Schools of Public Engagement at The New School

BPATS program students: don't miss these great scholarship opportunities:

- The Joan Howard Kersner Memorial Scholarship
In Theater and Performing Arts
- The Jacobson/Newcombe Scholarship
- The Osher Reentry Scholarship Program

Apply through the link below, or contact the BPATS office at Phone: 212-229-5119 ext. 2417 or e-mail [email protected].

Deadline Friday, May 26!

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Thursday, 6:30pm: “The Trump Executive Orders on Immigration and Refugees: A legal and policy discussion.”

Free and open to all. Co-sponsored by Global Studies at The New School

Message from The New School President David Van Zandt:

A statement from President Van Zandt: "The Executive Order issued by President Trump on Friday threatens [our] educational mission."

Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy professor Ana Baptista featured on WNYC Radio:

Could Trump Administration Undo Toxic Passaic River Fix? The Passaic River's cleanup plan is the most expensive in the history of the Superfund program. But President-elect Trump has vowed to cut funding to the EPA. Will he move forward?

We are thrilled to welcome Diana Ayton-Shenker to The New School!

New School Names Diana Ayton-Shenker Inaugural Global Catalyst Senior Fellow Diana Ayton-Shenker, an award-winning social entrepreneur and strategist, has been named the inaugural Global Catalyst Senior Fellow at the Schools of Public Engagement at The New School. This newly established fellowship recognizes and supports a prominent thought leader in social innovation throug...

This Thursday, New School Foreign Languages's Raul Rubio is featured in this event at Instituto Cervantes New York

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Director of our Food Studies program, Fabio Parasecoli, for The Huffington Post:

African Americans, food, and the White House: the value of diversity We have just witnessed the inauguration of the 45th president of the United States. Not knowing what the political future of the country holds, we are tr...

Media Management student Priyamvadha Ramakrishnan shares her experience at School of Media Studies at The New School

Creative haven for media studies Priyamvadha Ramakrishnan writes about the cutting-edge exposure one gets at The New School, NYC.

Professor Fullilove prepares us for the fight:

Podcast Ep 34: Preparing For The Fight With Dr. Mindy Fullilove - The Mash-Up Americans Stay strong.

Congratulations to Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy Assistant Professor Erica Kohl-Arenas, named Philanthropy Critic of the Year by Inside Philanthropy!

Philanthropy Awards, 2016 It’s that time of year, again! Here are our annual IP Philanthropy Awards, or IPPYs, looking at the highlights of 2016.

Great story about community engagement from the The New School Creative Writing Program!

MFA STUDENTS SPEND SEMESTER TEACHING AT GEORGE JACKSON ACADEMY When MFA students Elise Burchard and KrisAnne Madaus went into the fall 2016 semester, they never expected they’d learn so much, and they certainly didn’t expect they would learn from a group of sixth and seventh grade boys. But, after applying and being selected through The New School for a fellows...

Jaskiran Dhillon, associate professor of Global Studies at The New School and Anthropology, hosted a Teach-in on campus two days before Standing Rock Sioux and their supporters won a major victory against in their fight against the pipeline:

The New School Hosts #NODAPL Teach-in for Standing Rock This week, members of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and their supporters scored a major victory in their fight against plans to build the Dakota Access Pipeline under the Missouri River, not far from their ancestral homeland in North Dakota. Though the resistance has unfolded in 2016, it echoes a br...