Say hello to New York University's newest global site: #NYUTulsa??? ??A dynamic and diverse city with a rich and complex history, Tulsa offers many opportunities for NYU students and faculty as a destination for a study away semester, a summer internship, a short-term program, or research and creative work. ?? At NYU Tulsa, NYUers can examine the United States’ past, present, and future in a city emerging as a national leader in policy innovation, community-focused entrepreneurship, and tech-driven economic development. ?? NYU students can explore Tulsa's unique history while engaging with some of the most complex challenges the United States faces as a nation. It's an ideal study away location for students who care about deep impact and the future of American cities. ?? Every student at NYU Tulsa has the opportunity to do an internship, whether in the non-profit sector, government, or industry. NYU students can quickly plug into the network of people and organizations who are transforming the city. ??Students who enroll full-time for the spring 2025 semester are eligible for the NYU Tulsa Scholarship, offering a minimum of $6,000 and a maximum of $12,000 in scholarship funds, even if they don't currently receive financial aid. For more information, visit?nyu.edu/tulsa.
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? New York University's newest global site ... in Tulsa! ? NYU Tulsa will be the university’s fourth location in the United States, joining its main campus in New York City and other academic centers in Washington, DC, and Los Angeles. The center is scheduled to open in Spring 2025, with approximately 20 NYU undergraduate students spending the semester in Tulsa.
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https://www.nyu.edu/tulsa.html
NYU Tulsa的外部链接
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- 高等教育
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- 2-10 人
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- Tulsa，Oklahoma
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- 教育机构
- 创立
- 2024
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US，Oklahoma，Tulsa，74103
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The connections between Tulsa and New York keep growing and deepening. Can you spot the NYU Tulsa merch in the last photo?
"Tulsa's Rolling!" City of Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols put it best when describing economic development in Tulsa on NYSE TV. This past week in New York City with the Mayor and Tulsa Regional Chamber Executive Vice President Justin McLaughlin was a great opportunity to share Tulsa's story. We also got to see (and hold!) the actual key to the city former Mayor G.T. Bynum gave the cast of "The Outsiders: A New Musical" on Broadway. It was great to see some of the cast members and we can't wait for the nationwide tour to open in Tulsa this Fall. There's lots happening back home in Tulsa as well! ? The Big 12 Conference Wrestling Championship returns next week March 8-9 for its 9th straight year. ? Tulsa Tulsa IrishFest comes to Dream Keepers Park March 7-9, bringing Celtic arts, music, and culture. Make sure to register your company for the new Oklahoma Ireland Business Conference on Friday night of the festival! ? The Bob Dylan Center and Woody Guthrie Center debut their new exhibit featuring props from the new film "A Complete Unknown". Don't forget Bob Dylan himself plays Tulsa Theater on March 25th! If you're looking to help tell Tulsa's story yourself, remember to take our new SavvyTulsa Tourism Ambassador program at savvytulsa.com. Gathering Place currently holds the lead for the most Savvy Tulsans on their team. Happy Friday and Stay Gold!
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Hear directly from one of our students about her experience at NYU Tulsa thus far!
It has been a month since I arrived on the NYU Tulsa campus, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to be part of the first spring cohort here. It's been an exciting adventure learning about a city outside of NYC. Born and raised in New York, I needed a break from the hustle and bustle, and Tulsa has proven to be the perfect place for me to find myself and explore a new corner of the U.S. I'm currently enrolled in several fascinating courses: Native Arts in the Contemporary World with Dr. Lindsey Smith, Tulsa: Revitalizing an American City with Dr. Luke Lawson, Pathways to Clean Energy Economy with Prof. Kelsey Putman Hughes, and Experiential Learning Seminar with Dr. Stewart Habig. These courses are providing me with valuable insights into Tulsa’s culture, history, and economy. I especially appreciate how our professors have created a learning environment tailored to our needs, allowing us to connect with the city on a deeper level. Not only are we learning in the classroom, but we’re also taking field trips to enhance our experiences. I’ve had the chance to visit the Bob Dylan Museum to learn about Jesse Ed Davis and his influence on rock 'n roll, and we attended the Red Dirt Boogie concert to honor his legacy. My favorite moment was Act 2, when Taj Mahal made an appearance! I also experienced my first film festival at the Indian Territory Film Festival, where we watched Seeds and met Dallas Goldtooth and other Reservation Dogs cast members. And today, we have an exciting trip planned to Bentonville, Arkansas, which I’m super excited about! In addition to my courses, I have the incredible opportunity to intern at the Philbrook Museum in the collections department. There, I’m learning about planning, executing, and reporting on exhibitions, while receiving hands-on experience with SketchUp software and contributing to a future exhibition. The team at Philbrook has been incredibly welcoming and supportive, and I am truly grateful for the chance to grow and learn in such a dynamic environment. This internship aligns with my passion for audience-based design, particularly in creating physical spaces like parks and museums that engage and inspire the public. It’s a great opportunity to build the skills needed for a career in playful, interactive design that centers on the experience of the audience. Outside of classes and work, there have been so many fun activities! I learned the Tulsa Two-Step at Tulsey Town, and we danced for hours. The food here is amazing—especially the Lunar New Year pop-up at Hong Kong Diner, where I tried Tan Den Man and Thai Tea-Ramisu (I wish I had another slice right now ??). We also had a movie night watching Twister (don’t worry, no tornado chasing!) with pizza from Empire Slice House, and created vision boards reflecting on our goals for the semester! I’m excited to continue exploring and experiencing everything Tulsa has to offer over the next few months!
