACN. Seventh Annual John P. McGovern Award
      • 2001 : University of Virginia. Eighth Annual Agnes Dillon Award.
      • 1999 : Lavinia L. Dock Award for Outstanding Historical Scholarship. AAHN.
      • 1993 : Certificate of Appreciation. New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
      • 1999 : AAN. National Media Award.
      • 1995 : International Public Print Media Award, Sigma Theta Tau.
      • 1992 : Book of the Year. American Journal of Nursing
      • 1990 : Official Commendation for Military Nursing Research. Department of the Army.
    • Bridget N. O'Connor - Professor of Higher Education and Business Education
      • 2002 : John Robert Gregg Award (national) for Contributions to the field of Business Education.
      • 2006 : Fulbright Senior Specialist, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
      • 1997 : School of Education Professor of the Year
      • 1995 : Eastern Business Education Association Postsecondary Educator of the Year
      • 1997 : Business Education Association of Metropolitan New York Educator of the Year
      • 2010 : American Society for Training and Development NYChapter Leadership Award
    • Erin O'Connor - Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education
      • 2011 : The Steinhardt School W. Gabriel Carras Research Award
      • 2008 : The National Academy of Education / Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship
      • 2005 : Harvard Graduate School of Education Dissertation Grant
      • 2002 : Harvard Graduate School of Education Service Award
    • Niyati Parekh - Assistant Professor of Nutrition and Public Health
      • 2002 : The J. Watumull Scholarship
      • 2004 : Recipient for the Nell Mondy Research Scholarship Award
      • 2005 : Finalist for the American Soceity of Nutrition, Young Investigators Award, Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, San Diego
      • 2006 : The Department of Defense postdoctoral fellowship for prostate cancer research
      • 2007 : Gallo Award, Cancer Institute of New Jersey, for outstanding cancer research
      • 2009 : American Soceity of Nutrition award to present at the quart-annual International Congress of Nutrition Bangkok, Thailand
    • Anita Perr - Clinical Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy
      • 2000 : Roster of Fellows, American Occupational Therapy Association
    • David Pietro - Music Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies
      • 1991 : Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz International Sax Competition Semi-Finalist
      • 1995 : JAZZIZ magazine international "Woodwinds on Fire" Contest Finalist
      • 1996 : Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz International Sax Competition Semi-Finalist
      • 1996 : National Endowment for the Arts Composition Grant Recipient
      • 2002 : Jazzconnect.com International Jazz Competition runner-up
      • 2005 : Chamber Music America New Works: Creation & Presentation Composition Grant Recipient
      • 2007 : Chamber Music America New Works: Encore Grant Recipient
    • Domingo J Pinero - Clinical Assistant Professor of Nutrition and Food Studies, Director of Undergraduate Studies
      • 2004 : University Research Challenge Fund Award, NYU
      • 2007 : Teaching Excellence Award, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, NYU
    • Sally Poole - Clinical Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy
      • 2007 : Approved as "Provider of Continuing Education" by the NY State Occupational Therapy Association (NYSOTA)
      • 2001 : Honorary Member, Hand Therapy Society of Venezuela
    • Gerald Pryor - Associate Professor of Art and Art Education, Artist in Residence: Photo Head
      • Two NEA Awards
      • NYSFA Grant
      • Gottileb Foundation Grant
    • Arvind Rajagopal - Professor of Media, Culture and Communication
      • 2010 : Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford
      • 2009 : Fellow, NYU Humanities Initiative
      • 2008 : Visiting Fellow, Department of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, India.
      • 2006 : Fellow, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington D.C..
      • 2004 : American Institute of Indian Studies Senior Fellowship, Jan-Oct 2004
      • 2004 : UPE Professor at University of Hyderabad, India.
