Following on the heels of the Newschool.edu redesign of December, the university launches its latest in a series of refreshed and refurbished updates—a new and mobile-friendly look for the New School for Public Engagement website. Displaying a similar bold style and intuitive navigation as the main university homepage, the divisional site continues taking contemporary to [...]
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When Tamika Durham started her undergraduate studies at The New School for Public Engagement, a bachelor’s degree was never the end goal. One of the first things I checked on when I enrolled was how my undergraduate work could apply toward a graduate degree,, says Durham, who is earning an MA in the Media Studies [...]
In a global economy, the field of English language teaching is exploding,, says Gabriel Diaz Maggioli, assistant professor and chair of The New School’s Department of English Language Studies. Diaz Maggioli is the newly appointed director of the graduate program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (MA TESOL). As the need to learn [...]
Five students in the Certificate in Teaching English (CTE) program at The New School recently returned from Wroclaw, Poland, with newfound confidence, competencies, and a sense of community. Every summer since 2004, The New School’s English Language Studies department, in partnership with the International Institute for the Study of Culture and Education at the University [...]
Six members of The New School community received Fulbright scholarships for the 2010-2011 academic year. Maria Brewster (MATESOL student), Jacqwi N. Campbell (Media Studies student), Elizabeth S. Macdonald (Bachelor’s Program ’09,) Angela Wong (MFA Creative Writing ’07), and Elizabeth Bull (MFA Creative Writing ’09) and Seth Rozanoff (Mannes ’05) have been awarded Fulbright U.S. Student [...]
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