Concept Work and Materialization UTNS 6450 Integrated Seminar This class will be taught by Anthony Dunne & Fiona Raby (Design) and Janet Roitman (Anthropology) as part of The New School’s Integrative PhD Fellowship Program. The seminar brings together two distinct but complementary modes of inquiry: 1) anthropological
SMS Students and Alums, Want to be featured on the TNS Research and Work Page website? The Marketing & Communication team is building a central repository of the university’s most noteworthy people and projects with your help. Please submit to this Google story submission form for
You are invited to the following event: RETHINKING BUSINESS: CREATING WORKPLACE EQUITY WITH MARA ZEPEDA Event to be held at the following time, date, and location: Tuesday, March 27, 2018 from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EDT) Sheila C. Design Center 2 West 13th Street
Kanopy, an on-demand streaming video service for public libraries and educational institutions that provides library patrons, students and faculty access to a large collection of films,has a membership available to all TNS students, faculty, and staff. You can access Kanopy here.
The INP is still accepting applications for The New School’s 2018 Summer Programs in South Africa and Ethiopia. Gain international experience in socioeconomic rights, urban and community development, citizenship practices, migration and refugees, governance, conflict, and peacebuilding. Through a mixture of hands-on work and an immersive educational experience, students can earn undergraduate
On Thursday February 1st from 12:30pm-2pm, the University Learning Center will be offering the workshop Structuring an Essay. They will review the elements of a strong argument and discuss ways to support it throughout your essay. They’ll also discuss developing your thesis, organization, as well as other
Lang College is Hiring Graduate Student Assistants There are several open student positions in the Student Engagement and Global Programs office at Lang. Ideal applicants must possess a positive attitude, an ability to work well with staff, faculty, and students, attention to detail, schedule flexibility
Spring 2018 General Registration For Courses At Open Campus At The New School TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2017 → more dates through January 31, 2018 Calling all outliers, innovators, activists, entrepreneurs, and creators to find your home alongside like-minded continuing education students at The New School’s Open Campus. This spring,
John Roach and Andrew Shea will be teaching a graduate level elective called “Sound the Mound.” It is a partnership with Freshskills Park, an agricultural start-up called Arable Labs, and a Staten Island High School. Students in this grad elective will be building off the
New Resource for Graduate Students! Curricular Pathways in Impact Entrepreneurship The Impact Entrepreneurship Team has developed a new Curricular Pathways resource to help master’s students navigate the many courses related to social innovation and entrepreneurship at The New School. This web page is designed for
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: TEACHING AWARDS Students, faculty, and staff are invited to nominate outstanding teachers for the Distinguished Teaching Award and for the Award for Outstanding Achievements in Social Justice Teaching. The Distinguished Teaching Award recognizes faculty across the university for excellence in teaching. The New School particularly values
The second Thesis Collective meeting of the spring semester will be on Friday October 20th from 5:00 PM-7:00 PM – location: 79 Fifth Avenue (the Media Studies Loft), Room 1618 (the classroom right in front of the elevators). Students in the Thesis Tutorial Lab will present on their work
Parsons School of Design, a division of The New School, seeks a Coordinator for Academic Resources in the Parsons Making Center that will focus on maintaining the Making Center Store and Tool Crib. This person should have a strong command of existing art and design
We are pleased to announce that due to its popularity, we are hosting extended days for the IDNYC pop-up enrollment site. It is available today, tomorrow, and next week Monday and Tuesday in the University Center. Together with the Office of the Mayor, The New School is offering this enrollment site for IDNYC, the newly
Special thanks to the great AbelCine team that sponsored our SMS Student mixer last night. It was a smash hit. We look forward to working with you and sending students your way for rentals and trainings!
Race in the United States Course Open to Students, Alum, Faculty and Staff Race in the United States. Led by the Milano School’s Michelle DePass, Darrick Hamilton, and Maya Wiley, this course brings together activists, scholars, experts, and thought leaders to examine such pressing issues
We in Student Success have welcomed the first year students along with their parents and will continue to host programs to get our new students acclimated to The New School Community. Next Up, the 21st Annual Block Party! We have partnered with a few neighborhood businesses where
FALL 2017 NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION Thursday, August 24th from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM The University Center, Lower Level, UL 104 63 5th Ave, New York, NY View card
Global Youth Media NINT: 5302 Wednesday: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Fall Semester 2017 Peter Lucas lucasp@newschool.edu Course Description: In this seminar, students will study the international youth media movement and its relationship to human rights, peace education, the ethics of care, and transformative critical pedagogy. We
The Equipment Center (EQC) at Arnhold Hall (9th floor) has made a few changes in inventory and policy. All of this info is on our newly designed website along with links to the EQC Catalog as well as new FAQs on EQC policy + fines. Here are
Sunday, August 20, 2017 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm University Center, 5th Floor 63 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY All new and returning students are invited to shop for FREE, new and gently used school supplies, art supplies, home goods, and other fun and useful
Below are Milano courses being offered in the Fall.. They are flexible, inter-sectional and highly recommended. For more information on each course please see the attached flyers. If you still have questions after reading the flyers, feel free to contact us at urbanpolicy@newschool.edu. NURP 5004
All matriculated Schools of Public Engagement (SPE) graduate students who register for graduate courses in their graduate program in a given semester have the opportunity to audit one full foreign language course for free. This is a perk offered to all graduate students outside of your program of study, and
Smart Risks: How Small Grants are Helping to Solve Some of the World’s Biggest Problems by Jennifer Lentfer and Tanya Cothran is a compilation of 30 essays that explore how responsive grantmaking, focused on grassroots wisdom and close connections, can make a lasting impact in the Global South. This book
Join Career Development for their Graduating Students Series: Job Search, Social Media, and Interviewing Skills on Tuesday, May 16th.