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MCC Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence
- Three members of the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication faculty received teaching accolades this month: Clinical Associate Professor Aurora Wallace, Assistant Professor Finn Brunton, and Adjunct Professor Eugene Secunda.Professors ... More About MCC Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence
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Media in Pakistan
- A fellowship from the American Institute of Pakistan Studies will enable MCC doctoral student Asif Akhtar to conduct dissertation research in the India Office Archives at the British Library for six months next year. With this extended archival ... More About Media in Pakistan
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MCC Student Among Inaugural Urban Doctoral Fellows
- First year PhD student Sandeep Mertia has been named an NYU Urban Fellow. The new university-wide program aims to increase collaboration and scholarly discourse among a diverse set of faculty and students engaged in urban research. The competitive ... More About MCC Student Among Inaugural Urban Doctoral Fellows
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Alexander Galloway Receives Berlin Prize
- MCC Professor Alexander Galloway is among the recipients of the 2018-2019 Berlin Prize—a semester-long fellowship administered by the American Academy in Berlin. The highly coveted prize is awarded annually to scholars, writers, composers, ... More About Alexander Galloway Receives Berlin Prize
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MCC and Weber Shandwick Launch Masters in Residence Program
- NYU Steinhardt and Weber Shandwick form first-of-its-kind partnership to increase technology-engaged, diverse professionals in media, and bridge the academic-professional gap. Global media agency Weber Shandwick and the NYU Department of Media, ... More About MCC and Weber Shandwick Launch Masters in Residence Program
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Professor Robles-Anderson Recognized by the Society for the History of Technology
- An article coauthored by Associate Professor Erica Robles-Anderson has received the 2017 Mahoney Prize from the Special Interest Group in Computers, Information, and Society, a research division within the Society for the History of ... More About Professor Robles-Anderson Recognized by the Society for the History of Technology
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