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Mariam Ehrari: "The people I meet are all inspired to make a difference."

Title: Mariam Ehrari: "The people I meet are all inspired to make a difference."
Runtime: 2:14
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Mariam Ehrari (CAS '14), chair of the Student Senators Council, discusses how the council's 16 student senators review matters in which the interests and rights of students are involved and takes special responsibility in bringing student concerns to the attention of the University Senate and greater administration.

Raghu Sundaram: "It would be a very boring life if everyone had the same point of view."

Title: Raghu Sundaram: "It would be a very boring life if everyone had the same point of view."
Runtime: 1:44
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Stern professor Raghu Sundaram, chair of NYU's Faculty Senators Council, describes how the group's 36 members consider matters ofeducational and administrative policy as the Faculty Affairs Committee on the University Senate.

Title: "Just Security" Blog Launch
Runtime: 1:37:06
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: To celebrate its official launch Just Security hosted an event at NYU Washington, DC. the event included a roundtable discussion on national security leaks and the press entitled, "When Reporting is a Crime: National Security and the Press After Snowden and Sterling," with welcoming remarks from Ryan Goodman and Steve Vladeck, Co-Editors-in-Chief of Just Security.

Just Security officially launched on Monday, September 23, 2013 at www.justsecurity.org

September 25, 2013
NYU Washington, D.C.

Realizing a Dream: 50 Years After the March on Washington

Title: Realizing a Dream: 50 Years After the March on Washington
Runtime: 1:20:41
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: On February 10, 1961, the 32-year old Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered a speech on the campus of New York University. Dr. King's speech, "The Future of Integration," advocated for civil rights and nonviolent protest for social change. He said, "Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable ... Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals."

Dr. King's call for nonviolent protest came to a head in 1963, when more than 200,000 dedicated individuals took part in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in the nation's capital. On the eve of the 50 year anniversary, NYU Dialogues will host a panel to reflect on this historical event of the civil rights movement. Including policymakers, academics, and civil rights leaders, this discussion will explore how the March shaped and influenced societal and policy changes in the United States, and advanced ...

"I Owe My Career to the Scholarship I Received"

Title: "I Owe My Career to the Scholarship I Received"
Runtime: 2:40
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Trustee Evan Chesler (ARTS '70, LAW '75) reflects on how a scholarship
to NYU changed his life, and how he's watched his alma mater transform
from a good local school into a renowned world university.

Title: MAGNET Attracts NYU's Best Gaming Minds
Runtime: 2:35
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU recently launched the Media and Games Network (MAGNET), a facility in Brooklyn's MetroTech Center that brings together NYU and NYU-Poly faculty whose teaching and research bridge technology and culture.

Title: NYU's Newest Faculty Settle In
Runtime: 1:34
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU's newest faculty members gathered at an October 1 reception to meet their
colleagues and reflect on what made them choose to come teach and
conduct research at NYU.

Title: Celebrating a Nobel Contribution
Runtime: 1:05
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: On the morning of Oct. 8, NYU physicists popped some champagne and toasted the role they played in the discovery of the Higgs boson, a scientific feat that resulted in the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics being awarded to Peter Higgs and François Englert. Those scholars received the award in recognition of their work in developing the theory of what is now known as the Higgs field, which gives elementary particles mass.

NYU researchers formally joined the search in 2006, when they began collaborating on the A Toroidal LHC Apparatus, or ATLAS, one of the main detectors at the Large Hadron Collider, which was used to make the discovery of Higgs. NYU faculty on the team include professors Peter Nemethy, who focuses on new, fundamental forces, and Allen Mincer, who led the data-collection team, as well as professors Kyle Cranmer, who was awarded a Presidential Early Career Award for Science and Engineering for his studies on the Higgs search, and Andrew Haas.

NYU Stories: David Vogelsang on the Role of the Administrative Management Council

Title: NYU Stories: David Vogelsang on the Role of the Administrative Management Council
Runtime: 2:38
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: The Administrative Management Council (AMC) is the organization through which the administrators - management and professional personnel - of NYU participate in University governance. Representatives to the AMC are elected from within each school or division.

