News and Announcements for 2008

• Vocal Performance Graduate Plays Lead in Altar Boyz
• Jazz Legend and Alumnus Wayne Shorter plays historic 75th Birthday at Carnegie Hall
• Broadway, film composer and lyricist Alan Menken and Sir Tim Rice inducted into Musical Theatre Hall of Fame at Steinhardt Gala
• Domingo Moronta, Public Health Alum, receives prestigious fellowship at Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• Halkitis Delivers Lecture on HIV/AIDS in Munich, Germany
• Betty-Coe de Broekert, NYU Steinhardt Alumna, Appointed to AARP Executive Council
• Dean Brabeck Featured Thought Leader on New Blog
• "Shrines and Masquerades" Exhibition Reviewed in The New York Times
• One-Step to a Masters and Doctoral Degree in Occupational Therapy
• Graduate Scholarship Opportunities for Incoming Students
• 6th Annual Anne Cronin Mosey Lectureship
• Weinberg Named President of Jewish Foundation for Education of Women
• Current Vocal major invited to sing at Kennedy Center
• Music Composition Alumnus reviewed in the NY Times
• 2008 Frieda J. Behlen Scholarship Award Recipients Announced
• Save the Date - NYU Alumni Day 2009
• David Schachter Leads Discussion on "Composing Your Career"
• Professor Charlton McIlwain Shares Election 2008 Insights
• Major New Research Alliance to Study Improvement in City Schools
• In Electing Obama, U.S. Sets Example for the World, Says Zimmerman
• Food Studies MA Alum, Jenny Huston, starts 12-week culinary training program
• Film Scoring Major in NY Times
• MCC Student Awarded Prestigious Javits Fellowship
• Advanced Certificate program accepting applications
• Now accepting doctoral applications for 2009-2010 academic year
• Mark Crispin Miller discusses voter fraud on Bill Moyers' Journal
• Prof. Jonathan Deutsch responds to readers' questions about NY foodways
• Zimmerman Offers Advice for Bringing "Political Energy" into the Classroom
• A Call for Nominations - The NYU Distinguished Teaching Award
• Krishnendu Ray to join distinguished panel on New York's culinary past and future at New York Public Library
• Steinhardt Honors Sreyashi Jhumki Basu, Science Educator
• Plass to Co-Direct new Games For Learning Institute, Funded by Microsoft
• Marion Nestle to Participate in Alumni Regional Events
• Professor Pedro Noguera Addresses Alumni on Public Education
• Developmental Colloquium Lecture Series 2008
• Developmental Psychology welcomes new faculty member Clancy Blair
• Sturken Receives Transdisciplinary Award
• Francine Shuchat Shaw's videos on HIV receive glowing reviews
• Sinnreich weighs in on Best Buy/Napster
• Students Blog for Class
• Dean Mary Brabeck Honored for Leadership and Research
• Danny Goldberg Speaks to Music Business Students
• Steinhardt Composer to be Featured at Trinity School's 300th Anniversary
• Dr. Niyati Parekh's article published in Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention
• Dr. Amy Bentley Presents The Landscape of American Food
• Faculty Books - Fall 2008
• Students Today (And Yesterday)
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• Steinhardt Hosts Concert for Famed American Composer Elliott Carter
• Global Education Scholarship Fund Named to Honor Helen Kelly
• NYU Steinhardt Commencement 2008
• New Study by NYU Researchers Debunks ‘Model Minority' Myth
• Carras Award Recognizes Research and Scholarship of Junior Faculty Members
• Alumni Day 2008
• Steinhardt Research Team Creates ‘Project Desire’ to Address Recent Spike in HIV Infection Among Young Men
• Steinhardt School Honors Professors with Annual Teaching Excellence Awards
• Landy Receives Griffiths Research Award for Study on Drama Therapy
• Driscoll Is New Chair for Department of Administration, Leadership and Technology
• NSF Grant for Doctoral Student to Study Immigration and Schooling
• Gift to Music Department Creates Endowed Chair in Piano Studies
• The Jim Joseph Foundation Makes $4.9 Million Grant for Jewish Education Scholarships
• Hacker Culture and Politics Class Launches Blog
• The Matter in Question: What is the most important nutrition issue confronting Americans today?
