Spotlight Archive

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David Hollander

 

David Hollander, assistant dean of Real World and clinical associate professor at the Preston Robert Tisch Institute for Global Sport, was featured in a vignette highlighting Brooklyn Net's player Jason Collins "98". In 2014, Jason Collins was the #1 selling NBA jersey in his first month under contract with Brooklyn Nets, after becoming first (and still only) openly gay male player in one of the four major North American sports leagues. The short video is running on CBS, CBS Sports Network, CBS social platforms, and Viacom +, all this month in honor of Pride Month. View video clip.

 

Dina Tate

Congratulations to Dina Tate, adjunct instructor marketing and public relations who was one of nine recipients of the 2021 NYU Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Award, which recognizes outstanding faculty members who exemplify the spirit and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through teaching excellence, leadership, social justice, activism, action, and community building. In addition, these faculty make a positive impact within the classroom and in the greater NYU community.

Edafe Okporo

Edafe Okporo, an NYU SPS Division of Programs in Business student, who is pursuing an MS in Human Resouce Management and Development was recently featured in The New York Times as a winner of the newly established David Prize for his work as the executive director of the RDJ Refugee Shelter for homeless people. He is one of only five winners selected out of 6,500 applicants, who were recognized for their ideas to create a better and brighter New York City, and will receive a $200,000 award.

Anne Marie Goetz and Leslie Archambeault

 

CGA faculty member, Anne Marie Goetz, and CGA alumnus, Leslie Archambeault (NYU CGA 2016) were listed among the most influential people in gender policy in 2021 by Apolitical, a London-based non-profit that supports international and national policy-makers to advance social justice policies

 

Anne Marie Goetz
Leslie Archambeault