The AMC initiates, deliberates, and responds to the issues and concerns of its administrative constituents and the University community. Additionally, the AMC is committed to promoting the professional growth and development of NYU administrators, and it is deeply committed to community service.

University Space Priorities Working Group

Title: University Space Priorities Working Group
Runtime: 2:38
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Ted Magder, associate professor in the Steinhardt School and chair of the University Space Priorities Working Group, discusses how a team of faculty representatives appointed by the schools and the Faculty Senators Council—as well as representatives from the Student Senators Council and the Administrative Management Council—has been formed to solicit input from our community on space needs. Their goal is to provide guidance to the University Administration moving forward.

NYU Researchers Aim to Create "Neuro Prosthetics" under "Grand Challenge" Grant

Title: NYU Researchers Aim to Create "Neuro Prosthetics" under "Grand Challenge" Grant
Runtime: 2:17
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Engineering Professor Jonathan Viventi of NYU-Poly and otolaryngology Professor Robert Froemke of the School of Medicine talk about how the $250,000 NYU "Grand Challenge" grant will help spur their research into a new generation of powerful wireless implantable devices that could be used to manipulate prosthetic limbs, create "smart" hearing aids, and improve impaired learning, memory, and social cognition

NYU Researchers to Map New York City's Genome under "Grand Challenge" Grant

Title: NYU Researchers to Map New York City's Genome under "Grand Challenge" Grant
Runtime: 2:06
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Biology Professor Jane Carlton, director of the NYU Center for Genomics and Systems Biology, and Ari Patrinos, deputy director for research at the Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP), describe how the $250,000 NYU "Grand Challenge" grant will help them study microbes ever present in New York City -- the "MetaGenome" of the city—that could help us identify potential health threats, fight disease epidemics, and determine the environmental impact of major storms.

Title: Media Careers in Washington, D.C.
Runtime: 1:02:57
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Trudy Steinfeld, Assistant Vice President and Executive Director of NYU's Wasserman Center for Career Development engaged in a panel discussion on how to be successful in today's challenging job market. A career in media, especially in Washington, DC, requires a diverse range of skills, experience and know-how. Trudy Steinfeld moderated a panel of recruiters and field experts from APCO Worldwide, Magnet Media Originals, National Public Radio, and Politico who will offer networking tips, share organizational insights and answer audience questions.

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September 10, 2013
NYU Washington, D.C.

Title: Impact of New Election Rules in 2016
Runtime: 1:23:06
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: The rules of the electoral game have a major impact on the way election are conducted. As we look to the 2016 presidential election, what rules are set in stone - and which ones may change. Will current Electoral College rules be changed to the National Popular Vote plan for president? Will Michigan and Pennsylvania change their winner-take-all voting rules to rules dividing electoral votes? How might the major parties change the nomination schedule and rules affecting caucuses, primaries and their conventions? What will be the impact of changes in voting laws in key swing states?

Forum speakers included Victoria Bassetti, Hendrik Hertzberg, Andrea Levien, Pat Rosenstiel, and Robert Richie. The discussion was moderated by Krist Novoselic, Chairman of the Board at FairVote.

July 25, 2013
NYU Washington, D.C.

Forum on the State of Women's Representation

Title: Forum on the State of Women's Representation
Runtime: 1:27:02
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: In 1920, American women earned suffrage rights in the Constitution. As this centennial approaches, Representation 2020 is sparking a national conversation about how women can achieve parity with men in elected office. This forum featured the release of Representation 2020's first annual report on the State of Women's Representation, a 50-state review of women's representation at all levels of government and what progress is being made in activities and rules that may affect women's representation.

FairVote's Representation 2020 team presented its findings on representation of women and developments relating to the key changes necessary to achieve gender parity in representation. With White House Project founder Marie Wilson as moderator, renowned pollster Celinda Lake and international authority Laura Liswood commented on each of the key findings as they are presented.

