Profiles
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.
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.
Future Forecast
M.B.A. student Yogesh Singh Katoch hones forecasting models for stock prices, housing prices, and much more.
Learning to Lead
Senior Purchasing Specialist Edward Schook has been selected for the first cohort of E&I Cooperative Services’ EdPro NextGen Leadership Program.
Bus Transportation App Puts Users First
Graphic design and media innovation student Tanay Govardhan knows the difficulty residents and tourists in Pune, India, face when using public bus transportation. So, for his senior thesis, he decided to tackle a public service project: creating a mobile app for bus riders.
What Cancer Can Teach
By learning how cancer cells grow, Assistant Professor Karrer Alghazali, Ph.D., hopes to use that knowledge as a tool to grow healthy cells through biomimcry.
Endless Possibilities
What Sarah Ranginwala loves about New York Tech’s biotechnology program is that it gives her many career choices. But until she makes her final decision, she is not sitting idle, engaging in research and writing for the Manhattan Globe.
Putting the ‘Tech’ in Tech Threads
Computer science student Mukhammedali Zhadiger dreams of making an impact in the tech industry. He is already making waves as a key component in on-campus resource Tech Threads’ smooth operation.
Symbol of Movement
Doctor of Physical Therapy student Sofoklis Sarellis is hard at work launching his athletic footwear company, Symbol.
Working it Out
Physical therapy student Shannon Townsend combines her classroom learning and Orangetheory Fitness coaching to deliver best practices to her patients.