• In My Own Words: Building a Bridge to Africa Through Dance
• Occupational Therapy Alumna Studies Elephants and Autism
• Public School Children Grow, Cook, Eat, and Learn at Food Program's Urban Garden
• New Department Facilities Profiled
• NYC News Station turns to Professor Charlton McIlwain for Election Insight
• Steinhardt Announces New Endowed Faculty Chair in Piano Studies
• NYU to Produce The Class Project
• Sinnreich quoted in WSJ iTunes article
• Ann Freeman Price '87 Publishes Book on the Healing Power of Poetry and Music
• Dr. James Macinko receives tenure, is promoted to Director of NYU's Master's program in Global Public Health and Associate Professor of Public Health
• Jeremijenko's Environmental Health Clinic Profiled in The New York Times
• Alumnus Matthew Drennan Hosts Real Estate Buyer's Seminar
• Steinhardt Alumni Kick Off Educational Theatre's Fifth Annual Forum
• JFEW Scholarship Recipients Celebrate Shared Connection
• Eric Golberg '71 Hosts Reunion for Music Alumni of 1969, 1970, and 1971
• Members of Steinhardt Community to be Featured in New York City International Fringe Festival
• Charlton McIlwain comments on John McCain's new advertisement
• Secunda Advocates Full Disclosure of Product Placement on TV News
• Conti awarded NSF Grant
• Osman secures Research Awards
• McIlwain on controversial New Yorker magazine cover
• Coleman on Hackers and Free Software
• Professor Charlton McIlwain on CNN's American Morning
• Steinhardt's Dept of Physical Therapy to Launch Clinical Residency Program in Orthopedic PT
• Birnbaum Presents at Shafallah Center Forum
• Dee Merian, Class of '78, Publishes Memoir Entitled "Flying High"
• Steinhardt's Demas Awarded Arts Education Award for Her Work with New Victory Theater
• NYU and College Board Release Groundbreaking Report on Asian American Academic Success
• Steinhardt and Tisch Alumni to be featured in Town Hall Presentation of "Rising Stars"
• Carsten Boesmann, '02, Nears the Finish Line in Cross-Country Fundraiser
• NYU Awarded $4.96 Million Grant from Jim Joseph Foundation for Graduate Scholarships in Jewish Education
• Garrick Ohlsson Master Class with Piano Students
• Zimmerman Says American Education Too Often Relies on Rote Learning
• Dr. Kristie Lancaster receives 2008 Emerging Professional Graduate Degree Award
• Aram Sinnerich discusses Blu-Ray Technology on Public Radio's FutureTense
• Linda Evans, Steinhardt '81, Produces New Cabaret Show
• McIlwain to Study Effects of Racial Appeals
• Yiamsamatha Publishes in Journal of Global Affairs
• Shimmin Awarded Wenner-Gren Foundation Dissertation Grant
• Jamieson Appears on Distillations Podcast
• Applied Psychology Undergraduate Senior Research Conference 2008
• Artists of Excess and Vision and Inner Beauty
• We gratefully acknowledge these generous gifts
• Go Green, Steinhardt!
• In Dead Media Class, Students Research Life Before Cell Phone
• Matter in Question: What virtues in your students give you hope for the future of our complex, global world?
• Student Achievement and Community Service 2008
• Cookbook Author, Artificial Heart Designer, and Music Dean Honored
• Summer Reading in 2008
• Representing The Best and The Brightest
• A Letter from Ghana
• Steinhardt Faculty Awarded $2.3 Million to Study South African Families in Crisis
• Doctoral Students receive Global Fellowship to teach in Shanghai and Paris
• Dr. Gabriella Petrick is recipient of the W. Gabriel Carras Award for 2008
• Zimmer joins University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Galloway in The New Yorker
• NEW STUDENT PLACEMENT EXAM DATES
• Nai-Ni Chen, class of '85, kicks off 2008 Dance Season
• Prof. Marion Nestle to be featured at James Beard Event in Napa, CA
• Stage Receives Fulbright Senior Specialists Award
• Ph.D. Student wins U.S. Dept of State Critical Language Scholarship
• Steinhardt Doctoral Student wins NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• Sasaki Wins Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Summer Fellowship
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• Madeleine HSU FORTE '84, to be featured in Yale film viewing
• Cricket Azima publishes "Everybody Eats Lunch"
• Joanna Garnett is featured in Food & Wine Magazine
• Judy Blume to be Featured on NPR's Studio 360
• Aber Receives $2.3 Million Grant from NIH for South Africa Study
• Llosa Wins Grant from ETS to Study TOEFL-iBT
• Skirball's Chazan Wins Grant from AVI CHAI Foundation
• Barbara Rose Haum, Gifted Artist, Scholar and Teacher
• Film Scoring Program World Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival
• Nestle Sees Changes to Pet Food Industry in Wake of Pet Deaths
• In Peru, Mud, Mortar, Bricks Teach Lesson in Global Public Service
• Steinhardt’s Jazz Studies Produces ‘Master Class’ DVDs with Legendary Musicians
• Metro Center Launches College Prep Program for High School Juniors
• Metro Center Receives $1 Million Award From State Education Department
• Sorel Charitable Organization Endows Film Scoring Scholarship for Women
• Thirty-First Annual ‘Small Works’ Exhibition on View
• Art Department Alumnae Chosen to Show at Prestigious Whitney Biennial 2008
• Physical Therapy Department Celebrates 80th Anniversary with Alumni Reunion
• Business Education Graduate Endows Scholarship Fund
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• Teachers of Incarcerated Youth Take Part in Free Workshop
• Celebrating Martin Luther King at NYU
• Experts Talk Gender and Education at Steinhardt Policy Breakfasts
• Physical Therapy Students Lend Caring Hand (and Exercise Routine) to the Elderly
• Freshman Uses Late Artist’s Generosity to Create Public Art
• Steinhardt, GSAS to Offer New Master’s Degree in Teaching French
• Papers Presented at the 2009 International Education Conference, “Developing Peace: Education for Mutual Understanding,“ which was organized by the International Education doctoral students...
