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A Standard of Care and Action
Madeline Leonard, assistant director of academic success and enrichment on the Long Island campus, co-manages the Peer Success GUIDE Program, which recently received an impressive certification.
Center for Offsite Construction Helps to Establish Modular Interface Standards
The Center for Offsite Construction in the School of Architecture and Design is collaborating with the International Code Council to develop critical standards for modular construction.
Meet the Class of 2025 Speaker and Singer
Interdisciplinary studies major Ryan Ahmed and architectural technology major Raquel Ibarra will serve as speaker and singer, respectively, at New York Tech’s 64th Commencement.
Guiliano Global Fellows: Spreading Care Around the World
Under the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship program, seven students traveled the globe, broadening their perspectives and working on transformational research projects.
Student Researchers Shine at Medical Symposium
Future physicians earned top recognition at a poster competition held by the Medical Society of the State of New York.
Building Confidence in the Lab
Once a shy and nervous freshman, biology major Siya Patel is now a student leader involved with several clubs and organizations in addition to working as a genetics research assistant.
Celebrating Faculty Scholars
Exhibits at the Faculty Scholars Reception showcased faculty and staff’s scholarly and creative achievements during the previous calendar year.
Medical Student Studies Cancer With Catholic Health Physician
Osteopathic medicine/academic medicine (D.O./M.S.) student Rachel Radigan recently completed research on circulating cancer tumor DNA with a radiation oncologist from Good Samaritan University Hospital.
Engineering Students Receive Prize at CREATE Symposium
College of Engineering and Computing Sciences students took home a third-place win for their invention designed to assist those with disabilities in their everyday work tasks.
Leaders in Medicine to be Honored at 2025 Commencement
Two physicians whose contributions to osteopathic medicine have advanced the profession and profoundly impacted the lives of countless others will receive honorary degrees on May 18.