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Join us in celebrating the spirit of Ramadan with an iftar dinner at NYU Tulsa! We’ll be providing a delicious dinner at sunset and sharing in community. Please RSVP?here: https://lnkd.in/gUUUkgGd
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?? Join us for a compelling conversation on civic engagement, voter reform, and open primaries in Oklahoma at the NYU Tulsa Public Program Series: Across the Divide: Constructive Policymaking at the Subnational Level. ??? ?Thursday, February 27, 2025 ??? 3:30pm – 4:45pm CST ??? NYU Tulsa Academic Center, 36 East Cameron Street, Tulsa, OK 74103 RSVP: [email protected] ?? ?This fireside chat, moderated by Josiah Robinson, J.D., will feature: Margaret Kobos, J.D., CEO & Founder, Oklahoma United, leading efforts to bring open primary elections to Oklahoma through the passage of State Question 836. David Blatt, Ph.D., Director of Research & Strategic Impact, Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law & Justice, dedicated to expanding opportunity and equity for all citizens. Don’t miss this important discussion on the future of civic engagement in Oklahoma! #NYUTulsa #PublicProgramSeries #CivicEngagement #VoterReform #OpenPrimaries
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NYU Tulsa is hosting its inaugural Global Research Initiatives (GRI) fellowship semester this upcoming fall! NYU faculty and doctoral candidates based in New York are eligible to apply for a research-in-residence fellowship at NYU’s 16th global network location. Faculty fellowships begin at 3 weeks in length and doctoral fellowships must be at least 4 weeks long; both can last up to 3 months. The fellowship includes: ??? Dedicated office space at NYU Tulsa’s Academic Center in the heart of the Arts District ?? Administrative support ?? Round-trip economy ticket from New York to Tulsa ??? A $70 per-diem subsidy Whether you would like to access the extensive and rich resources across many fields and disciplines, especially in music, fine arts, African American and Indigenous studies, energy, tech, and entrepreneurship, or are looking for a change of scenery, with a dedicated work space, in a supportive setting to focus and make progress on your research, NYU Tulsa is here to welcome you. In particular, you will have the support of our Research and Scholarly Programs Manager, Katherine A. Costello, PhD. Wondering what life would be like in Tulsa?? The city is home to several James Beard and New York Times “America’s Best” restaurants; a thriving music scene commended by Rolling Stone; an award-winning city park; and is known for being warm and welcoming, allowing fellows to make meaningful, lasting connections. We are now taking applications for Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 fellowships. The deadline to apply for Fall 2025 is coming up on Thursday, March 6, 2025. The deadline to apply for Spring 2026 is Thursday, September 11, 2025. Please see the fellowship page for more information, which includes the portal to apply, and feel free to reach out to [email protected] for more information. Charlton McIlwain, Elise Cappella, Diana Leilani Arpino, PhD, Niyati Parekh, Janet Alperstein, Nancy Morrison.
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This spring, NYU Tulsa is proud to host the?4th annual Racial Equity in Tech Entrepreneurship (RETE) Workshop, developed with support from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and planned by faculty from several institutions, including the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Georgia State University, Johns Hopkins University, and George Mason University.?Academics and field leaders in the area of inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem development will be gathering for 3 days in Tulsa. We want to make sure to connect our incredible local and national entrepreneurial initiatives, practitioners, and researchers. 1. Hold the dates: May 28-30! 2.?Apply?to host a workshop 3.. Share this with others across Tulsa and the nation that should be a part of this conversation See you there! Sekou Bermiss, Ph.D. Katherine A. Costello, PhD Cathy Yang Liu Ebony McGee Thema Monroe-White, PhD
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We are looking for a local, part-time lecturer to teach a summer course on "Food, Culture, and Globalization." This is an opportunity to join a dynamic intellectual community and teach students who are typically smart, curious, and engaged! https://lnkd.in/ghPZPYjd
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Join the community of NYU Tulsa with friends from the Tulsa Arts District Business Association, Campus Tulsa, and the Tulsa Higher Education Consortium as we celebrate the opening of the NYU Tulsa Academic Center in our new home at?36 E. Cameron Street in the heart of the?Tulsa Arts District! Every first Friday of the month, NYU Tulsa will welcome visitors by opening our doors to the community as part of the monthly?First Friday Art Crawl. This month, NYU Tulsa presents a live jazz trio, tasty nibbles from Charcuteray, and two brief tours of the facility at 5:45 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. with NYU Tulsa Director Dr. Lindsey Claire S.. Swing by and "SAY HELLO TO NYU TULSA" at the beginning of First Friday Art Crawl on your way to the many other events in the neighborhood, including a performance by Fiawna Forte and Whitney Fenimore at Tulsa Artist Fellowship Archer Garage 102, a female pop star string trio at the Vintage Barbie Museum, and a show of new works by Brad Lovett at Chrysalis Spa.
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