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The 4th Annual NYIT-NUPT Student Film Festival will take place in Nanjing, China from April 21-22, 2012. Attracting prominent Chinese actors and directors as judges, the festival has become an important media event in Nanjing.
This year, the festival will premier an International Symposium on the film festival’s theme, “Longing and Inhibition in Film.” The symposium, hosted at NYIT-Nanjing’s Center for the Humanities and Culture, will feature individual and panel presentations by film professionals and academics. If you are interested in submitting a paper, please send a 500-word abstract to Symposium Chair Beverly J. Butcher, Ph.D. at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) by Thursday, March 1.
Student filmmakers at all NYIT campuses are encouraged to submit their short films for consideration. For more information, contact Film Festival Chair Kim Bigelow, M.F.A. at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
or visit the festival website. Student submissions are due on Wednesday, March 21.
A comprehensive Broadway education program for Chinese cultural officials and industry executives convened at New York Institute of Technology’s Manhattan campus this afternoon.
The Cultural Trade & Industry Exchange delegation of 35 participants from China was led by Robert Nederlander, Jr., president of Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment, which produces tours of Broadway show for international markets. Read More.
New York Institute of Technology welcomed 120 new business students to its 12th cohort at partner institution Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics (JUFE) today.
"Your appreciation of the 'language' of business, which NYIT-JUFE hopes to impart to you over the coming months, will take you, and our common humanity, to a higher level of civilization," said NYIT Chief of Staff Peter Kinney in his welcome address. Read more.
NYIT President Edward Guiliano signed a document of collaboration with China University of Mining and Technology (CUMT) President Ge Shirong at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway on Nov. 30. Read More.
Team Third Eye, a multi-disciplinary team of undergraduate and graduate students from NYIT-New York and NYIT-Nanjing, placed third at the Golden-i®dea Competition and Partner Conference at the NYIT de Seversky Mansion.
The team competed to create real-world applications for Motorola Solutions’ Golden-i, the world’s first hands-free, wireless headset computer. Third Eye’s project programmed the computer to operate a drone which could help workers explore unknown territories. Their proposal would allow guards on surveillance duty to oversee different locations simultaneously—optimizing their performance, efficiency, and productivity. Read more.
Through the collaboration of administrators at NUPT and NYIT-Nanjing, Timothy Smith, Ph.D., assistant dean of arts and sciences, presented a classroom lecture on American- style education to more than 100 attendees on Thursday, Oct. 27.
"The purpose was to introduce American-style education to our colleagues and to share thoughts and information on teaching and educational styles across various cultural traditions and contexts," said Smith.
The lecture included an illustrative teaching event, “Tea with Kongzi and Aristotle: A Comparative Study on Early Western and Sino Influences,” followed by a panel discussion with administrators from NYIT and NUPT.
“It really was a positive step in our cross-cultural understanding and goodwill, and I hope further efforts of this kind will grow from it,” Smith added.
President Guiliano encouraged the NYIT-Nanjing Class of 2015, whom he called “the most electronically connected generation in history,” to remember that the way they use technology to communicate is “reshaping how we at NYIT teach and learn” within a university network of 14,000 students and 3,600 faculty and staff around the world.
During his welcome remarks to incoming freshmen, he also announced that 98% of the NYIT-Nanjing Class of 2011 had already accepted outstanding job offers or educational opportunities in China or the U.S.. “Almost any university you can name would envy that placement rate.” Read More.
Dear alumni and extended NYIT family:
As we prepare to welcome the Class of 2015 to NYIT's fifth historic year in Nanjing, I want to thank you for being a part of NYIT's undergraduate campus in China. This month, more than 300 new NYIT-Nanjing students will join our global university network of 14,000 students and 3,600 faculty and staff around the world.
When I meet our students, I like to tell them that our name—New York Institute of Technology—is an extraordinary calling card on the global landscape. They quickly discover it for themselves.
I came to China a few weeks ago as the United States delegate to a forum of college presidents held in Shenzhen. I spoke to more than 160 leaders in higher education worldwide about how universities are ideal incubators of collaboration and ingenuity. I urged them to help me create international "idea centers" in partnership with business and government. I emphasized that students need to be citizens of the wolrd to meet the challenges of the global market.
I spoke with confidence because I've seen it happen at NYIT, a truly global university. Read More.
More than 300 incoming freshmen attended the 2011 New Student Orientation at NYIT-Nanjing.
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NYIT-Nanjing held its first graduation ceremony on June 5, 2011. The Class of 2011 included 132 graduates who celebrated along with guests including friends, family, and alumni at Nanjing’s InterContinental Hotel. Student speaker Dai Yisi addressed her classmates following a graduation address by NYIT President Edward Guiliano, Ph.D. Read More.
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)'s Nanjing campus will host its first international conference, "Crossing Borders: Teaching and Learning in a Global Age" from Friday April 15 to Sunday, April 17 at Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, San Pailou campus, in Nanjing, China. Learn More.
Making connections from Shanghai to Nanjing, NYIT Vice President for Student Affairs Joe Ford traveled to China in December to attend the opening ceremony of the 11th cohort of the NYIT-JUFE MBA program in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province.
In December, Xuetai Qi, adjunct assistant professor of philosophy at NYIT-Nanjing, was awarded a research grant by the National Department of Education of China for his research project, "Current State of Contemporary Metaethics in the West: Theme-based Studies."
His review of Mengzi: With Selections from Traditional Commentaries and The Essential Mengzi: Selected Passages with Traditional Commentary was published in the Fall 2010 issue of the APA Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy. His articles, "The A Priori Nature of Universal Ethics and Morality" and "Reasons, Sentiments and Normativity of Morality" were published in the November issue of the Journal of Social Sciences and the October issue of Morality and Civilization, respectively.
Marshall D. Willman, assistant professor of English, NYIT-Nanjing, was a guest lecturer at Fudan University in Shanghai, China on Nov. 12, 2010. His presentation, "Daoism and Scientific Method: A Case Study on Gut Feelings," can be found online.
On Oct. 12, the opening ceremony for the Nanjing campus welcomed nearly 340 incoming students and marked the fourth anniversary of the campus opening.
NYIT and the Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (NUPT) will be hosting the "Crossing Borders: Traveling, Teaching, and Learning in a Global Age," conference between April 16-17, 2011 in Nanjing. The conference explores a variety of topics that touch upon the "crossing borders" theme, including teaching online vs. traditional courses, ESL courses, teaching abroad, and translations, multilingualism, texting/IM and cyberculture. Click for more details.
The popular event was held on the campus of the Nanjing University of Posts & Telecommunications was also open to university students outside of NYIT and NUPT this year.
Wang Xiaoying, a student at NYIT-Nanjing, took second place in the "Outlook English Talent Competition" sponsored by CCTV (China Central Television), the major state broadcaster in Mainland China. Click title for more details.
Here’s the bad news--the U.S. economy is shaky, but the good news is that NYIT’s graduates are moving on to some very exciting things. Here's some dish from a few of our recent graduates from NYIT-Nanjing who completed their studies in New York.