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Cool Course: A Systems Approach to Climate Change

NYU students worked alongside professionals and community members in Tanzania to develop practical solutions to climate-related challenges in low-income communities.

Baby Steps: Applied Psychology Professor Catherine Tamis-LeMonda's Observational Study

By observing babies at home for hundreds of hours, researchers are gaining unique insights into child development and the ways little ones learn. Turns out the tots also have something to teach AI.

Teaching and Learning Students Work with Young Learners with Dyslexia

Three new partnership organizations in the Teacher Education program specialize in assisting students with one of the most common learning disabilities.

Kevin Haden (MA ’08, BM ’03) Named Dean of Music for Boston Conservatory at Berklee

The composer, performer, educator, and long-time NYU Steinhardt administrator begins his role on July 1.

Equity Now: Welcoming, Affirming, and Healing Schools Conference Empowers Youth, Educators, & Caregivers In the Midst of a Challenging Academic Year

During their spectactular third annual conference, NYU Metro Center emboldens a dynamic, wide-ranging community of practice to successfully transform their schools so that children can thrive.
Areas of Study: Education

Rethinking Cognitive Load Theory

We are excited to announce Rethinking Cognitive Load Theory, co-authored by Slava Kalyuga and Jan L. Plass, to be published by Oxford University Press

Summer 2025: An Insider's View Performing Percussion on Broadway

Percussionists from around the world returned to NYU for the renowned Broadway Percussion Summer Conference, led by Percussion program director Jonathan Haas. The conference offers masterclasses, hands-on sessions, and exclusive behind-the-scenes access. Participants gain invaluable experience and mentorship from some of the most respected names in the industry.
Areas of Study: The Arts

NYU PAA Students Connect with Alumni at Shubert Organization

As part of the "Backstage Pass" Series, PAA students visited the Majestic Theater, one of the 17 Broadway theaters The Shubert Organization owns and operates, to connect with alumni and staff and gain behind-the-scenes insights and career advice.

NYU Percussion Faculty Shine at 2025 Tony Awards

Together, Samuels, Diaz, and Saporito represent the exceptional talent and leadership of the NYU Percussion Studies faculty. Not only are they educating the future generation of performers, but they’re actively crafting the sound of Broadway today.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Percussion Faculty Shine at 2025 Tony Awards

Together, Samuels, Diaz, and Saporito represent the exceptional talent and leadership of the NYU Percussion Studies faculty. Not only are they educating the future generation of performers, but they’re actively crafting the sound of Broadway today.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Okhee Lee Named Peter L. Agnew Professor of Education

At NYU Steinhardt since 2011, Lee is a leader in advancing equity in science and language education.

NYU Steinhardt Makes an Impact at 2025 AERA Annual Meeting

From helping to co-chair the planning committee to hosting a reception, members of the NYU Steinhardt community were front and center.

Gaurav Seth to Present at the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) 2025 Meeting

Gaurav Seth has received a competitive Student Travel Award from the American Society of Biomechanics to support his presentation.
Areas of Study: Health

Five NYU Steinhardt Alumni Win Top Prizes at the 2025 Tony Awards

NYU Steinhardt alumni brought home Best New Musical, Best Revival of a Musical, and more at the 78th annual Tony Awards on June 8.

NYC Students Showcase STEM Projects in Celebration of National Science Foundation’s 75th Anniversary

NYU Steinhardt co-hosted an event recognizing NSF-funded projects supporting STEM learning and workforce development in NYC schools.

Making Mentors Pairs Autistic High School and College Students for Mutual Benefit

Peer-based mentoring for neurodivergent students increases belonging and self-acceptance.

Okhee Lee Publishes E-Book with National Science Teaching Association

The e-book incorporates a decade of research and tools from Lee and her team’s work to advance equity in STEM and language education.

Mitch Cole (MA ’20) Helps Others Thrive After 40-Year Business Career

After retiring at 70, the NYU Steinhardt Applied Psychology alum went back to school for a master’s degree to help people live better lives.

Joan A. Gillman (MA ’82) Named 2025 Top Educator of the Year

Honored by the International Association of Top Professionals, the NYU Steinhardt Teaching and Learning alum has been a teacher for 43 years.

Affiliate Highlight: New Book from Richard Welsh on Transforming School Discipline

Explore the latest work from Dr. Richard Welsh, whose new book, Suspended Futures, offers insights into racial disparities in school discipline and potential solutions. Drawing on evidence from NYC public schools, Welsh outlines a framework for reform aimed at improving school climate and creating more inclusive learning environments.