Lecture: Dispositional Intelligence in Architecture Dispositional Intelligence in Architecture proposes a contemporary theory of spatial organization in architecture through original research into a particular kind of hybrid design work, one […]
We are getting things started a little bit early in 2025 with a Big Give Pre-Party for students with the School of Architecture and Design in New York City and […]
Please join the School of Health Professions for a Dean's Speaker Series event on the topic of concussion management. The speakers for the event will be Rajanandini Muralidharan, M.D., director […]
Being able to introduce yourself is key when at a Career Fair. Join us for this informative session where you will create your elevator pitch and learn how to communicate […]
Join us on April 2 in the SAG gym to donate blood for the New York Blood Center. One hour of your time can save up to three lives ... […]
Symposium “Designing Future Interiors” is the second installment of the Future Interiors series, a key annual event hosted by the Interior Design program at the New York Institute of Technology. […]
The seventh annual Big Give, New York Tech's 1,955-minute online giving campaign, will take place from Wednesday, April 2, at 3:25 p.m. to Thursday, April 3, at 11:59 p.m. All […]
Join colleagues, friends, and fellow alumni in celebrating the seventh annual New York Tech Big Give by attending one of our Faculty, Staff, and Alumni Receptions on April 2. Leave […]
Join us in Vancouver for an evening of friendly competition and fun at the Big Give Faculty, Staff, and Alumni Bowling Night! Gather with colleagues and fellow alumni to bowl […]
Join us in Jonesboro for our Big Give Benefit Night! Grab your friends and family for dinner at Slim Chicken’s on April 2, 5 – 8 p.m. If eating in […]
Join Chef and Director Robert Rizzuto as he guides you through an unforgettable culinary experience at the historic NYIT de Seversky Mansion. To make the evening even more delightful, guests […]
US Citizenship In this Dean’s Digital Café, Professor Michael Izady of the Department of Humanities describes the idea and history of U.S. citizenship, from the 14th Amendment to various Supreme […]
