Feb 03 2012
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In addition to offering an array of undergraduate and graduate degree programs in high-demand fields, our world-renowned faculty are leading the way in groundbreaking research in nutrition, Parkinson's disease, DNA, and the treatment of MRSA.
We prepare our students inside and outside the classroom for careers in the ever-growing fields of clinical nutrition, health sciences, mental health counseling, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and physician assistant studies.
| Listen to welcome message from Dr. Mindy Haar, program director, Clinical Nutrition, and read more about Dr. Haar. | Listen to Dean Pat Chute's welcome message to Clinical Nutrition students and read more about Dean Chute. |
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Dr. Howard Makofsky, Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at NYIT, recently visited the Paradise Orphanage in Burkina Faso, West Africa. Through his non-profit organization, Kaya's Kids, Inc., Dr. Makofsky and his family provided funding for the establishment of the orphanage in 2008, which is now the home of 120 West African children. Not only are the children's physical needs provided for, but there is also an elementary school on the campus in addition to having a registered nurse provide medical care on a monthly basis. Pictured with Dr. Makofsky is Mr. Len Veitch, a volunteer from Ontario, Canada and Mr. Georges Sawadogo, the builder and director of the Paradise Orphanage.