New York Tech’s Amy Bravo Honored for Her Commitment to STEM
Senior Director of Career Success and Experiential Education Amy Bravo, M.A., received the Education Leadership Award at the National Urban Technology Center’s 28th annual Urban Tech Gala.
Guiliano Global Fellows: Studying Grip Strength in Mongolia
Throughout each year, a handful of New York Tech students are selected to complete academic research projects at least 200 miles away from their campus through the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship Program.
Student Profile: Kishore Saravana
Kishore Saravana always dreamed of studying for an M.B.A. in America. He achieved that goal and is on to his next one after filing for a German patent for a robotics project.
News Byte: President Foley Again Named as Top Power Player in Education
New York Tech President Hank Foley, Ph.D., was named as one of 2023’s Power Players in Education by PoliticsNY.
Student Profile: Nke Adwowa Opoku
Named a Future Face by the National Organization of Minority Architects, Nke Adwowa Opoku wants nothing more than to leave a mark in the industry. After she graduates in 2024, one of her goals is to improve the infrastructure in her home country, Ghana.
Student Profile: Joanna Sroka
Computer science student and aspiring data scientist Joanna Sroka can speak five different languages—and that’s not including the languages she uses to code devices in the ETIC.
Brookhaven National Laboratory Delegation Visits New York Tech
A delegation from Brookhaven National Laboratory visited New York Tech to identify potential collaborations between the two institutions.
Student Profile: Winston Wang
Mechanical engineering student Winston Wang is pursuing his interests in aviation and engineering with hopes of someday securing a position with a major aerospace defense corporation.
Greek Life Observes Hazing Prevention Week
Each year New York Tech’s Fraternity and Sorority Life observes Hazing Prevention Week, raising awareness and increasing education about the dangers of hazing.
New York Tech Alumni Publish New Books
New York Tech alumni have recently published a handful of new books, ranging in topic from a mother deer and her fawn trying to navigate life in a new forest and a Hollywood director’s all-access look at the industry to an investigation into universities’ use of social media platforms and one doctor’s advice to help readers naturally channel their “feel good” hormones.