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Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy Janet Njelesani Publishes Findings on Children Who Are Caregivers

The Young Caregivers Study seeks to understand the roles of and better support children who take care of parents with cancer.

Metro Center Hosts Equity Now: 70 Years of Brown vs. Board Conference

NYU Steinhardt’s Metro Center hosted the Equity Now Conference exactly 70 years to the day since the momentous Brown vs. Board decision.

New Book from Shamari Reid: Humans Who Teach

Assistant Professor of Teaching and Learning Shamari Reid asks teachers to surrender their superhero capes in his new book on love, justice, and liberation in schools.

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Mann Accepted into NYU’s EdD Program

Advancing to this prestigious practice-based doctorate program, Aubrey will explore audience care's limits in productions dealing with tough subjects.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Healing, Bridging, Thriving: A Reflection from the Arts and Health Caucus

On January 30, 2024, the White House Domestic Policy Council and National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) co-hosted Healing, Bridging, Thriving: A Summit on Arts and Culture in our Communities, a first-of-its-kind convening to share insights and explore opportunities for arts organizations and artists to contribute to the health and well-being of individual and communities, invigorate physical spaces, fuel democracy, and foster equitable outcomes.
Areas of Study: The Arts

80WSE Gallery Presents New Asian American Art History in Landmark Survey Exhibition

"Legacies: Asian American Art Movements in New York City (1969-2001)" examines artists of the Asian diaspora, including Ai Weiwei and Yoko Ono, who worked in New York City during the last third of the 20th century.

Using Theatre to Confront Healthcare Discrimination in NYC

The NYC Health Equity Project’s recent workshop explored how theatre can help change discriminatory attitudes and actions in healthcare.

Krishnendu Ray and Co-Authors Awarded Warren Belasco Prize

The professor of food studies and director of the food studies PhD program was recognized for “superior research, a unique perspective and methodological approach, and novel insights for the study of food."

Queens Museum Spotlights Artist and Professor Lyle Ashton Harris

The NYU Steinhardt professor of art and art education is the subject of a solo exhibition, "Our first and last love," on view through September 22.

NYU Metro Center Team Members Are Honored at Steinhardt Recognition Event

NYU Metro Center extends a heartfelt thank you and well-deserved congratulations to those staff members that were nominated for special honors and awards during a recent NYU Steinhardt Recognition Event.

PhD Student Receives Artist of Exceptional Merit Designation

The Asian American Arts Alliance selected Media, Culture, and Communication doctoral student Luna Beller-Tadiar as a 2024 Jadin Wong Artist of Exceptional Merit.

New Study on the Music Therapy Musicianship of Paul Nordoff and Clive Robbins by Tamar Hadar with Ken Aigen

Announcing a new book on the music therapy musicianship of Paul Nordoff and Clive Robbins

Lyle Ashton Harris: Exploring Identity in 'Our First and Last Love' at the Queens Museum

The exhibition showcases Harris's exploration of identity, race, and sexuality through diverse media, including photography, video, and installations.
Areas of Study: The Arts

2024 Media, Culture, and Communication Graduate Ray Sun's Journey, from COVID Care to Law School

Ray Sun (BS ’24, Media, Culture, and Communication) shares how he supported fellow students during COVID, gave back as a peer mentor, and discovered his post-undergraduate path to law school.

Nutrition and Food Studies Graduate Sasha Dubose Speaks at Inaugural Queer Food Conference

The 2024 graduate participated in a panel on how food and eating can create community.

NYU Steinhardt 2024 Recognition Event Honors Researcher, Staff, and Administrator Service and Excellence

The annual Steinhardt Recognition Event celebrated contributions, accomplishments, and career milestones.

New Research from Communicative Sciences and Disorders Associate Professor Eric Jackson: Can Psychedelics Help Stutterers?

Researchers analyzed Reddit posts from stutterers sharing experiences with substances such as magic mushrooms and LSD.

Sara B. Franklin Publishes Much Anticipated Biography of Editor Judith Jones

Legendary editor Judith Jones finally gets her due in this intimate biography written by Sara B. Franklin, a professor at the NYU Gallatin School for Individualized Study and an alumni of Steinhardt's Food Studies program.

Department of Occupational Therapy 2024 Faculty Highlights

Read on to learn about the highlights from the 2023-2024 academic year by the Department of Occupational Therapy faculty members.
Areas of Study: Health

Congratulations to the 2024 Steinhardt Graduation Award Winners from Occupational Therapy

Join us in congratulating the 2024 Steinhardt Graduation Award Recipients From The Department of Occupational Therapy at NYU.
Areas of Study: Health

Miller Wins Educator of the Year Award

Larry Miller, Director of the Program in Music Business, received the 2024 Educator of the Year Award from the Music Business Association.
Areas of Study: The Arts

2024 Dorothy Height Distinguished Alumni Award Honoree: Rachel Griffin-Accurso (MA ’16)

Get to know the educator, media personality known as “Ms. Rachel,” and Dorothy Height Distinguished Alumni Award winner.

New Study from Professor Jan Plass Explores Positive Impact of Video Games on Children

New research finds that digital games can contribute to the well-being of children, but game producers must design games to support positive outcomes.