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Student’s Research May Help ENTs With Diagnoses
Ayesha Mulla earned a grant from Psi Chi to study visual expertise in ear, nose and throat doctors (ENT). The post Student’s Research May Help ENTs With Diagnoses appeared first on New York Tech.
Using Architecture to Help People
Chana Rhodes was drawn to architecture because she wants to help people. The AIA scholarship winner is doing just that by designing spaces for course projects with humans—and animals—in mind. The post Using Architecture to Help People appeared first on New York Tech.
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- Oct 24:00 PMDean's Digital Café: Playing in a Material WorldWe Are Playing in a Material World: Thinking and Learning through the Physical Objects of Tabletop Role-Playing Games Join us in-person or online, as Jessica Hautsch, Ph.D. (https://site.nyit.edu/bio/jhautsch), teaching assistant professor of humanities, discusses the surprising connection between tabletop games and classroom learning and how rulebooks, character sheets, and dice used in role-play games such as Dungeons and Dragons are tools that lighten players' cognitive loads and facilitate both gameplay and learning. This event will take place on the Long Island campus at Harry Schure Hall, room 236, and via Zoom (link provided on registration). Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=kWf%2BKSO3djuNG25TbvsxePuLtWfm1SFeQanBlDhlgIbn3tRd5s4A66uLlHoq1Xp72inN%2B4Z7YhCF1dbAQroflE9QWRujzP6R8mlM%2BBSODNfo9yy8fXpfZcMXQyhYUWIDzRE5ftWP06K1av1Q3iQL5DTsM8JnbQm5RPmgQYzvp%2FffpnXLR6PbvqXEswg85FPRFP5ifMhcgn3l31BIfp4RvCodZvWMsWP7m4abaAHnRc6OI6ALnePZIbRFlVq8XWC4EYBWD6FTqGdQK%2BO52dX7UvClKdgPHVYjmapRhQEtrZikvSPZfm6zd%2BELQIO4YHCpNBYJ2n2y9CER9aums5ArZ5WCkBrUc9MWtb1OXFEBog6RPfBGpyVifXi35deHplk6)The Dean's Digital Café is a series of general interest talks sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, featuring New York Tech faculty on a variety of topics, ranging from science and literature to health and well-being. Students, staff, faculty, and alumni are all invited to attend and learn about the exciting work being done at New York Tech.
- Oct 312:30 PMNYC SGA Senate MeetingJoin the Student Government Association Senate to hear important campus updates, discuss upcoming initiatives, and represent your organization's voice. All club senators are required to attend. Please review the agenda in advance and come prepared to contribute. Attire: Business Casual.Register (https://campusgroups.nyit.edu/rsvp_boot?id=380544)
- Oct 48:00 AMSecond Annual Bill G. Werner Memorial 5K+ Run/WalkThe Department of Physical Therapy and Office of Alumni Relations invites you to an alumni reunion at the Second Annual Bill G. Werner Memorial 5K+ Run/Walk on Saturday, October 4, at the Long Island campus. There are several ways to participate:Run or walk the race route. Cheer on your fellow Department of Physical Therapy alumni. Donate in support of the Werner Memorial Fund. Enjoy food and refreshments, play games, and connect with fellow graduates. Register for the 5K+ (https://events.elitefeats.com/25billwerner) Attend the Alumni Reunion (https://alumni.nyit.edu/events/2526/dpt-alumni-reunion?srctid=1&erid=15622889&trid=973129e3-4156-4dfc-b68d-09c86ba0e215) Campus opens: 8 a.m.Race starts: 9 a.m., rain or shineMeeting point/Race festival: Riland Building Parking Lot, Long Island campusAlumni reunion: Starts at 9 a.m. in the Riland Building Parking Lot and goes until noon. Please note, campus roads will shut down during the race. We encourage all event attendees to arrive prior to 8:45 a.m. or after 10 a.m. This 5K+ is in honor and memory of William "Bill" G. Werner, Ed.D., a beloved member of the New York Tech physical therapy community for more than 20 years. All proceeds from the event directly benefit the Werner Memorial Fund. The race and race festival are open to all students, faculty, staff, alumni, family, and friends. The alumni reception is reserved for alumni and their guests.Unable to attend? Consider becoming a sponsor (https://alumni.nyit.edu/events/2526/werner-memorial-5k-sponsorship-opportunities?srctid=1&erid=15622889&trid=973129e3-4156-4dfc-b68d-09c86ba0e215) or donating to the Werner Memorial Fund (https://alumni.nyit.edu/giving/werner).Race questions? Please contact Professors Eric Greenberg, egreen05@nyit.edu (mailto:egreen05@nyit.edu), or Mark Gugliotti, mgugliot@nyit.edu (mailto:mgugliot@nyit.edu).Alumni reunion questions? Please contact Sabrina Polidoro at spolidor@nyit.edu (mailto:spolidor@nyit.edu).About the William G. Werner Memorial Fund The William G. Werner Memorial Fund was created to celebrate the legacy of William "Bill" Werner, Ed.D., a beloved member of the New York Tech Physical Therapy community for more than twenty years. Werner was deeply committed to his family and had a profound passion for working with people with neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's Disease, and advancing the physical therapy profession. His unwavering dedication to mentoring, educating, and developing future physical therapists has made a lasting impact on both the profession and to New York Tech students. This fund supports the New York Tech physical therapy program and its students, ensuring that his commitment to excellence and spirit continues to inspire future generations
- Oct 46:30 PMNYITCOM Class of 2000 ReunionJoin the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine in celebrating the 25th reunion of the NYITCOM Class of 2000! Reconnect with classmates, reminisce on fond memories, and catch up on all the exciting happenings at NYITCOM. The event will be held on October 4 at the Garden City Hotel.Register (https://alumni.nyit.edu/events/com-events/nyitcom-class-of-2000-reunion) Questions? Please contact Katie Cobe, assistant director of alumni relations, at kkarwosk@nyit.edu (mailto:kkarwosk@nyit.edu).