NYU's Newest Parents Say Goodbye...For Now

Title: NYU's Newest Parents Say Goodbye...For Now
Runtime: 1:56
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Through some smiles and tears, NYU's newest parents reflect on when it feels like to send their child off to college.

Title: Move-In Day 2013: Behind the Scenes
Runtime: 2:50
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Greg Albanis, NYU alumnus and senior director of University Events, describes what it takes to move 5,000 students into the dorms in one day.

The Monkey Cage Teams Up with the Washington Post

Title: The Monkey Cage Teams Up with the Washington Post
Runtime: 2:35
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Joshua Tucker, NYU Professor of Politics and co-author of TheMonkeyCage.org, discusses his blog's move to The Washington Post and the future of political news and research in the digital age.

Title: Lewis and Clark Lecture 2013
Runtime: 1:06:06
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU Dialogues welcomed the Department of Interior for the Inaugural Lewis and Clark Lectures. The lecture explored current issues facing the DOI, the implications of an increasingly urban U.S. populous, and the future of sustainable energy.

With guests Jonathan B. Jarvis, Jamie Connell, and Tommy Beaudreau. Moderated by Daniel J. Weiss

July 16, 2013
NYU Washington, D.C.

Title: Move-in Day 2013
Runtime: 2:11
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: It must seem like ages ago to some, but most of NYU's students arrived on campus only one week ago. Check out Move-In Day 2013 and see how it all began for the Class of 2017.

Title: Food Aid Panel Part 2
Runtime: 54:16
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: FoodPolicy.US convened a broad-based panel of expert stakeholders at the DC campus of New York University to frame the critical debate around proposed reforms to U.S. international food aid.

The Honorable Dan Glickman, Former Secretary of Agriculture, moderated a panel discussion featuring Director General of the International Food Policy Research Institute Shenggen Fan, President of the National Farmers Union Roger Johnson, and Executive Director of the Alliance for Global Food Security Ellen Levinson.

A video introduction to the program was provided by The Honorable Ertharin Cousin, Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme. The Honorable Nancy Lindborg, Assistant Administrator for the Bureau of Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), offered closing remarks.

Title: Food Aid Panel Part 1
Runtime: 42:19
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: FoodPolicy.US convened a broad-based panel of expert stakeholders at the DC campus of New York University to frame the critical debate around proposed reforms to U.S. international food aid.

The Honorable Dan Glickman, Former Secretary of Agriculture, moderated a panel discussion featuring Director General of the International Food Policy Research Institute Shenggen Fan, President of the National Farmers Union Roger Johnson, and Executive Director of the Alliance for Global Food Security Ellen Levinson.

A video introduction to the program was provided by The Honorable Ertharin Cousin, Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme. The Honorable Nancy Lindborg, Assistant Administrator for the Bureau of Democracy, Conflict, and Humanitarian Assistance at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), offered closing remarks.

Mayor Bloomberg: It's hard to differentiate where NYU stops and NYC starts

Title: Mayor Bloomberg: It's hard to differentiate where NYU stops and NYC starts
Runtime: 1:18
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Mayor Michael Bloomberg discusses how academic institutions give cities their ideas of tomorrow, and why NYU is "an education in the real world that I don't think is available anyplace else.

Eureka! Faculty Research: Beyond the State of the Art

Title: Eureka! Faculty Research: Beyond the State of the Art
Runtime: 0:44
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Agnieszka Roginska, associate director of music technology at Steinhardt, describes the process of faculty research at NYU, and why students are so important to this enterprise.

Taffi Woolward: 'NYU Is for the Independent Thinker'

Title: Taffi Woolward: 'NYU Is for the Independent Thinker'
Runtime: 1:28
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Taffi Woolward (Stern '04, '13), CEO & Co-Founder of Thando's Shoes by The Violet Group, talks about NYU's spirit of entrepreneurship.