      • 2003 : Ananda K. Coomaraswamy Prize. Best Book Award. South Asia Council, Association of Asian Studies
      • 2003 : Daniel Griffiths Award, Best Book, NYU, School of Education
      • 2000 : American Institute of Indian Studies. Short term Senior Fellowship
      • 1999 : New York University Challenge Grant
      • 1998 : Honorary Fellow, Center for Cultural Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz
      • 1998 : Member, School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
      • 1996 : Sawyer Fellowship, International Institute, University of Michigan
      • 1996 : Macarthur Foundation Fellowship for Research and Writing on Peace and International Cooperation
    • Smita Rao - Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy
      • 2012 : ACR REF Rheumatology Scientist Development Award
      • 2009 : Invited Poster, Annual Meeting, Orthopedic Research Society
      • 2008 : Best e-Poster Award, Annual Meeting, American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society
      • 2006 : Honorable Mention, Outstanding Graduate Student as Mentor Award, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
      • 2005 : Nominee, Young Investigator Award, International Society of Biomechanics
      • 2004 : Whitaker Student Award, Gait and Clinical Movement Analysis Society
      • 2003 : Whitaker Student Award, Gait and Clinical Movement Analysis Society
      • 2003 : Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, The University of Iowa
      • 2000 : KC Mahindra Trust Scholarship for Post Graduate Studies in the US, Bombay, India
      • 1998 : Sir Dorab Tata Merit Scholarship, Bombay, India
    • C. Cybele Raver - Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2006 : Distingushed Faculty Award
      • 2001 : Honoroary Distinction
    • Diane Ravitch - Research Faculty
      • Uncommon Book Award, Hoover Institution
      • L.H.D., Union College
      • L.H.D., Amherst College
      • L.H.D., Williams College
      • L.H.D., Middlebury College Language Schools
      • L.H.D., St. Joseph's College
      • L.H.D., Ramapo College
      • L.H.D., State Universitiy of New York
      • 2005 : John Dewey Award, United Federation of Teachers
      • 2005 : Gaudium Award
      • L.H.D., Reed College
    • Krishnendu Ray - Assistant Professor of Nutrition and Food Studies
      • Excellence in Teaching, NYU
      • Excellence in Teaching, CIA
      • Excellence in Teaching, SUNY Binghamton
      • NYU Humanities Institute Grant -- Food for Thought
      • NYU Institute for Public Knowledge Grant -- Menus in the Media
      • NYU Curriculum Development Challenge Grant -- Food Systems Curriculum
      • Distinguished Dissertation Award
      • Co-Winner of the American Sociological Association's PEWS Book Award
      • University Grant's Commission, India, National Research Fellow
      • Gold Medal/Valedictorian Master of Arts, Delhi University, India
    • Christina Reuterskiold - Associate Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
      • 1999 : Postdoctoral Fellowship, Department of Logopedics and Phoniatrics, Lund University
      • 1998 : Best Teacher Award, Lund University (nominated)
      • 1987 : International Scholars Award, Boston University
      • 1987 : Scandianvian-American Foundation
      • 1986 : Fulbright Award
      • 2004 : Phonological Short-Term Memory and Word learning in Children with Specific Language Impairment. Steinhardt Challenge Fund Award
      • 2000 : In Pursuit of the Words - Working Memory and Word Learning in children with Hearing Impairment and Children with Specific Language Impairment.The Swedish Tercentenary Bank ( co-investigator)
      • 2005 : Computerized Analysis of Language Transcripts. New York University Curricular Challenge Grant
      • 2008 : Once Upon a Time. The development of narrative skills in children with communication disorders. An intervention study. Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research. (co-investigator)
    • Richard Richardson - Professor Emeritus of Higher Education
      • 2002 : Building Named "Richardson Hall" at Northampton County Community College (Bethlehem, PA) in recognition of service as founding president
      • 1998 : Researcher of the Year Award, College of Education, Arizona State University
      • 1988 : Research Publication of the Year, Fostering Minority Access and Achievement in Higher Education, Council of Universities and Colleges, American Association of Community and Junior Colleges
      • 1982 : Distinguished Graduate Award, College of Education, University of Texas at Austin
      • 1972 : Honorary Doctor of Letters (Litt.D), conferred by Lafayette College, Easton, PA. for state and national leadership in establishing community colleges
    • Yumary Ruiz - Clinical Assistant Professor & Public Health Internship Director
      • 2011 : University Global Public Health Research Challenge Fund
      • 2009 : New York University Research Challenge Fund
      • 2009 : NYU Steinhardt Community Collaborative Award
