Eugene and Millicent Bell’s Gift Establishes Fellowship for English Students
Doctoral and post-doctoral students in the
Department of English have received a boost with the establishment of the
Millicent Bell Fellowship in Literature, the result of a generous gift from
alumni Eugene and Millicent Bell.
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Graduate Film Students ‘Chat’ Between New York and Singapore
Earlier this month,
the Graduate Film Division in the Tisch School’s Kanbar Institute of Film and
Television held its first-ever International MOS Celebration, a video event for
first-year graduate film students at the New York and Singapore campuses.
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Israeli and Palestinian Students to Explore New ‘Paths to Peace’ at NYU
NYU’s Deutsches Haus Receives $1 Million Gift
The Faculty of Arts
and Science at NYU has received a $1 million gift from the German Academic
Exchange Service to support the university’s Deutsches Haus.
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NYU’s Jumpstart Program Helps to Set New Reading Record
Last year, an
impressive 150,000 children read with an adult role model in cities across the
country during Jumpstart for Young Children’s first annual “Read for the
Record” campaign.
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Religious Studies Program at CAS Receives Major Gift
Recent NYU graduate
Jonathan A. Lerner (CAS ’07) and his family’s foundation have made a
contribution to establish a new permanent fund for the Religious Studies
Program in the College
of Arts and Science.
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Social Work’s Molly Heyman Promotes Social Justice at Home and Abroad
Molly Heyman, a junior in the Silver School
of Social Work, returned to campus this fall after a spring and summer spent in
Argentina.
Her semester abroad, however, was not the usual one.
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Steinhardt and MLK Scholars Aid in Development Efforts in Peru
In January, 143 NYU students, faculty, and
administrators traveled to the cities of Cusco and Urubamba, Peru,
to participate in a week-long service project. Students helped install clean
burning stoves, construct clean lavatory facilities at schools, plant trees,
and run free health clinics for impoverished communities.
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Steinhardt Launches New Master’s Program in Educational Leadership, Politics, and Advocacy
Beginning this fall,
the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development will offer a
36-point master’s degree in Educational Leadership, Politics, and Advocacy.
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The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer’s Ray Suarez Moderates Dialogue on ‘Israel at 60’
Ray Suarez, WSUC ’85,
pictured at left, a senior correspondent at The NewsHour
with Jim Lehrer, recently moderated a dialogue on “Israel at 60,”
which considered the nation’s past, present, and future in advance of the its
six-decade anniversary.
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Three NYU Faculty Books Win Association of American Publishers Awards
Three NYU faculty books received awards
from the Association of American Publishers, the organization announced in
early February.
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