CNBC interviewed Sam Howard-Spink, Clinical Associate Professor and Director of the NYU Steinhardt Music Business program about the growing phenomenon known as “Blue Dot Fever,” a term used to describe the increasing visibility of unsold concert seats on ticketing platforms.
Steinhardt faculty and students—alongside researchers, clinicians, educators, and community leaders—discussed ways to strengthen culturally responsive care.
NYU Metro Center offers kudos to dedicated educators at the conclusion of a challenging academic year, and extends well-deserved congratulations to those staff members that were nominated for special honors and awards during a recent Steinhardt Recognition Event.
NYU’s second-year Occupational Therapy Doctoral cohort recently celebrated their White Coat Ceremony, marking the transition into advanced clinical training and professional practice.
Graduating with a bachelor of science degree in Media, Culture, and Communication, Armaan has been president of the NYU BIPOC Legal Society, a Steinhardt undergraduate peer mentor, and an Admissions Ambassador.
This March, the NYU Department of Occupational Therapy welcomed Dr Arameh Anvarizadeh, Professor of Clinical Occupational Therapy, and AOTA Board President (2025-2028), to deliver the virtual 2026 Anne Cronin Mosey Lecture.
Professor Diane Hughes, PhD, of the Psychology for Social Intervention program in Applied Psychology, has been awarded the 2026 James Jackson Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Psychological Science for Transformative Scholarship.
Dr. Hala Alyan, Clinical Assistant Professor in Steinhardt’s Department of Applied Psychology, has been named a Finalist for the 2026 Pulitzer Prize in the category of Memoir or Autobiography.
The Department of Media, Culture, and Communication is pleased to announce the recipients of its departmental awards — recognizing students from the Class of 2026 for their exceptional academic work and service across degree programs.
Dr. Michael Iwama, Professor in the Occupational Therapy Doctorate Division, School of Medicine at Duke University, delivered an inspiring lecture at NYU in November 2025 titled From Modern to Post-Modern: The Flow of Theory and Its Meaning for Occupational Therapy.
