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• 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)
  

• Graduation Profile: The Complicated Journey of Andrew Cory Greene

  Among NYU Steinhardt’s 2,100 graduates this week is Andrew Cory Greene, banner bearer at the Baccalaureate Ceremony at Radio City Music Hall. The road to Radio City was a complicated one for Greene who dropped out of high school at … (Read Story)
  

• Internationally Renowned Fashion Designer, Charlotte Ronson, is 2013 Alumni Achievement Award Recipient

  Fashion designer Charlotte Ronson launched her first collection in 2000, opened her flagship boutique two years later in New York’s Nolita neighborhood, and shows her collections at New York Fashion Week.  A 1999 graduate of the Studio Art Program within … (Read Story)
  

• Graduation Season Begins at NYU Steinhardt with Doctoral Convocation

  This week the Steinhardt School launches graduation season with its annual Doctoral Convocation at NYU’s Skirball Center for Performing Arts.  More than 100 students will receive advanced degrees for dissertations that span topics ranging from Kari Hensley’s ‘The Politics of … (Read Story)
  

• Award-Winning Film by Doctoral Student Tasha Darbes Explores the Experience of Undocumented Students

  Tasha Darbes, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Teaching and Learning, is the winner of the American Educational Research Association’s Best Amateur Film competition. Admissions: Student Stories from Undocumented America, created with with Chloe Smolarski, is a character driven, … (Read Story)
  

• Applied Psychology Students Present Original Research at Professional Conferences

  Academic achievement, gender socialization, and children’s early understanding of emotions were some of the research topics tackled by Department of Applied Psychology students in their final projects.  Sijia Wang, Amy Seunghee Baeg, and Emerald Shee presented original research undertaken at Steinhardt’s Center … (Read Story)
  

• Faculty Member Ron Sadoff Writes the Score to End Gun Violence

  Ron Sadoff, director of Steinhardt’s program in film scoring, wrote the soundtrack for a new public service ad demanding an end to gun violence. The ad asks viewers to send members of congress a clear message that “now is the time … (Read Story)
  

• Steinhardt Recommends: Carol Bove’s Art on the Highline

  Sculptures by Carol Bove (BS ’00) are on display on the final underdeveloped stretch of New York City’s Highline. Caterpillar, a series of large-scale sculptures, punctuate the derelict contour of the abandoned rail line. Bove was the subject of a … (Read Story)
  
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