- Oct 611:00 AMArchitecture, Alumni & Friends Lecture and Scholarship Award CeremonyThe Afterlife of Matter: Architectures of Recovery, Metabolism and Reuse In this presentation, Markopoulou discusses her work, which focuses on redefining cities through an ecological and technological spectrum, merging design with biotechnologies, new materials, digital fabrication, and big data. She is the Academic Director at IAAC in Barcelona, and she leads the Advanced Architecture Group, a multidisciplinary research lab exploring how design and science can positively impact the built environment.Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=JrCyMbbktHEbbtioLk2VerhdN61jksJlE22S9EAkqNgGFlNcDDYnMeavFFOcv1wCqvFflDUVS0lEnFoAvXLnzI7zh724BUliObQMaNe70cbtQet9gbaLpEmHNtAgpOTTDo%2Bi9sJonF608bwhOBtkv%2BdvzZnP1Dibdpz2tiLMvLsbDCCyJkag4zKC7DD%2F7Hp%2BeA57NFLbd3ERi%2FwwTKPXd5rwopRBlZqIyOrWS5JDCwgGTQYE4a0IxGJPq4x0ObkGplfY2bkV9Gm8sBllQ4Xtl4V7gIQtkXwfYe395KDkGba5B7r0JpOrXDPuhBPHhyVcU1CYLMsq1EAMz9wthFRRQY5ToaKxma5xoJRW9bqGr3Ox2SUWiE3bJRuDp%2Bl6VI6TasiuRrPHXKepahnLVguRHBZh%2BzQdgurBzko%2BpV7fPxE%3D) Keynote Presenter Areti Markopoulou, PhD Academic Director at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia Areti Markopoulou is a Greek PhD architect, researcher, and urban technologist working at the intersection of architecture and digital technologies. Her work focuses on redefining cities through an ecological and technological spectrum, merging design with biotechnologies, new materials, digital fabrication, and big data. She is the Academic Director at IAAC in Barcelona, and she leads the Advanced Architecture Group, a multidisciplinary research lab exploring how design and science can positively impact the built environment. Areti co-founded StudioP52, an art/tech gallery activating abandoned industrial warehouses, and served as co-editor of the digital platform Urban Next. She has consulted on and developed projects on topics including urban regeneration through data science, circular construction and multidisciplinary educational models in the digital age. Markopoulou is the co-author and editor of "Learning Cities: Collective Intelligence Urban Design" (Actar, 2022), "Edible" (TAB, 2022), " Black Ecologies" (Actar, 2019), and co-author of the forthcoming book "Building Metabolism" (Actar, 2025) supported by the Graham Foundation Grant for Individuals. She is the Chair of Responsive Cities Symposium that she co-founded in 2016 and served as Head Curator of international exhibitions including co-curating the Tallinn Architecture Biennale (TAB 2022), Future Arena & On Site Robotics (Construmat 2017 & 2019), HyperCity (Shenzhen Bi-city Biennale, 2015), and MyVeryOwnCity (World Bank, BR Bcn 2011).
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- Student’s Research May Help ENTs With DiagnosesAyesha Mulla earned a grant from Psi Chi to study visual expertise in ear, nose and throat doctors (ENT). The post Student’s Research May Help ENTs With Diagnoses appeared first on New York Tech.
- Using Architecture to Help PeopleChana Rhodes was drawn to architecture because she wants to help people. The AIA scholarship winner is doing just that by designing spaces for course projects with humans—and animals—in mind. The post Using Architecture to Help People appeared first on New York Tech.
Upcoming Events
- Oct 46:30 PMNYITCOM Class of 2000 ReunionJoin the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine in celebrating the 25th reunion of the NYITCOM Class of 2000! Reconnect with classmates, reminisce on fond memories, and catch up on all the exciting happenings at NYITCOM. The event will be held on October 4 at the Garden City Hotel. To reserve a room under the group block at the special rate of $309 per room, per night, plus taxes and other facility fees, guests can call the Garden City Hotel reservations department at 516.747.3000 (select option #2) and mention the NYITCOM Class of 2000 Reunion. Guests can also book online using the special group booking link: NYITCOM Class of 2000 Reunion. A limited number of rooms have been reserved for Friday, October 3, and Saturday, October 4. Please book your room(s) by September 8. Register Questions? Please contact Katie Cobe, assistant director of alumni relations, at kkarwosk@nyit.edu.
