Mar 16 2010
NYIT Receives Multi-Million Dollar Donation from Lumeta Corporation for Cyber Security Program
NYIT Receives Multi-Million Dollar Donation from Lumeta Corporation for Cyber Security Program
NYIT Launches New Web Site
NYIT Hosts a Day of Mentoring Funded by TD Charitable Foundation
NYIT Engineering Students Make a ‘Clean Sweep’ at Regional Robotics Competition
NYIT Captures Gold and Silver CASE Awards
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“Engaging Students in the Global Century” Interdisciplinary Symposium
Women’s Softball vs. Southern New Hampshire
Florida Alumni Brunch
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Seton Hill
Men’s Baseball vs. Siena College (DH)
Already known for future-oriented professional programs, we at NYIT will soon be equally distinguished for our general education. The new Core Curriculum is poised to transform the undergraduate experience at all NYIT campuses by cultivating broad academic abilities in thinking, research, analysis, writing, science, math, and more!
The new Theobald Science Center at NYIT-Old Westbury features modernized classrooms, state-of-the-art chemistry and biology labs, and new preparation rooms - all developed with NYIT's commitment to sustainable design and functionality. See how our newest facility enhances the NYIT student experience.
This year's annual interdisciplinary conference will draw scholars from around the world for panel discussions, featured speakers, and lively conversation about atrategies and experiences related to incorporating Web 2.0 technologies, including Wikis, social networking sites, blogs, and virtual reality platforms, into the undergraduate classroom; new ideas in instructional design and teaching strategies for online learning; addressing students as global citizens and creating community across global campuses; problems and solutions connected to collaborative learning; and critiques and questions related to new technologies, intergenerational dynamics, or ethical concerns involved with 21st-century teaching and learning. Registration is free but required in advance.
Event venue: 16 W. 61st St., Manhattan campus.
Starts at 9:30 a.m.
Please send an e-mail inquiry or R.S.V.P. to Jennifer Griffiths at jgriff02@nyit.edu
There's still time to submit original work, research, and art to NYIT's annual Symposium of University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE). This year's event will take place at the new Theobald Science Center at NYIT-Old Westbury on April 23. All NYIT students are encouraged to join in this interdisciplinary symposium! Visit the SOURCE page.