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Ana Flavia Zuim Conducts Forensic Voice Analysis for Criminal Cases

Drawing on her experience as a musical director, vocologist, and music associate professor of vocal performance at NYU Steinhardt, Zuim uses voice science to identify both singers and speakers—and help solve crimes.

Why This Education Professor Loves “Abbott Elementary”

TV sitcoms aren't generally known for realism, but Natalia Ortiz, Clinical Assistant Professor of Teaching and Learning, says there's actually a lot that Quinta Brunson's hit show gets right.

Two Occupational Therapy Faculty Start Award-Winning Home Accommodations Business

Ideal Home Innovations helps meet clients’ physical, sensory, and/or cognitive needs without compromising the décor of their homes.

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NYU Metro Center Reviews Year-End Accomplishments and Unveils New Programming Objectives for the 2025 Calendar Year

NYU Metro Center welcomes the New Year by evaluating the community impact made by their subunit teams in 2024, and sharing a summary of new institutional goals for the 2025 academic year.

NYC Teachers More Likely to Stay at Schools with Principals, Peers of the Same Race/Ethnicity

Led by Luis Rodriguez, assistant professor of educational leadership and policy studies at NYU Steinhardt, researchers found less turnover among Black and White teachers when principals and peers share similar demographics.

AI is Changing How We Study Bird Migration

Juan Pablo Bello, director of NYU’s Music and Audio Research Lab, takes on the problem of nocturnal flight calls.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Research Alliance 2024 Year in Review

2024 at the Research Alliance saw ongoing and growing collaboration, findings that actively informed education policy and practice, and the launch of critically important new lines of work. Here are a few highlights from our year.

Cool Course: Critical Making

Students in this hands-on course engage with software and hardware to create a technological device—no engineering or coding experience required.

Celebrating a Half Century of Electronic Art and Media History

Open Circuits Revisited, sponsored by NYU Media, Culture, and Communication, Electronic Arts Intermix, and the NYU Center for Disability Studies, explored accessibility and video art on the 50 year anniversary of the groundbreaking conference.
Areas of Study: Media Studies , The Arts

Creating Her Unique Journey: PAA Alumna Chiaoyi Chang (’23)

Chiaoyi found her voice at NYU, embracing the challenges of being an international student. Now leading development efforts in Taiwan, she reflects on her growth and mentorship.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Connecting with Alumni at the New York Philharmonic

As part of the "Backstage Pass" Series, PAA students visited the renovated David Geffen Hall, home to the New York Philharmonic, to connect with alumni and gain behind-the-scenes insights and career advice.
Areas of Study: The Arts

PAA Faculty Share Research at International Alliance of Arts Management Conference

Dr. Richard Maloney and Dr. Ruby Yu engaged with global experts and scholars at IAAM 2024, presenting research on resilience, innovation, and educational opportunities that can shape the future of arts and cultural leadership.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Two PAA Alumni Make “2024 Arts & Culture Power 100” List

Cathy Hung ('92) and Andrew Hamingson ('08) earn spots on City & State New York’s 2024 Arts & Culture Power 100, celebrating their leadership in shaping NYC's cultural landscape.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Ed Theatre's Catherine Russell Talks Career and Sundays with NYT

How Catherine Russell, of ‘Perfect Crime,’ Spends Her Sundays - The New York Times
Areas of Study: The Arts

Alum Named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 List for Media

Media, Culture, and Communication alum Chloe Xiang (BS '22) works at The New Yorker and founded Keke Magazine.
Areas of Study: Media Studies , The Arts

NYU Prison Education Program Celebrates Graduation of 18 Students

This cross-university program offers free college courses to incarcerated students and helps them complete their NYU degree after release.

Teaching and Learning Student Amanda Najib Wins Palestine Book Award

“Lana Makes Purple Pizza” is the first children’s book to ever receive this award.

NYU Steinhardt Program Bolsters Underrepresented Groups in Academia

Steinhardt's Faculty First-Look serves as a model across NYU to help minoritized groups learn the unwritten rules of careers in academia.

Dr. Cheri Fancsali Featured in CSforALL Article on Broadening Participation in Computer Science

Hear how the Research Alliance’s work is informing more inclusive computer science education. In this new article, Dr. Fancsali shares strategies for fostering school-wide support, empowering teachers, and implementing culturally responsive practices to broaden participation in computing.

Judy Tint Helps Lead Inaugural American Music Mentorship Program

This collaboration between the U.S. Department of State and the Recording Academy uses music to bridge gaps between people, cultures, and nations.

Benjamin Westphalen Composes Score for Award Winning Documentary

Congratulations to Benjamin Westphalen, masters student in the Program in Screen Scoring, for composing the score for A Dream Called Khushi (Happiness), which won the 2024 Student Academy Award Bronze in Best Documentary category.
Areas of Study: The Arts

NYU Metro Center Researchers Share New Equity-Focused Approach to Summer School at National Education Conference

The Center for Policy, Research, and Evaluation (PRE) at NYU Metro Center presents findings from systems-level equity methodology for summer learning at K-12 schools at 2024 Summer Learning Summit in Washington, DC.

Two Remain, the Story of Two Auschwitz Survivors

Two Remain is an opera based, in part, on two survivors of Auschwitz: Krystyna Zywulska, a Polish dissident, author and lyricist, and Gad Beck, a Jewish homosexual.
Areas of Study: The Arts