The specially designed study room, first suggested by a graduate student in Steinhardt's Occupational Therapy program, is on the first floor of Bobst Library. Two more rooms will open in the spring.
Research by Associate Professor of Literacy Education Michael Kieffer casts doubt on the longtime academic practice of segregating students with limited English proficiency.
Students and recent graduates enjoyed connecting with members of the New York City performing arts community to learn how to cultivate professional connections and create their own career paths.
Communicative Sciences and Disorders demonstrated leadership in the field this past year by hosting multiple workshops to help current and future speech-language pathologists build valuable skills.
Check out three new publications from IHDSC scholarly affiliates. The publications look at Narrative Media Interventions (Dr. Rezarta Bilali), Discrimination and Resilience during the COVID-19 Pandemic (Dr. Stephanie Cook), and High School Experiences of High Achieving Black Girls (Dr. Lauren Mims).
“Otherworldly” celebrates the post-pandemic return of the 20-year-old series with stories from three international artists about ghosts, demons, and a papyrus from ancient Egypt.
NYU Steinhardt's Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy joined with The Angel Band Project for a performance to advocate for positive societal change for survivors of sexual and intimate-partner violence.
How can we ensure that students maintain a strong academic standing and are prepared for the next stages of their lives? NYU Metro Center’s New Youth Development and College and Career Readiness (YDCCR) unit offers a holistic approach to student academic achievement and career development.
The conference, held at University of Cape Town, welcomed scholars to discuss the response of African universities to the drive towards a global standardization of higher education models.
NYU Steinhardt Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop this semester with a full calendar of events exploring Hip-Hop's local origins and global impact.
Congratulations to Tara McAllister and Anat Lubetzky, who received the inaugural NYU Steinhardt Dean’s Innovation Grants to support their work in communicative sciences and disorders and physical therapy.
