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A Multi Disciplinary Approach to Researching Deafness

Approaching the question from the social sciences, humanities, and life sciences, a team of researchers aim to move beyond siloed explanations of deafness.

Second Leadership through Global Change Summit Held in Abu Dhabi

Uniting cross-sectoral leaders from across the world to ensure that educational institutions are preparing leaders for a changing global landscape.

Social-Emotional Growth Linked to Higher Math and English Scores

Positive changes in growth mindset and self-management predicted better attendance and higher test scores comparable to additional days in the classroom.

Research Finds a College Degree Remains a Sound Investment Despite Rising Tuition

Rates of return vary significantly across college majors and demographics.

Performing Arts Administration Panel Shares Steps for Internship Success

Student interns and hiring managers engaged with Performing Arts Administration students to share their insights into how to secure an internship.
Areas of Study: The Arts

NYU Steinhardt Launches Education Policy Group

Cross-disciplinary initiative connects faculty and students involved in all aspects of education policy.

Singer-Songwriters Brandy Clark and Allison Russell Are NYU Steinhardt Americana Artists-in-Residence

The musicians will work with students and give performances during the Spring semester.

DPT Alum Helps Professional Athletes Go for Gold

Sharif Tabbah (DPT ’12) co-owns and leads Alkemē Sports RX in Florida, focused on athletic recovery and performance.

From the Archives: “Lift Every Voice and Sing” Author James Weldon Johnson’s NYU Chapter

Our first Black faculty member was also a lawyer, activist, writer, and ambassador.

Amy Whitaker’s Story of NFTs Receives Glowing Review

The Story of NFTs: Artists, Technology, and Democracy, co-authored by NYU associate professor Amy Whitaker, received a favorable review last week in Burlington Contemporary.
Areas of Study: The Arts

IHDSC’s Collective Care Initiative Brings Together Researchers and Scholars to Reflect on Wellness and Build Community Connections

The Institute of Human Development and Social Change (IHDSC) has recently launched a new initiative, Nourish & Restore: IHDSC’s Collective Care Initiative, that aims to bring members of the IHDSC community together to reflect on the experience of our workplace culture and find ways to center wellness and nurturing of our “whole selves.”

Jameel Arts & Health Lab Co-Hosts Caucus before White House Event

The Arts & Health Pre-Summit Caucus on January 29 preceded “Healing, Bridging, Thriving: A Summit on Arts and Culture in our Communities.”

Art Therapy Program Brings Creative Self-Discovery to the Rubin Museum

This fall, Steinhardt’s graduate Art Therapy program offered a free weekly program, Healing Through Art, to visitors at the Rubin Museum.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Taylor Swift's US Eras Tour (Ticket Survey)

(SURVEY) On February 21st, 2024, the NYU Music and Social Change Lab announced the launch of a nationwide survey to help understand the motivations and attitudes of people who bought, sold or attempted to buy tickets to any of Taylor Swift’s concerts during the Eras tour in the US. This comprehensive study is the first of its kind, targeting a wide and diverse demographic to help uncover critical insights into the perceptions and experiences of fans and general public when attempting to attend a concert by Taylor Swift in the US.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Curatorial Practice Class Puts On A Show

Performing for You, For Me, For You showcased artwork by three BFA students that tackled themes of presentation, identity, and self-perception.
Areas of Study: The Arts

USAO Exhibits Oneness and Togetherness in the Barney Building

The Undergraduate Student Art Organization (USAO) opened Oneness and Togetherness on February 8th in The Commons and Rosenberg Gallery at the Barney Building.
Areas of Study: The Arts

How Our Brains' Beta Waves Predict Stuttering

Researchers found brain waves related to stopping body movements can predict stuttering.

Department of Occupational Therapy at NYU Offers Variable Credit Post-Professional OTD

NYU OT is constantly improving our programs to keep our graduates at the forefront of the profession. Learn about changes recently made to the Doctor of Occupational Therapy for Practicing Occupational Therapists Program (OTHS).

NYU Metro Center Welcomes New Subunit Team and Director to Improve Equity and Opportunity for Students with Disabilities

The Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools embraces TAP for Equity, a new equity focused subunit, and recently named team Director, Briana Santiago Ravdin.

NYU Metro Center Welcomes New Deputy Executive Director of Research and Evaluation

The Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools proudly introduces its first-ever Deputy Executive Director of Research and Evaluation, Dr. Leigh S. McCallen.