Several CSD alumni were recognized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) with the 2025 Distinguished Early Career Professional (ECP) Certificate.
Conquering 26.2 miles means training your legs and your gut, says Lourdes Castro, registered dietician and adjunct faculty in the Department of Nutrition and Food Studies.
The current students participated in an interactive, speed-networking event, giving them the opportunity to connect, exchange insights, and build meaningful professional relationships.
Two recent studies from NYU Steinhardt researchers examine academic outcomes for elementary and high school students and found, in most cases, no benefits and some disadvantages from grouping English learners.
Dr. Donna Cantrell, Special Olympics Clinical Director for FUNfitness Long Island, hosted a specialized FUNfitness Screening Training for our Doctor of Physical Therapy students.
New York City Public Schools honored the third-grade Special Education ICT teacher, who is an alum of NYU Steinhardt’s Department of Teaching and Learning.
Students from NYU Steinhardt’s Program in Piano Studies recently participated in 11,000 Strings, the latest large-scale work by acclaimed Austrian composer Georg Friedrich Haas, presented at the Park Avenue Armory.
The Department of Media, Culture, and Communication welcomes Clinical Assistant Professor Curry J. Hackett, a transdisciplinary designer, visual artist, and educator exploring Black relationships to land, media, and memory.
Walker-Kuhne offers a practical, visionary roadmap for arts leaders, sharing proven strategies and case studies to build lasting, inclusive community connections.
NYU’s Sony Audio Institute has announced GRAMMY-nominated producer, writer, and multi-instrumentalist Alissia as its first-ever Artist-in-Residence, launching a new program that brings leading music innovators directly into the classroom.
A graduate of NYU Steinhardt’s Teaching and Learning doctoral program, Marsh is now an associate professor at the University of Central Florida working to amplify youth voices.
The Performing Arts Administration alum is the founder, president, and CEO of the Center for Creative Partnerships, which promotes community involvement through the arts and humanities.
Currently an assistant professor at Columbia University Medical Center and director of the Action Development and Function research lab, Dimitropoulou is a double alum of Steinhardt’s Occupational Therapy program.
