News and Announcements

• Teaching and Learning Fellowship Students Share Best Practices with Teachers

  NYU Steinhardt’s NOYCE fellows conducted a workshop at the 8th annual NSF Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program Conference in Washington D.C. in May. The students (from left to right), Janna Dougherty, Benjamin Osei-Bonsu, Bryan Mosher, and Joseph MacDonald, developed the workshop with Pamela … (Read Story)
  

• Steinhardt Releases Teacher Education Materials and Evaluation Methods

  In an effort to educate prospective students, future employers of its graduates, and the public, the NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development today released a wide breadth of materials showcasing the school’s teacher training programs and evaluation methods. … (Read Story)
  

• Gerald Voelbel of Occupational Therapy Department Builds a Case for Brain Mapping

    Following a year-long review of the most significant traumatic brain injury (TBI) research spanning 17 years, NYU Steinhardt Assistant Professor Gerald Voelbel, concludes that the use of the neuroimaging (brain mapping) technique, diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), can be used … (Read Story)
  

• Steinhardt’s CMJ Sessions @ NYU Offers Indie Bands State-of-Art Recording and Mixing

  Bouts, an Irish band described as “modern pop-grunge noisemakers with a sharp, melodic edge,” recently recorded a song at NYU Steinhardt as part of The CMJ Sessions @ NYU. Steinhardt’s partnership with CMJ offers music business students a chance to … (Read Story)
  

• NYU Steinhardt Recommends: A Trip to Jane’s Carousel

  This summer, take a trip to Jane’s Carousel.   Located in Brooklyn Bridge Park in Dumbo, the carousel – which hails from Idora Park in Youngstown, Ohio – was lovingly and painstakingly restored by Steinhardt alumna Jane Walentas (MA ’85). Jane … (Read Story)
  

• New Book by Diana Sidtis Explores Voice, Perception, and Social Life

  This spring, Steinhardt faculty members took part in A Celebration of Voice, an event launching Foundation of Voice Studies (Wiley Blackwell, 2013) by Diana Sidtis, professor of communicative sciences and disorders (NYU Steinhardt), and Jody Kreiman (UCLA). The book explores … (Read Story)
  

• Steinhardt’s McAllister Byun Says Make Sound Visual to Help Treat “R” Speech Errors in Children

  If you’ve heard rabbit sound like wabbit, and your name is Robert, not Wobeht, it’s possible that you’re on the receiving end of one of the most challenging and treatment-resistant speech sound disorders,  misarticulation of /r/.  Research by the National Institute … (Read Story)
  

• On Brown Anniversary, Steinhardt Hosts Civil Rights Activist Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Writer Calvin Trillin

  On May 17th, the 59th anniversary of the Brown decision, the Department of Teaching and Learning hosted Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Calvin Trillin for a conversation on civil rights. Hunter-Gault and the late Hamilton Holmes – with the support of an … (Read Story)
  
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