      • 2009 : Steinhardt GSO Faculty Star Teaching Award
      • 2005 : Purdue University Special Initiatives Fellow
      • 2004 : Purdue University Special Initiatives Fellow
      • 2003 : Purdue University: Dale L. Hanson Award
      • 2002 : Purdue University: Donald L. Corrigan Professional Development Award
    • Joe Salvatore - Clinical Assistant Professor of Educational Theatre
      • 2012 : Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Award
      • 2011 : Faculty Dedication to Education Award, NYU LGBTQ Student Center
      • 2010 : Faculty of the Year, National Residence Hall Honorary, NYU
      • 2009 : Steinhardt School Summer Grant Development Award
      • 2008 : Steinhardt School Research Challenge Grant in Arts and Culture
      • 2008 : New York International Fringe Festival, Overall Excellence Award for Outstandng Play
      • 2008 : Faculty of the Month, National Residence Hall Honorary, NYU
      • 2006 : Steinhardt School Teaching Excellence Award
      • 2006 : Steinhardt School Research Challenge Grant in Arts and Culture
      • 2006 : Pride and Partnership Award, Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Student Services at NYU
      • 2005 : NYU Curriculum Development Challenge Fund Grant
      • 2005 : Faculty of the Month, National Residence Hall Honorary, NYU
      • 1998 : James Baldwin Playwriting Award
      • 1995 : University of Delaware Taylor Award
    • Howard S. Schiffman - Visiting Associate Professor of Environmental Conservation Education
      • 2010 : Fulbright Senior Scholar (New Zealand)
      • 2001 : Excellence in Teaching Award, NYU SCPS
    • Amy Ellen Schwartz - Professor of Public Policy, and Education and Economics
      • Joseph S. Wholey Distinguished Scholarship Award, Center for Accountability and Performance, American Society for Public Administration
      • Stephen Vladeck Junior Faculty Fellow, New York University
      • Herbert H. Lehman Graduate Fellow
      • New York State Regents Scholar
    • Judith Schwartz - Professor of Art and Art Education
      • Everson Museum of Art, Award
      • John D. Rockefeller III Arts in Education, Grant
      • International Academy of Ceramics
      • Advisor of the Year, New York University, Gallatin Division
      • 2010 : Fulbright, Senior Specialist
    • Marc A. Scott - Associate Professor of Applied Statistics
      • 2001 : Richard A. Lester Award, Outstanding Book in Labor Economics and Industrial Relations, 2001, Princeton University
      • 2003 : Distinguished Book of the Year, 2002-2003, Center for the Study of Inequality, Cornell University
    • Edward Seidman - Professor of Psychology
      • 2009 : Seymour B. Sarason Award for Community Research and Action, Society for Community Research and Action, American Psychological Association
      • 2008 : Public Service Award, Society for Prevention Research (Awarded to the Senior Program Team of the William T. Grant Foundation, headed by Edward Seidman)
      • 2003 : Suinn Ethnic Minority Achievement Award, American Psychological Association (Awarded to NYU Community Psychology Doctoral Program, for which I was Program Director and member)
      • 2001 : Ethnic Minority Mentorship Award, The Society for Community Research and Action: A Division of the APA
      • 2001 : Resident Scholar, Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center (Italy)
      • 2000 : Outstanding Alumnus Award (sustained excellence in research, teaching, and service), University of Kentucky
      • 1987 : Division of Community Psychology, APA
      • 1999 : Outstanding Contributions to Education and Training in Community Research and Action (Inaugural Award), Council of Program
      • 1990 : Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award, The Society for Community Research and Action: A Division of the APA President
      • 1978 : Exemplary Project-Adolescent Diversion Project, Child Welfare Information Exchange, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
      • 1977 : Fulbright-Hays Senior Research Scholar, University of Athens (Greece)
      • 1976 : Consulting Psychology Research Award, First Prize, Division of Consulting Psychology, APA
      • 1975 : Exemplary Project-Community-Based Adolescent Diversion Program, National Institute of Law Enforcement Administration Agency, U.S. Dept. of Justice
      • 1974 : Graduate Student Organization Award for Excellence in Teaching and Contributions to Graduate Education, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
      • 1972 : Graduate Student Organization Award for Excellence in Teaching and Contributions to Graduate Education, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
    • Francine Belle Shuchat Shaw - Associate Professor of Educational Communication and Technology
      • 2010 : New York City AIDS Fund, as Executive Producer, Co-Writer, and Educational Media Designer for "Ask Me, Tell Me," the fourth in a series of 10-minute dramatic video interventions produced by the HIV Is Still a Big Deal Project, originally funded by The New York Community Trust.
