2012

According to a new trend analysis report by Dr. Bjorn Hanson, U.S. lodging industry fees and surcharges are forecast to total a new record of $1.95 billion.

NYU-SCPS has launched a new Community Real Estate Development concentration within NYU Schack's 42-credit M.S. in Real Estate Development program. The concentration will graduate its first candidates in the 2012-2013 academic year.

Richard Florida, one of the world’s leading authorities on economic competitiveness, cultural and technological innovation, and demographic trends has been appointed Global Research Professor for the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

The NYU-SCPS Center for Publishing will offer its first ever Advanced Publishing Institute, an elite, intensive, two-day program that will provide practical, classroom-based learning to executives about the book industry’s transition from print to digital.

The Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management launched a new mobile application designed to keep attendees of the 34th Annual New York University International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference organized, informed, and up-to-date before and during the event.

The NYU-SCPS Center for Digital Applications will offer a Master of Science in Advanced Digital Applications beginning in Fall 2012. Responding to the rapid advances in technologies, the new degree will combine the artistic and technical training needed for industries that require transmedia storytelling skills.

Feature profiles of the 2012 Convocation student speakers Andrew Yearde and Shannon Shae Spalten

Feature profiles of the 2012 Convocation award recipients and flag bearers from across the NYU-SCPS

This year's graduating class features students of notable achievement, who have a hunger for learning and the staying power to pursue their education, while facing personal and professional challenges.

Leaders of America's historically black colleges and universities, Hispanic-serving institutions of higher learning, and tribal colleges will assemble at New York University on May 21 and 22 for the "Leadership in Fundraising: A Conference for Minority-Serving Institutions," co-sponsored by the NYU-SCPS George H. Heyman, Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising and the University’s Faculty Resource Network.