Forest Therapy Walks Debut on Long Island Campus
A new series of Forest Therapy Walks give members of the Long Island campus community a new way to access the serene and restorative environment.
The Big Give 2021
For 1,955 minutes, the New York Tech community virtually came together for the Big Give, raising $340,277, exceeding last year’s total by nearly $40,000, to support current and future students.
NYITCOM Student Uses Social Media to Address Health Misinformation
A new research paper in the journal JMIR Dermatology, co-authored by NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine student Moshe Bressler, reveals a major concern among dermatologists: social media plays a dangerous role in spreading misinformation on skin health.
News Byte: New York Tech Recognized by ACSM for Fostering a Healthy Community
New York Tech was honored by the American College of Sports Medicine’s (ACSM) Exercise is Medicine® program for its efforts to create a culture of wellness on campus.
Universal Design and Rethinking Accessibility
At “Universal Design and Rethinking Accessibility,” student Maria Vladucu led a panel discussion about how universal design can help create equity in society, especially for those with disabilities.
Emergent Technologies Symposium Inspires With Innovative Projects
In late February and early March, New York Tech held its first-ever Future with Emergent Technologies Symposium, a two-part series for faculty and staff that focused on work inside and outside the classroom in virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality, and artificial intelligence.
Postgrad: Architecture Alumni Soar to Success
The Box catches up with five architecture alumni to find out how their New York Tech experiences inspired them to do, make, and innovate in the field of architecture, leading them to advanced degree programs at some of the most prominent Ivy League schools.
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Match Day 2021: The Next Wave of Healthcare Heroes
On March 19, NYITCOM’s future physicians accepted their next mission in healing: their medical residencies.
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iNTEREST Lecture Series Introduces Students to the Latest Technologies
New York Tech’s ETIC Remote Engagement Sessions in Technology (iNTEREST) program launches a virtual lecture series to introduce students to the latest proprietary technologies.
NYITCOM Alumnus to Head Up Catholic Health
Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy (D.O. ’99) has been named chief executive officer and president of Catholic Health.
The Planet Pays the Price: Managing Diet and Human Habitat
According to Associate Professor Lorraine Mongiello, DRPH, RDN, CDE, humans’ poor diet choices have instigated a vicious circle of climate change, which in turn contribute to dangerous illnesses. But there are things people can do that will benefit their health and the environment.
“Fork in the Road” Makes Its Debut
New York Tech launches a new food truck to bring a variety of cuisines to the Long Island campus.