New York Tech

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With the enrollment of its largest first-year class, New York Tech finds momentum in career-focused programs, hands-on experiences, and a more personal approach to recruitment. buff.ly/3RwwJHt

Over the summer and this fall, seven students traveled for their academic research projects supported by the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship program. buff.ly/heiH2sT

While navigating severe health challenges, Mechanical Engineering graduate student Bryan Shivram achieved a milestone few students reach: first-authorship in Nature Portfolio's Scientific Reports. buff.ly/GznJtox

In his latest op-ed, President Jerry Balentine, D.O., explores why AI literacy must become a lifelong learning priority and how colleges and universities can help people of all ages understand both the opportunities and limitations of this technology. buff.ly/pkHCO2e

Computer science student Rida Rahim has an impressive résumé of projects, and is only getting started. buff.ly/SjLv5Fl

Chemistry student Makayla Napper looks forward to exploring her field while still making time for her creative hobbies. buff.ly/NDoPcd0

New publications from members of the New York Tech community explore topics and interests across the fiction and nonfiction genres. buff.ly/29IoQWP

Last call to reserve your ticket or sponsorship of the 18th Annual Alumni & FRIENDS Reception, celebrating the success of the School of Architecture and Design, and its alumni. We hope to see you on October 29 at The Garden City Hotel in Garden City.  buff.ly/FQBrFXo

Two Rural Health Transformation Project grants, totaling $3.7 million, will support health education programs at the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University (NYITCOM-Arkansas). buff.ly/quLhNW7

M.B.A. student Mansi Santosh Tikam spent her summer interning with MetroPlusHealth, where she learned what it means to be a marketing professional. buff.ly/9YLVf3L

New York Tech’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates program has spent more than a decade turning summer research opportunities into lasting careers, helping build the university’s research reputation along the way. buff.ly/cyMGYQ3

NYIT de Seversky Mansion opened its doors to law enforcement officers from the Nassau, Suffolk, Brookville, Old Westbury, and New York City police departments for the 12th Annual Cast Iron Chef cooking competition. buff.ly/aPhXD4r

William “Landon” Jackson, (M.S. ’21, D.O. ’21) has returned to his alma mater to serve as an assistant professor in NYITCOM-Arkansas’ Department of Clinical Sciences. buff.ly/fhKRsUN

Graduate architecture students from Università Iuav di Venezia (IUAV) in Venice participated in a week-long atelier on the New York City campus, while School of Architecture and Design students traveled to Venice for a 17-day workshop. buff.ly/25477VI

Computer science student Asghar Kazmi worked for five months at GE Appliances—an experience he says aligned perfectly with his career goals. buff.ly/hVQ96HQ

Associate Professor of Architecture Clarke Snell, M.Arch., uses technology to link form and performance. buff.ly/Tb4f5uv

Professor of Humanities and New Your Tech’s second Distinguished Professor Jonathan Ezra Goldman dispels myths of the 1920s—and the myths students tell themselves. buff.ly/792pP9M

Yashvi Patel and Best Justus will serve as SGA presidents for the New York City and Long Island campuses, respectively. buff.ly/rwcNKqz

Students from the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the School of Health Professions provided life-saving medical care to a young mixed martial arts athlete. buff.ly/3KW2iOv