- Oct 84:00 PMEdward Guiliano Global Fellowship Info SessionIf you had $5,000 to complete a transformational experience, what would you do? Attend this information session to learn more about the prestigious Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship. Zoom information will be provided after registration on Handshake. Register
- Oct 99:00 AMMental Well-Being ConferenceJoin the Office of Access and Belonging at NYITCOM-Arkansas for the upcoming Mental Well-Being Conference—an event focused on equipping educators, business leaders, and community advocates with tools to foster inclusive environments that support mental health. Participants will enjoy a powerful day of learning, connection, and action. The conference theme is “From Awareness to Action: Cultivating Inclusive and Mentally Healthy Spaces.” The event is co-hosted by Arkansas State University Division of Access and Institutional Engagement, St. Bernards Medical Center, the Office of Access and Belonging at NYITCOM-Arkansas, and Arisa Health. This conference will equip attendees with practical tools and strategies to promote mental well-being in inclusive and equitable ways, especially in the spaces where we learn, work, and lead. The conference will be held on Thursday, October 9, at the Cooper Alumni Center at Arkansas State University, 2600 Alumni Blvd., Jonesboro, AR 72401. On-site registration begins at 8:30 a.m. (CT). Lunch is included. Register (Scroll down for sponsorship opportunities.)Keynote SpeakerNatasha Bowman, J.D. President, The Natasha Bowman Consulting Group Natasha Bowman, J.D., is a renowned thought leader, workplace consultant, and advocate for workplace equality with nearly two decades of experience. As a former c-suite HR executive, she has dedicated her career to transforming American workplaces from within, fostering environments where respect, genuine leadership, and top performance flourish.Read More Recognized as a LinkedIn Top Voice for Workplace Mental Health and listed among the Top 30 Global Management Gurus, Bowman is highly regarded for her expertise in diagnosing workplace issues and delivering proven solutions. Her ability to cultivate highly engaged cultures that genuinely value every employee’s contribution has earned her the moniker “The Workplace Doctor.” As president of The Natasha Bowman Consulting Group, Bowman has served clients including Google, Forbes, Microsoft, and McDonald’s. She also serves as an adjunct professor of human resources at esteemed institutions including Georgetown University, Fordham University, Manhattan College, and The Jack Welch Management Institute. Beyond consulting and teaching, Bowman is a sought-after international keynote speaker who passionately advocates for creating positive and engaging workplaces. She has spoken at prestigious events, including TedX, The HR Congress in France, the CDC, Harvard University, Trip Advisor, LinkedIn, and Oracle. Her expertise is frequently featured in national publications such as Forbes, Business Insider, U.S. News and World Report, The Wall Street Journal, and Fortune. Notably, she has two televised appearances with media mogul Oprah Winfrey. As a three-time bestselling author, Bowman is committed to advancing workplace equity and mental wellness, she co-founded The Bowman Foundation for Workplace Equity and Mental Wellness and serves as a board member at NAMI-NYC.Sponsorship Opportunities To make this conference as effective and accessible as possible, we are inviting local organizations to support our mission as event sponsors. Sponsorship opportunities include event recognition, booth space, promotional features, and more. Your support directly funds high-quality speakers and conference activities as well as offers an increased community awareness of inclusive mental health practices. Sponsorship confirmation is requested by September 1. For sponsorship questions, please reach out to Lori Smith at ljsmith@sbrmc.org.Platinum Sponsor – $1,500Full table, eight (8) complimentary registrations. Logo in conference program and day of event recognition. Event website post with organization logo and link. Social media post with logo and organization website link on event page. Vendor booth during the event.Gold Sponsor – $1,000Four (4) complimentary registrations. Logo in conference program and day of event recognition. Event website post with organization logo and link. Social media post with logo and organization website link on event page. Vendor booth during the event.Silver Sponsor – $500Two (2) complimentary registrations. Logo in conference program and day of event recognition. Event website post with organization logo. Social media post with logo on event page. Vendor booth during the event.Bronze Sponsor – $250One (1) complimentary registrations. Name listed in conference program. Company name on event website. Social media post with name on event page. Vendor booth during the event.Additional Sponsorship OpportunitiesVendor Booth Sponsor – $100. Coffee Break Sponsor – $500 – One sponsorship available. Lunch Sponsorship – $500 – Four sponsorships available or exclusive sponsorship – $2,000.
- Oct 91:00 PMConsultants for the Public Good: Volunteering and ResumesVolunteerism is a valuable asset to your career portfolio. In this session, students will learn how they can find volunteer opportunities that align with their career goals and how they can apply that to a resume. Register
- Oct 96:00 PMNYITCOM Alumni Dinner at ACOIJoin Dean Nicole Wadsworth, D.O., along with fellow NYITCOM alumni and friends, at ACOI in Marco Island, whether you’re attending the conference or you’re in the neighborhood. Know any NYITCOM alumni going to ACOI as well? Feel free to invite them to join! Quinn’s on the Beach JW Marriott Marco Island 400 S. Collier Blvd. Marco Island, FL 34145 Register