      • 2006 : The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as Consultant for Educational Media Theory and Design for "A Novel Online Intervention to Reduce Sexual Risk Among Men Who Meet Men Online," Principal Investigator Sabina Hirshfield, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, Public Health Solutions of New York City, Inc.
      • 2008 : The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as Consultant for Educational Content and Design for "Talking About HIV," the third in a series of 10-minute dramatic video interventions produced by the HIV Is Still a Big Deal Project, originally funded by The New York Community Trust. Produced as part of the research study, "A Novel Online Intervention to Reduce Sexual Risk Among Men Who Meet Men Online,' Principal Investigator Sabina Hirshfield, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, Public Health Solutions of New York City, Inc. This video was based on footage from the feature-length documentary "Meth" produced and directed by Todd Ahlberg.
      • 2006 : The New York Community Trust, Andrew Goffe, and Public Health Solutions of New York City, Inc., as Co-Principal Investigator, Executive Producer, Co-Writer, and Educational Media Designer for "The Test," the second in a series of 10-minute dramatic video interventions produced by the HIV Is Still a Big Deal Project.
      • 2004 : The New York Community Trust, The H. van Ameringen Foundation, and Public Health Solutions of New York City, Inc., as Co-Principal Investigator, Executive Producer, Co-Writer, and Educational Media Designer for "The Morning After," the first in a series of 10-minute dramatic video interventions produced for the HIV Is Still a Big Deal Project.
      • 2003 : US Department of Education, Preparing Tomorrows Teachers with Technology (PT3), as Educational Media Consultant for "ConTExT: Contextualizing Teacher Candidates' Experience with Technology," a consortium led by the Bank Street College of Education focused on teacher professional development and the creation of technology-rich learning resources and environments in elementary classrooms.
      • 1999 : New York University School of Education Research Challenge Fund, as Principal Investigator of "A Study of Faculty and Student Experiences with Computer Network-Assisted Learning and Instruction (NALI) in Classroom-Based Education: Implications for Effective Pedagogical Applications and Institutional Support," a survey research project with significance for technology development in the School of Education.
      • 1997 : New York University School of Education Dean's Research Fund, as Faculty Sponsor of "The Educational Uses of Computers by Graduate Students," a pilot survey research project with significance for technology development in the School of Education.
      • 1994 : New York University Curriculum Development Challenge Fund, as Co-Principal Investigator, with Professor Marcia Rock, GSAS Journalism, and Professor Julia Kaydel, Tisch Film and Television, for "NYU-TV Curriculum Project," an initiative to help faculty develop curricular television programming for NYU-TV.
      • 1990 : US Department of Education, Technology Education Program, as Principal Investigator for "Video Homework Adventures in Middle School Mathematics: Enhancing Attitudes Toward Mathematics and Related Cognitive Skills Through Student-Parent Problem-Solving Projects." This multi-year project involved the design, production and evaluation of two 30-minute video stories, designed as problem-solving environments, each with accompanying adventure guides and teacher companions, "All My Money" and "Mystery of the Missing Rock Video."
