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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

In 'Uncomputable,' Alexander Galloway Offers Long History of the Digital Age

From algebraic patterns woven on a hand loom to artificial-life simulations, a new book by Media, Culture, and Communication Professor Galloway charts the history of digital media.

IHDSC Partner YWFC Releases Promising Report on their Supportive Housing Program

The Institute of Human Development and Social Change is excited to share Young Women’s Freedom Center’s latest report, Reflecting on YWFC's COVID Emergency Housing Program, which details the implementation and impact of their radical, dignity- and self-determination-centered supportive housing program.

Art + Education Alumna Kim King Earns Connecticut's Highest Teaching Recognition

NYU Steinhardt Art + Education alumna Kim King was named Connecticut's 2022 Teacher of the Year. Ms. King is an alumna of Steinhardt's Art + Education program ('99).
Areas of Study: The Arts

NYU Steinhardt Celebrates Prestigious Faculty and Alumni Awards

The Steinhardt School celebrates faculty and alumni whose powerful, visionary work has been honored with prestigious awards.

An Atrium Named for Professor Marilyn Moffat Recognizes Her Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The named atrium is the highlight of a lifetime commitment to expanding opportunity within the physical therapy profession.
Areas of Study: Health

Steinhardt Experts Weigh in on Racial Inequity in Education

At the Commission’s second panel in their “Transforming Foundations” series, Kemple and Kirkland discussed how government can transform to overcome inequality for BIPOC New Yorkers.

Music Tech at AES Convention

Faculty, alumni, staff, and students from our Music Technology program will be featured as moderators and panelists at the Audio Engineering Society 2021 Fall Convention.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Dr. James Kemple Presents on CTE at SREE 2021

On Wednesday, September 29, 2021, Research Alliance Executive Director James Kemple presented at the Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness (SREE) 2021 conference.

Arts Administration Celebrates 50 Years

Performing Arts Administation and Visual Arts Administration celebrate 50 years at NYU.
Areas of Study: The Arts

New Award: Path Program to Create "Paths to Success" for NYC Students

The Institute for Human Development and Social Change is pleased to announce a new award from the New York Community Trust through the Fund for Public Schools to pilot a whole school inclusion model for students with, and at risk for, an emotional disturbance classification.

NYU in Top 10 for Media Studies

New York University claims the 7th spot in the QS Top Universities ranking of media studies programs worldwide.

NYU Steinhardt Announces 2021-2022 Dean’s Scholars-in-Residence

Kaya Henderson, Danielle Nierenberg, and Julie Tolentino bring expertise in education, food systems, and performance art as NYU Steinhardt’s 2021-2022 Dean’s Scholars-in-Residence.

Okhee Lee Receives Top Award for Practice-Engaged Research

Professor of Childhood Education Okhee Lee received the Exemplary Contributions to Practice-Engaged Research Award from the American Educational Research Association (AERA).

More Acclaim for Professor Nicole Fleetwood's 'Marking Time'

Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration (Harvard University Press, 2020) garners additional recognition with two prominent scholarly awards.

Steinhardt Alum Pens Powerful Memoir

Mondiant Dogon (MA ’19) tells his story about growing up in a Rwandan refugee camp.

Screen Scoring Students Participate in NYU Lab Cast

Ten students composed music for podcasts through Ignite Change: Impactful Storytelling Through Audio – a new NYU podcasting fellowship.
Areas of Study: The Arts

New Article Highlights Findings from Research Alliance and Metro Center Study on How High Schools Can Better Serve Immigrant Youth

A new article in the Harvard Educational Review, co-authored by former Research Alliance Deputy Director Adriana Villaviencio, draws on findings from our study of the Internationals Network for Public Schools.