New York Tech Increases Number of STEM-Designated Degree Programs
New York Tech adds undergraduate and graduate degrees to its list of STEM-designated programs, which offer international students an additional 24 months of extended work experience in the United States.
Doctor Mike Talks to NYITCOM Students About Social Media’s Role in Medicine
NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) graduate Mikhail Varshavski (D.O. ’14), commonly known as Doctor Mike, returned for a virtual visit with current medical students to discuss the role of social media in medicine.
Students Send Joyful Messages to Seniors
Through the Cards of Care initiative, students on the Vancouver campus sent uplifting messages to seniors in assisting living.
Biotechnology, COVID-19, and Beyond
At the Biotechnology Summit: “Innovation in the Time of COVID and Beyond,” experts discussed the latest research in biotech and how these findings are impacting the treatment of COVID-19.
Vice President for Enrollment Management Talks About How COVID-19 Affected Higher Ed
At Herald Inside LI’s panel discussion, “Staying Local for College,” Joseph Posillico, Ed.D., CPA, discussed the ways Long Island universities met public safety measures during the pandemic and how some of those changes are here to stay.
New York Tech to Host Cybersecurity Hackathon
On April 30, the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences will host its eighth cybersecurity hackathon challenge, where competing teams of New York Tech students will face 15 cryptographic challenges.
Student Profile: Nicholas Spano
Nicholas Spano has made his dreams a reality during his time at New York Tech, working and gaining hands-on experience at an architectural firm, while simultaneously working on significant research projects. The Box sat down with Spano to learn more about his time at New York Tech and his plans for the future.
Alumni Offer Words of Leadership Wisdom
Three New York Tech alumni share insight about their respective journey to positions of leadership at the “Truths of Leadership” virtual panel on April 6.
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New York Tech Live: When New York Was Puerto Rican
At the inaugural “New York Tech Live” on March 24, four iconic New Yorkers discussed the monumental impact of West Side Story on their lives and work, set in the context of New York City and urban planning for the Upper West Side.
Alumni Profile: Jaz Garner
Starting her career as an intern at ABC News, Jaz Garner (M.A. ’14) is now associate producer for 20/20. And she says she couldn’t have gotten there without the support of her alma mater.
Student Profile: Kathryn Vu
Electrical and computer engineering student Kathryn Vu recently received a 2021 Greek Leader of Distinction award from the Northeast Greek Leadership Association. Now, as she prepares to graduate this May, she intends to use her leadership skills to push for progress in STEM fields.
Let’s Get Social!
Through a new social media ambassadors program, students showcase what it’s like to study at New York Tech.