      • 1993 : New York University Research Challenge Fund, as Principal Investigator, "The VideoMATH Project: Video Homework Adventures in Middle School Mathematics," to support a presentation to the 1993 Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Atlanta.
      • 1987 : National Endowment for the Arts and US Department of Education, as Project Faculty Member for the NYU School of Education's National Art Education Research Center, established to offer courses and supervision to participating NYC public school teachers, focused on classroom-based arts production/performance with an action research component.
      • 1984 : New York University Curriculum Development Challenge Fund, as Co-Principal Investigator-Instructional Designer for "NYU-LIVE: Lawyering Skills Interactive Videodisc Experiment," a project to design and develop a computer-based interactive learning environment for law students.
      • 1984 : New York University Curriculum Development Challenge Fund, as Producer for "Introduction to Drama Therapy," a 30-minute video documentary on drama therapy featuring professor Robert Landy.
      • 1981 : New York University, recipient of a Presidential Fellowship for Junior Faculty for research on the theory and practice of curriculum criticism.
      • 1978 : New York University Curriculum Development Challenge Fund, as Producer for "The Teaching of Reading and Literature in the Elementary School," a 16-hour video series for NYU's Sunrise Semester.
    • Diana Silver - Assistant Professor of Public Health
      • 2007 : Public Affairs Resident Scholar, Rockefeller Foundation Conference and Study Center, Bellagio Italy
    • Selcuk R. Sirin - Associate Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2009 : Scholar Award, Jacobs Foundation
      • 2007 : Griffiths Research Award, Steinhardt School
      • 2006 : Young Scholars Award , Foundation for Child Development
      • 2006 : Review of Research Award, American Educational Research Association
      • 2004 : Research Grant, Society of the Sacred Hearth -- The Racial and Ethical Sensitivity Program
      • 2001 : Teaching Excellence Award, Boston College
      • 2001 : Dissertation Development Award, Boston College
    • Leslie Santee Siskin - Research Associate Professor
      • 2003 : Fellow (by competition) University of Cambridge, Centre for Research in the Arts Social Sciences and Humanities
      • 1995 : Critic's Choice Award (for Realms of Knowledge
    • Nancy Smithner - Clinical Assistant Professor of Educational Theatre
      • 2005 : Steinhardt School of Education Teaching Excellence Award
      • 2004 : Big Apple Circus Clown Care Unit Artistic Award for 15 years of service
      • 1989 : Doctoral Teaching Fellow, Steinhardt
    • Frances Stage - Professor of Higher Education
      • 1999 : Indiana University Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award 1999-2000.
      • 2004 : Board of Senior Scholars, American College Personnel Association 1998-2004.
      • 1999 : National Science Foundation/American Educational Research Association Leigh Burstein Fellowship 1999/2000.
      • 2006 : Association for the Study of Higher Education, Research Achievement Award.
      • 2008 : Fulbright Specialist, Dept Educ.Studies, University of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica.
      • 1995 : American College Personnel Association, Annuit Coeptis Award, 1995.
      • 1991 : Indiana University Outstanding Young Researcher Award, 1991-1992.
      • 1990 : Association for the Study of Higher Education, Promising Scholar Award, 1990.
    • Katherine Dougherty Stahl - Clinical Assistant Professor of Literacy
      • 2010 : Recipient of Harvard's Jeanne S. Chall Visiting Researcher Award
      • 2003 : National Reading Conference (2003): Top five finalist, Student Paper Award.
