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NYU Steinhardt News

Noel Anderson Pledges $50K to Leadership and Innovation Program

The Frank and Kassie Quinn Fund will finance leadership, educational, and networking events for Leadership and Innovation students and alumni.
Areas of Study: Education

NYU Steinhardt Teacher Residency Wins Multicultural Education and Diversity Award

NYU Steinhardt's Teacher Residency was recognized by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE).

Two Applied Psychology Faculty Named Most Impactful Education Scholars

Hirokazu Yoshikawa and Joshua Aronson appeared at #85 and #99, respectively, in the 2024 RHSU Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings.
Areas of Study: Education

Online Food Shopping Exploded during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Can It Catch On with Bodegas?

Research by assistant professor of nutrition Angela Trude reveals that Bronx bodega owners and customers are excited about online shopping but say cost, technology, and trust are barriers.
Areas of Study: Health

NYU Steinhardt Participates in Carnegie Hall’s City-Wide Festival on the Artistry of Germany's Weimar Republic

NYU Steinhardt will present free music, theater, and dance events as part of the “Fall of the Weimar Republic: Dancing on the Precipice” festival focused on pre-World War II Germany.
Areas of Study: The Arts

IHDSC Fall 2023 Award Announcements

We invite you to join us in celebrating the recent funding awards received by members of our community. We are thrilled to provide support to these talented and impactful research teams that share our commitment to unraveling inequality and expanding opportunity.

McAllister Awarded Two NIH Grants Totalling $3.5M

Funding will support biofeedback technology research for different speech-language pathology applications.
Areas of Study: Health

The Opportunities and Pitfalls of Place-Based Philanthropy

Nutrition and Food Studies Professor Beth Weitzman and co-authors offer key takeaways after evaluating New York’s Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative.
Areas of Study: Health

On Clinical Practice: An Interview with New Faculty Member Kyung Hae Hwang

Kyung Hae Hwang, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, is the founder of a specialized clinic with a focus on bilingual and neurodiverse populations as well as an avid researcher on neurogenic speech disorders.

Supporting the Newest New Yorkers

NYU Steinhardt faculty, students, and staff have risen to the challenge to help migrants and asylum seekers in New York City.
Areas of Study: Health , The Arts

Pilot Study Abroad Class Visits NYU DC, State Department

“Inside the Global Network University” gives students real-world exposure to international exchange and study abroad programs across NYU’s global campus.
Areas of Study: Education

Alexa, Am I Happy? How AI Emotion Recognition Falls Short

As AI systems learn to detect emotions, a Media, Culture, and Communication professor says their unreliable methods and limitations are cause for concern.

Back-to-School Fashion Takes Center Stage at Costume Studies Symposium

To celebrate the 45th anniversary of its master’s program, NYU Steinhardt’s Costume Studies program hosted Back to School: A Fashion Symposium.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Registration Opens For NYU Metro Center's 2024 Equity Conference

NYU Metro Center invites educators, caregivers, youth, and community organizers to engage sustainable district and school-based equity practices at Equity Now: 70 Years After Brown vs. Board, a day-long Equity Conference.

Barney Building Hosts Fifth Occult Humanities Conference

Welcoming artists and academics from many different disciplines, the two-day event explored the occult through the lenses of various belief systems, spiritual traditions, and visual cultures.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Research Alliance 2023 Year in Review

2023 saw transitions in leadership at the Research Alliance, ongoing collaboration, and the dissemination of important findings from some of our major projects. Here are a few highlights from our year.

Alumni Advisory Board Reflects on a Successful Year

From personal achievements to School-wide contributions, Board members are making an impact.

Louis Stevens (MM `23) Wins Los Angeles Pete Carpenter Fellowship

NYU Scoring Alum Louis Stevens (MM `23) was chosen as this year’s Los Angeles Pete Carpenter fellow, one of only two composers selected for the prestigious program. Stevens will begin his experience within the residency working with film composer Tony Morales and Fil Eisler.

Areas of Study: The Arts

Preventing Adolescent Suicide: Recommendations for Policymakers, Practitioners, Program Developers, and Researchers

Dr. Pamela Morris-Perez led the new Social Policy Report (SPR) published yesterday in the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD). Together with co-authors Rachel Abenavoli, Adam Benzekri, Sarah Rosenbach-Jordan and Gianna Rose Boccieri, the report reviews evidence for suicide prevention strategies designed to address rising trends in adolescent suicide and offers recommendations for policy, practice, program development, and research.

ASD Nest Support Project Celebrates 20 Years

ASD Nest co-founder Dorothy Siegel, NYC Mayor Eric Adams, Steinhardt Metro Center Executive Director Fabienne Doucet, and NYU President Linda G. Mills attended the special anniversary event.
Areas of Study: Education