Education

Noel Anderson Pledges $50K to Leadership and Innovation Program

The Frank and Kassie Quinn Fund will finance leadership, educational, and networking events for Leadership and Innovation students and alumni.

Two Applied Psychology Faculty Named Most Impactful Education Scholars

Hirokazu Yoshikawa and Joshua Aronson appeared at #85 and #99, respectively, in the 2024 RHSU Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings.

Pilot Study Abroad Class Visits NYU DC, State Department

“Inside the Global Network University” gives students real-world exposure to international exchange and study abroad programs across NYU’s global campus.

ASD Nest Support Project Celebrates 20 Years

ASD Nest co-founder Dorothy Siegel, NYC Mayor Eric Adams, Steinhardt Metro Center Executive Director Fabienne Doucet, and NYU President Linda G. Mills attended the special anniversary event.

Accessible Music and Creative Code

For Music Technology alum Willie Payne (PhD ’23), music and code go hand in hand. While at NYU Steinhardt, Payne partnered with The Filomen M. D’Agostino Greenberg Music School to help people pursue their study of music while addressing the challenges posed by vision loss.

Case Study on Multilingualism in Classrooms Shows Acts of Care and Solidarity as Well as Exclusion, Aggression

New research led by Associate Professor of Language Education Kongji Qin outlined the various ways that translanguaging pedagogy can be used in a classroom.

Black Women Teaching Science Find Formula for Incorporating Anti-Racist Practices, Study Finds

A study by Assistant Professor of Science Education Alexis D. Riley found that Black female science teachers are finding ways to incorporate anti-racist teaching in their classrooms.

Student Spotlight: Hazara Leon (MA '24)

A Higher Education and Student Affairs graduate student who "lived her best life abroad" pursues a career in international education.

Bruce Huang (EdD ’21) Creates Scholarships for Underrepresented Students

Two new scholarships will benefit those in Steinhardt’s EdD in Leadership and Innovation program.

Department of Teaching and Learning's Okhee Lee Awarded $3M from National Science Foundation

The research dives into a justice-centered STEM education framework for multilingual learners in middle school.