New York Institute of Technology

Five NYIT Archictecture and Design students have been selected to showcase their artwork at the Design Communication Association (DCA) conference this fall.

Two medical students from NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine's Long Island (Old Westbury) and NYITCOM at A-State (Jonesboro, AR) campuses have been named to Omega Beta Iota (OBI), the National Osteopathic Political Action Honor Society.

NYIT graduate student Joseph Sassoon of Great Neck was among the students causing a flutter of activity at NYIT's Harry J. Schure Hall this past summer.

Assistant Professor of Biomedical Sciences Aleksandr Vasilyev, M.D., Ph.D., and NYITCOM students Ivan Bandovic and Dylan Carmichael have developed Nephro360, a new teaching tool that uses virtual reality and gaming technologies to help students study the kidney.

At the Make Anything Robot Hackathon held in the Innovation Lab at Wisser Library from September 25-28, students had the opportunity to build and program a robotic arm. The event is part of the 2017-2018 Make Anything Robot Build workshops, which take place every week throughout the year. The initiative was conceived of by Christian Pongratz, M.Arch., professor and interim dean of NYIT School of Interdisciplinary Studies and Education, together with Haddington Dynamics, a research and development company.

Salman Javid Malik and Vignesh Harish, working with NYIT's Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center, developed an award-winning app, Crater, to help consumers transport large items requiring a pickup truck. Competing against more than 100 teams from colleges and universities across New York State, Crater took third place at the New York State Business Plan Competition.

ECC honors 3 NYIT teams for top GPAs in league; 120 student-athletes recognized - New York Institute of Technology

ITA recognizes NYIT women's tennis for academic performance; 3 Bears post 4.0 GPAs in 2017-18 - New York Institute of Technology

August 10, 2018