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Woodwinds and Piano Students Record Recital Repertoire Remotely

Oboist Dan Shengquan and his accompanist, Xiaoya Gao, have been recording his recital repertoire while quarantined.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Professor Matt Sullivan Performs Remotely with Quintet of the Americas

Woodwind Studies faculty member Matt Sullivan and his ensemble Quintet of the Americas have been making videos from home.
Areas of Study: The Arts

NYU's Alliance for Public Interest Technology to Evaluate Technology Used in the Coronavirus Pandemic

NYU's Alliance for Public Interest Technology is studying what may be learned from the design and implementation of technology used during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Areas of Study: Media Studies

Remembering Steinhardt Alumna Dorothy Height, Champion for Social Justice, on the 10th Anniversary of Her Death

On the anniversary of her death, NYU Steinhardt remembers alumna Dorothy Height, a leader of the African-American and women's rights movements, who helped organize the historic civil rights march on Washington.

New Video from Songwriting Student Nono Chen

Chen made the music video in her apartment in Jersey City while quarantined.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Friday@1 Online

Conversations with renowned composers, songwriters, publishers, and industry executives.

Alum in The Style Line

Dance Ed alum Dasha Schwartz discussed the online platform she founded, Cardboard Stage.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Nisha Sajnani Leads Special Issue on Drama Therapy and Technology

Dr. Sajnani organized a special issue of Drama Therapy Review related to drama therapy, technology, and new media.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Suzannah E. Gratz Receives The Samuel Eshborn Service Award

The award is presented to graduating graduate students in recognition of extraordinary service, exhibiting the value of strong leadership in school activities.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Susan Unterberg (MA '86), Founder of Anonymous Was A Women, Offers COVID-19 Relief Grants

Susan Unterberg (MA '86), photographer and philanthropist, is distributing $250,000 in emergency relief to women artists who are experiencing financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Screen Scoring Recording

A video of Screen Scoring's Advanced Orchestration and the Seminar in Composition held remotely.

NYU Steinhardt Community Members Respond to COVID-19

Thank you to the brave alumni, students, and staff who are dedicating themselves to others during this unprecedented time.

Remote Masterclasses

Virtual masterclasses offered by several of our programs.

Performing Arts Administration Happy Hour

Hosted twice a week, these 30-minute Zoom casual meetups make a space for our students to connect.

Music Education’s A Class Act Featured

Members of A Class Act posted a video of themselves dancing to "One (Reprise)/Finale."

Staff and Students Make Masks for Healthcare Workers

Our costume shop supervisor and several of her students volunteer to make masks for health workers in need.

NYU Appoints Jack H. Knott as Drukier Dean of the Steinhardt School

NYU President Andrew Hamilton and Provost Katherine Fleming today announced the appointment of Jack H. Knott as the new Gale and Ira Drukier Dean of NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development.

Free cognitive skills training games from CREATE

We are excited to announce the release of our free cognitive skills training games in the AppStore and on Google Play:
All You Can ET, Gwakkamole, CrushStations

The Research Alliance Mourns the Passing of Brooklyn Principal Dez-Ann Romain

The Research Alliance team was devastated to learn of the passing of Dez-Ann Romain, Principal of Brooklyn Democracy Academy, due to complications from the coronavirus. In 2018, we had the privilege of working with Principal Romain on an event that explored the experiences of students who struggle to graduate but remain enrolled in school.

A Covid-19 Update from the Research Alliance for NYC Schools

As Covid-19 disrupts the lives of 57 million students around the United States—1.1 million of whom live in New York City—the Research Alliance is working to balance the demands of our ongoing projects with changes that are necessary to protect public health.