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NYU Steinhardt Welcomes New Faculty

NYU Steinhardt's newest faculty members include educators, scholars, poets, activists, writers, artists, and more.

Author Georgina Kleege and Tango Artists Leonardo and Olga Suarez Paz join NYU Steinhardt as 2022-2023 Dean’s Scholars-in-Residence

Kleege will spend the academic year with the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication and Leonardo and Olga will join the Dance Education Program in the Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions.

NYU Steinhardt’s Jim Kemple Seeks to Promote Equity as SREE President

SREE's “From Reckoning to Racial Justice” annual conference held September 21–24, 2022.

Music Ed Doctoral Student's Songs Reach Spirio Top 10

Doctoral student Sunny Choi has recorded two songs that are on the top 10 most played songs on Steinway’s Spirio platform.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders Earns Microgrant to Encourage Diversity in the Industry

Steinhardt’s Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders launches new video series to demystify applying to graduate school in the field.

Media Hot and Cold

A new book from media scholar Nicole Starosielski examines the many meanings and messages of temperature.

Becoming Agents of Change

Virtual forum discusses how social science research can reduce inequality through large-scale change.

Deeper Development Comes from Within

Steinhardt faculty leverage research-practice partnerships (RPPs) to improve early childhood education.
Areas of Study: Education

2021 Year in Review

2021: A year in review at the Research Alliance

NYU Metro Center Welcomes Dr. Fabienne Doucet as Executive Director

We are excited to introduce our new Executive Director, Dr. Fabienne Doucet, who succeeds Dr. David E. Kirkland’s seven-year tenure of leadership at NYU Metro Center.
Areas of Study: Education

PACH Receives Research Grant to Fund: The Listening Project, A Whole-School Approach

The Project for the Advancement of Our Common Humanity (PACH) at the Metropolitan Center for
Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools has received a project grant of $750,000 from the
Silicon Valley Community Foundation to continue their work with The Listening Project (LP) in schools
across New York City.
Areas of Study: Education

Making the List: Forbes 30 Under 30 Honors Four Steinhardt Alumni

Four NYU Steinhardt alumni were honored by Forbes for making an impact in business and industry.

Students and Faculty Attend NYSSMA

Music Education students and faculty attended and presented at the annual conference.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Steinhardt Alumna Named Connecticut’s 2022 Teacher of the Year

Kim King is building 21st century learners through equity and creativity in the classroom.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Alum Victoria Caña Named to Forbes 30 under 30 List

The Media, Culture, and Communication graduate (BS '16) is recognized for “leading an artistic and technological revolution” in gaming as a lead producer at Riot Games.

Professor Teboho Moja Receives Honorary Doctorate from South African University of Pretoria

Department of ALT Chair Professor Teboho Moja receives an Honorary Doctorate from prestigious university

A Mid-College Career Change Leads to Broadway Success

Three-time Tony Award winner Kayla Greenspan ’12 discusses her move from education to theatre.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Declining Male Enrollment is Focus of Steinhardt Institute Forum

A zoom webinar hosted by the NYU Steinhardt Institute for Higher Education explored the implications of gender disparities in college enrollment.
Areas of Study: Education

Steinhardt Institute Fellows Liang Zhang (NYU) & Tatiana Melguizo (USC) reflect on Class of 2020 Student Debt Report

Steinhardt Institute Fellows Liang Zhang (NYU) & Tatiana Melguizo (USC) reflect on Class of 2020 Student Debt Report

Congratulations to our Grammy Nominees

Several members of the Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions are among the nominees for the Grammy Awards.
Areas of Study: The Arts

With Ford Foundation Grant, Working to Reshape Disability in the Cultural Imagination

The project, Proclaiming Disability Arts, is directed by Media, Culture, and Communication Visiting Scholar Simi Linton. Associate Professor Mara Mills is the Co-Principal Investigator.

Professor Emeritus Receives President's Award from the American Anthropological Association

Arjun Appadurai, who retired this year from the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication has been recognized for "open[ing] new domains and new methods for anthropological research."

An Interview with Composition Alum and Faculty Paul Frucht

Paul Frucht has written "A More Perfect Union," a symphony based on President Obama's speeches.
Areas of Study: The Arts