Schools & Colleges

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First-Gen Entrepreneur

Computer science student Rida Rahim has an impressive résumé of projects, and is only getting started.

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Chemistry With a Side of Art

Chemistry student Makayla Napper looks forward to exploring her field while still making time for her creative hobbies.

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NYITCOM-Arkansas Receives Two Grants for New Residency Program, EMS Training Initiative

Two Rural Health Transformation Project grants, totaling $3.7 million, will support health education programs at the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University (NYITCOM-Arkansas).

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Intern Insight: Mansi Santosh Tikam

M.B.A. student Mansi Santosh Tikam spent her summer interning with MetroPlusHealth, where she learned what it means to be a marketing professional.

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The Domino Effect

New York Tech’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates program has spent more than a decade turning summer research opportunities into lasting careers, helping build the university’s research reputation along the way.

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International Collaboration: School of Architecture and Design and IUAV

Graduate architecture students from Università Iuav di Venezia (IUAV) in Venice participated in a week-long atelier on the New York City campus, while School of Architecture and Design students traveled to Venice for a 17-day workshop.

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Alumnus Joins NYITCOM-Arkansas Faculty

William “Landon” Jackson, (M.S. ’21, D.O. ’21) has returned to his alma mater to serve as an assistant professor in NYITCOM-Arkansas’ Department of Clinical Sciences.

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My Co-op Gig: Asghar Kazmi

Computer science student Asghar Kazmi worked for five months at GE Appliances—an experience he says aligned perfectly with his career goals.

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Forward-Thinking Design

Associate Professor of Architecture Clarke Snell, M.Arch., uses technology to link form and performance.

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Students Step in to Help Save a Life

Students from the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the School of Health Professions provided life-saving medical care to a young mixed martial arts athlete.