• NYU DPT Graduate to Bike Across America to Raise Funds for Parkinson’s Research
• EnergyWatch Fellowship for Future Energy Leaders
• Public Health program creates 2 Minors in Public Health
• Music Business Program to Honor Renowned Music Publisher Irwin Z. Robinson
• Aronczyk on Cultural Branding
• $100,000 pledge for scholarships in Film Scoring from Sorel Organization
• McIlwain says Clinton Veering Close to Stereotypes
• McIlwain on Clinton vs. Obama
• Marilyn Moffat to Conduct Seminar on Aging and Activity at 92nd Street Y
• Steinhardt, Wagner Faculty Honored for Research on Racial Test Score Gap
• Shondel Nero Chosen to be Plenary Speaker at TESOL 2008 Conference
• Kiri Tannenbaum, a food studies alum, has another article in Time Out New York.
• Food Studies' McBride on Leonard Lopate Show
• NYU Faculty Receive $1.1 Million Grant to Improve Chemistry Education
• Steinhardt Grad Aims to Improve Lives of NYC Public Schoolchildren
• Faculty Books: Preparing America's Teachers: A History
• Study Proves Optimal High School Size May Be Larger Than Previously Thought
• Students Learn How to Teach Shakespeare
• NYU Honors Dorothy Height a Steinhardt Alumna and Civil Rights Activist
• Steinhardt Launches Policy Series on Gender and Education
• A Class for Teachers on Environmental Education
• Study Abroad Gives Students Wealth of Experience
• Revolution in Jewish Education Begins at NYU Steinhardt
• Partnership Program Is a Win-Win for Both High School and College Students
• Steinhardt's Adopted School Makes the Grade
• Steinhardt and FAS to Create New Math and Science Scholarship Program
• Karen King Wins NSF Grant to Study Teachers’ Use of Math Textbooks
• $2.5 Million NSF Grant for Study on Children's Education and Development
• New Interdisciplinary Institute Studies Children, Families in Context of Changing World
• Steinhardt and East China Normal University Forge Partnership Devoted to Language Education
• Metro Center Launches New Program for High School Juniors
• Steinhardt Students, Faculty, and Staff Travel to Peru for International Service Project
• Stereotype Threat Affects Women in High-level Math Courses, Aronson Study Finds
• For Zimmerman, Ghanaians Offer Lesson in Gratitude
• The Artist in Her Own Words
• Coffee, Gelato, and Mediterranean Diet Explored at 2-Day Conference
• ‘HIV Is Still a Big Deal’ Videos Draws Large Audience
• Grants and Gifts
• Students Present Award-Winning Research at Dean’s Grants Colloquium
• Steinhardt Students Serve the Community
• Legacy of Albert Shanker Subject of Steinhardt Institute Breakfast
• Arum Helps Create New Research Partnership for New York City Schools
• Art Meets Social Activism, Math, and Crochet at Art Department Event
• Faculty Books
• Fall 2007 Tenure and Promotion Decisions Announced
• Dietrich to Direct Global Academic Initiatives and Summer Programs
• Nutrition Department to Evaluate Calories at New York City’s Fast Food Restaurants
• Steve Sagner Appointed Assistant Dean for Development and Alumni Relations
• New Leadership for Occupational Therapy
• $2.5 Million NSF Grant for Study on $2.5 Million NSF Grant for Study on Education and Development
• $4 Million Anonymous Gift to Jazz Studies
• New Space for Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
• Appiah Delivers Association for Moral Education Keynote at Steinhardt
• $1000 Scholarship to Study in Puebla, Mexico
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• Steinhardt Announces Sorel Scholarship for Women in Film Scoring
• Professor Ray Accompanies New York Times Reporter on Tour of NYC's Indian Restaurants
• Stevens on Reforming College Admissions Process in Chronicle of Higher Education
• Physical Therapy's Moffat Featured in New York Times Article on Balance and Aging