    • Celia Stewart - Associate Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders; Department Chair
      • 2001 : Dystonia President's Award
      • 1999 : New York State Distinguished Clinician Award
      • 1997 : School of Education Goddard Faculty Fellowship Award
      • 1997 : NYU Service Award
    • Leanna Stiefel - Professor of Economics and Education Policy
      • 2005 : American Education Finance Association Outstanding Service Award
      • 2008 : Wilder Award for Scholarship in Social Equity
      • 2000 : Joseph S. Wholey Distinguished Scholarship Award
      • 2003 : Policy Council, Association for Policy Analysis and Management
    • Lisa Stulberg - Associate Professor of Educational Sociology
      • 1992 : Fulton Prize, Harvard University
      • 1994 : National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship
      • 1994 : Berkeley Fellowship for Graduate Study, UC Berkeley
      • 1997 : Gertrude Jaeger Prize, UC Berkeley
      • 1999 : University of California Dissertation-Year Fellowship, UC Berkeley
      • 2003 : Steinhardt Research Challenge Fund Grant, NYU
      • 2004 : W. Gabriel Carras Award, NYU
      • 2005 : Spencer Foundation Small Grant
      • 2006 : Steinhardt Research Challenge Fund Grant, NYU
      • 2008 : Spencer Foundation Small Grant
      • 2008 : Steinhardt Research Challenge Fund Grant, NYU
    • Carola Suarez-Orozco - Professor of Applied Psychology, Co-Director of Immigration Studies @ NYU
      • 2009 : Fellowship to the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ
      • 2007 : Virginia & Warren Stone Award, Harvard University Press -- Outstanding Book on Education and Society for Learning a New Land: Immigrant Students in American Society
      • 2006 : American Psychological Association Presidential Citation (for research and contribution to understanding of immigrant youth and families)
      • 1996 : Society for Research on Adolescence Social Policy Best Book Award--for Transformations: Immigration, Family Life & Achievement Motivation Among Latino Adolescents ess.
    • Catherine Tamis-LeMonda - Professor of Applied Psychology
      • 2010 : American Psychological Society Fellow
      • 2007 : Principal Investigator (with Diane Hughes, Ronit Kahana Kalman, Diane Ruble, Niobe Way, Hiro Yoshikawa),National Science Foundation, IRADS: The Study of Culture and Development
      • 2001 : Principal Investigator (with Joshua Aronson, Diane Hughes, Niobe Way, Hiro Yoshikawa), Center for Research in Education, Development and Culture, National Science Foundation
      • 2004 : Principal Investigator (for NYU as a local site), Administration for Children, Youth and Families (ACYF), National Institute of Child Development (NICHD), Ford Foundation, and Mathematica Policy Research, Father Involvement in the Lives of Low Income Chi
      • 2002 : Co-Principal Investigator (with Karen Adolph), Infant-Mother Negotiation of Risk. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
      • 2001 : Principal Investigator (with Dr. Mark Spellmann), Pathways to children's school readiness: Longitudinal follow-up on the Early Head Start sample, Administration for Children Youth and Families (ACYF).
      • 1994 : American Mensa Education and Research Foundation Award for Excellence in Research,
      • 1987 : National Institute of Child Health and Development IRTA Fellowship,
    • Lixing (Frank) Tang - Clinical Professor of Foreign Language Education
      • 2011 : Professional development and reserach on Chinese language teachers, a one-year grant ($135,000) from the Freeman Foundation
      • 2010 : A three-year scholarship grant ($280,000) to support the training of Chinese as a Foreign Language Teachers from Hanban, Ministry of Education, China
      • 2007 : Developing Chinese Language Teachers ($400,000); a three-year grant from the Freeman Foundation to develop Chinese language teachers for American schools
      • 2007 : A three-year tuition scholarship grant ($310,000) to support the training of Chinese as a Foreign Language Teachers from Hanban, Ministry of Education, China
      • 2008 : Curriculum Research Award ($40,000) from the Teaching Excellence Partnership Project
      • 2007 : Assistance to Developing Chinese language teachers: A grant from College Board ($75,000) to provide scholarship to students who are being traine teach Chinese as a foreign language in US K-12 schools
      • 2006 : The 2006 James A. Lydon Distinguished Service Award, New York State Association of English Teachers of Speakers of Other Languages (NYS TESOL)
      • 2006 : Curriculum development grant ($40,000) from the Partnership for Excellence to develop teaching training modules in teaching content areas to English Language Learners
