New York Tech Among Top U.S. Universities for Excellence, Research Performance, and Career Outcomes
New York Institute of Technology is among the top 300 American institutions of higher education listed by QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) in its inaugural rankings of U.S. universities. The global higher education research company and publisher of the QS World University Rankings ranked New York Tech at No. 151 in the nation and No. 14 in New York State.
New York Tech Praised for Excellence in Online Teaching, Affordability in New Educate to Career Rank
New York Institute of Technology has earned Tier I status in the just-released Educate to Career (ETC) College Rankings, which refocused its methodology in response to COVID-19 and looked at a university’s ability to offer an affordable quality education in any format: in-classroom, online, or a blended format. New York Tech was one of only 27 (among the more than 100 colleges in the New York State ETC rankings) met all four criteria for Tier I status.
Interns Reflect on Spring 2020 Experiences
Sixty-six New York Tech students participated in the Internship Certificate Program during the spring semester, eager to gain valuable hands-on experience and develop skills in a wide range of work environments. Then the global pandemic hit.
Alumni Profile: Natalía Reynisdóttir
Natalía Reynisdóttir (B.S. ’19), now a Program Management Associate at Ovid Therapeutics, began working for the company as an intern during her last undergraduate summer. She reflects on how her studies and research experiences while pursuing her biotechnology degree at New York Tech prepared her for success.
Cybersecurity Students Partner with GOWIN Semiconductor to Solve Security Challenge
Graduate cybersecurity students at New York Tech’s Vancouver campus worked with China-based GOWIN Semiconductor, the world’s fastest-growing programmable logic company.
NYITCOM Researchers Link Increase in Lyme Disease to Climate Change
NYITCOM researchers remind New Yorkers of Lyme disease risk.
During COVID Crisis, Arkansas Benefits from COM Influence
During the COVID-19 pandemic, NYITCOM-Arkansas faculty and staff have stepped in to provide leadership, disseminate information, and serve as a resource for communities and organizations throughout northeast Arkansas and the Delta region.
Interdisciplinary Innovation Provides Needed Equipment to Local Hospitals
Amid COVID-19, faculty, students, and staff collaborate to arm frontline workers and patients with the necessary personal protective equipment.
Health Professions Students Share Research at Annual Aletheia Symposium
School of Health professions students and faculty gathered for a two-day Zoom conference to present their research at this year’s virtual Aletheia Symposium.
News Byte: Designing Healthy and Resilient Cities in the Face of COVID-19
In a May 20 article in the French newspaper Le Monde, Graduate Urban Design program director Jeffrey Raven provides insights on how climate-resilient urban design can play a significant role in deterring major health challenges and the spread of disease.
NYITCOM-Arkansas Celebrates Commencement of Inaugural Class
New York Institute of Technology celebrated the commencement of the inaugural class of NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine-Arkansas on May 21 during a virtual ceremony that included recognition of the 97 graduates, speeches, and presentation of the Riland Medal for Public Service.
News Byte: New York Tech Experts Tapped for Timeout Talks
Brian Harper, M.D., M.P.H., New York Tech’s chief medical officer and NYITCOM associate professor, and Hallie Zwibel, D.O., M.P.H., director of New York Tech’s Center for Sports Medicine and team physician for the New York Tech Bears athletics teams, appear in the premiere editions of the ECC Timeout Talks virtual interview series.