NYU Fales Library Releases Flaherty Seminar Recordings, Unveiling Fifty Years of Cinematic History
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New York University’s Division of Libraries today announced the public release of more than 700 audio recordings from the Flaherty Seminar, the longest continuously running film event in North America.
The Future Imagination Fund Launches to Support Citizen Artists and Visionary Thinking at NYU
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A $1-million gift allows NYU Tisch School of the Arts to lead the way for interdisciplinary collaboration
NYU Steinhardt Professor Replicates Famous Marshmallow Test, Makes New Observations
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"Our findings suggest that an intervention that alters a child’s ability to delay, but fails to change more general cognitive and behavioral capacities, will probably have very small effects on later outcomes" - Dr.Watts
Tandon Valedictorian Launches Sustainability Startup
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Myriam Sbeiti graduated at the top of her class from NYU Tandon (2018) with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering.
NYU’S New Plays for Young Audiences Presents Three New Works, June 9-10, 16-17, & 23-24
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Celebrating its 21st season, New Plays for Young Audiences will stage rehearsed readings of three new plays exploring migration through a magical travelling band, violence in society, and Martin Luther King Jr’s formative years.
April 2018 in NYU Research
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Top findings from the past month.
“Putting the World Back in the World Cup”—June 7 Symposium at the Institute for Public Knowledge
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The Institute for Public Knowledge will host “Beautiful Games? Putting the World Back in the World Cup,” a one-day symposium on the global phenomenon that is the World Cup, on Thurs., June 7.
After Parkland and Santa Fe, a New Generation of Teachers Considers the Problem of School Violence
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A comprehensive Steinhardt course on school safety presents educators-in-training with case studies drawn from real schools.
NYU Tisch, the Brooklyn Museum, and American Opera Projects to Present 11 Mini-Operas Based on Judy Chicago’s Iconic Feminist Artwork The Dinner Party
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Each under 15-minutes long, the operas were created by students in the NYU Tisch Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program's Opera Lab and will be performed by professional opera singers with piano accompaniment.
NYU to Host Summit on Supporting Vulnerable Youth in Schools – June 1
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The summit on June 1 will assemble leaders, scholars and policy makers from various sectors to discuss ways to improve the systems and opportunities that support vulnerable youth in New York City.