      • 2001 : Training for All Teachers NYU/Region 10 (CSD #6) of NYC Department of Education ($1.2 million); a five-year grant from the US Department of Education to train middle school teachers in working with English Language Learners
      • 2000 : Training for All Teachers Grant: NYU/BASIS of NYC Department of Education ($700,000); a three-year grant from the US Department of Education to train high school teachers in working with English Language Learners
      • 2001 : A grant from the US International Broadcast Bureau to develop an English learning radio program English USA Part II for Voice of America ($55,000)
      • 2000 : Teaching Excellence Award--School of Education, NYU
      • 2000 : A grant from the United States International Broadcast Bureau to develop an English learning radio program English USA Part I for Voice of America ($55,000)
    • Robert T. Teranishi - Associate Professor of Higher Education
      • 2006 : NYU Departmental Research Award
      • 2005 : NYU Departmental Publication Award
      • 2005 : NYU Faculty Star Award Honorable Mention
      • 2004 : NYU Departmental Research and Scholarship Award
      • 2002 : NIMH Postdoctoral Fellow
      • 2001 : Spencer Foundation Research Training Grant
      • 2001 : UCLA GSE&IS Departmental Fellowship Recipient
      • 1996 : UC President's Fellowship
    • John Torreano - Clinical Professor of Studio Art
      • 2003 : The Nancy Graves Foundation Grant for Visual Artists
      • 1997 : Painting in the Round, School of Education Research Challenge Fund, New York University
      • 1991 : John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship
      • 1989 : National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C.
      • 1982 : National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C.
      • 1979 : Creative Arts for Public Service Program, New York, NY
    • Diana Turk - Associate Professor and Director of Social Studies Education
      • 1999 : Teaching Excellence Award, NYU School of Education
      • 2001 : Research Challenge Award, NYU School of Education
      • 2004 : Robert H. Michels Civic Education Award - Dirksen Foundation
      • 2004 : Curriculum Challenge Fund Award
      • 2002 : Goddard Faculty Fellowship Award, NYU School of Education
    • Rose Vukovic - Assistant Professor of Special Education
      • 2011 : Steinhardt Undergraduate Student Government, Award for Outstanding Mentorship (voted by students)
      • 2009 : NYU Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Outstanding Research in Children's Academic Difficulties
      • 2008 : College of New Caledonia Outstanding Woman Alumni
      • 2007 : New York University Challenge Fund Program
      • 2007 : Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Research Challenge Grant
      • 2004 : Canadian Graduate Scholarship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
      • 2004 : Lower Mainland Council of the International Reading Association Harold Covell Memorial Scholarship
      • 2003 : Graduate Student Fellowship, Canadian Institutes of Health Research Partnering in Community Health Research Programme
      • 2002 : Graduate Fellowship, University of British Columbia
      • 2000 : Brookes Prize in Psychology
    • Niobe Way - Professor of Applied Psychology
      • The Henry Murray Dissertation Award, Henry Murray Research Center, Radcliffe College, Cambridge MA.
      • National Institute of Mental Health Postdoctoral Fellowship
      • Behavioral Science Track Award (B/START)for Rapid Transition from the National Institute of Mental Health
      • The William T. Grant Faculty Scholars Award
      • See vitae for a complete list of awards and grants
    • Kevin Weaver - Clinical Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy
      • 2004 : Outstanding Faculty Award, NYU DPT Class of 2002
      • 2002 : New York University Steinhardt School of Education Service Award
      • 2001 : Greater New York Regional Committee Academy of Sports Medicine Presidential Award
      • 1992 : Mount Sinai Department of Rehabilitation Tier II Award for Excellence in Patient Care
    • Sharon L. Weinberg - Professor of Applied Statistics and Psychology
      • Daniel Griffiths Award for Distinguished Research
      • NYU Steinhardt Teaching Excellence Award
    • Jonathan Zimmerman - Professor of History and Education; Department Chair
      • 2008 : New York University Distinguished Teaching Award
      • 1999 : Daniel Griffiths Faculty Research Award, New York University School of Education
      • 1991 : Henry Barnard Prize, History of Education Society
      • Outstanding Book Award, History of Education Society
      • New Scholar's Award, American Educational Research Association