Ryan Lewis: How I Landed My Dream Job at PepsiCo

Title: Ryan Lewis: How I Landed My Dream Job at PepsiCo
Runtime: 1:31
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Ryan Lewis (Stern '13) talks about his internships at Zagat Survey and PepsiCo, where he recently received a full-time offer to work in the marketing department.

Beyond the Brink: Momentum Propels NYU Toward Big Ideas

Title: Beyond the Brink: Momentum Propels NYU Toward Big Ideas
Runtime: 1:31
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: A look at how NYU's recent history has instilled in the university a desire to always dream big.

Richard Foley: Partner's Plan Readies NYU for 'Even Greater Things'

Title: Richard Foley: Partner's Plan Readies NYU for 'Even Greater Things'
Runtime: 2:11
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Richard Foley, vice chancellor for strategic planning, discusses the impact of the Partners Plan—an initative that funded the hiring of 250 faculty in arts and science over five years (2004-09)—and gave NYU the momentum it has today.

Title: NYU Urban Farm
Runtime: 2:38
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: A consortium of groups led by the NYU Steinhardt Food Studies program and the Silver Towers Tenants Association were awarded a Green Grant to fund a new urban garden on the NYU campus. The garden, officially named the NYU Urban Farm Lab, will be located on the grassy plot of land on the south side of 110 Silver Towers near Houston Street. Directed by food studies professors Jennifer Berg and Amy Bentley, the purpose and mission is primarily academic, and the urban farm will be used year round for teaching and research. An Urban Farm Lab Steering Committee will be also setup to incorporate NYU community groups. NYU also proud to announce that this is the first urban agriculture project in the City of New York on a Landmarked site (with Landmark approval!).

NYU community members wishing to volunteer with the farm should email urban.farm@nyu.edu.

Led by faculty members Jennifer Berg, Amy Bentley, and Matthew Hoffman

Title: NYU ID Cards: A Global Identity
Runtime: 2:12
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU's ID cards ensure seamless entry into NYU buildings from one country to the next without sacrificing security. NYU GTS website: www.NYU.edu/gts and Follow GTS on Twitter @NYUGlobalTech

Title: NYU Stream: Streaming In-House
Runtime: 2:02
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU is proud to offer a private platform for uploading, sharing and streaming videos, NYU Stream. NYU GTS website: www.NYU.edu/gts and Follow GTS on Twitter @NYUGlobalTech

Title: About Global Technology
Runtime: 2:05
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: GTS helps build connections in the Global Network University, through technology. We help design, incubate and roll out these connections to support both local sites and the global network in collaboration with ITS, the NYUAD Technology Group and the NYU Program Services Office. NYU GTS website: www.NYU.edu/gts and Follow GTS on Twitter @NYUGlobalTech

Title: NYURoam: The Age of Seamless Mobility
Runtime: 1:23
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: We are constantly expanding NYURoam, New York University's secure wireless network, to enable and support connections around the world. NYU GTS website: www.NYU.edu/gts and Follow GTS on Twitter @NYUGlobalTech

Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies - Part 2 @ NYU DC

Title: Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies - Part 2 @ NYU DC
Runtime: 38:18
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Are there low cost, politically viable energy policies using current technology that adequately reduce imported oil and carbon dioxide emissions?

Please join Jim Messina, National Chair, Organizing for Action; Hill Huntington, Executive Director of the Energy Modeling Forum at Stanford University; Heather Zichal, Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change; And, Tony Knowles, President of NEPI and Former Governor of Alaska for a presentation and discussion focusing on Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies.
Kalee Kreider, Former Communications Director and Environmental Advisor at the Office of Al Gore will serve as moderator.

Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies - Part 1 @ NYU DC

Title: Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies - Part 1 @ NYU DC
Runtime: 36:12
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Are there low cost, politically viable energy policies using current technology that adequately reduce imported oil and carbon dioxide emissions?

Please join Jim Messina, National Chair, Organizing for Action; Hill Huntington, Executive Director of the Energy Modeling Forum at Stanford University; Heather Zichal, Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change; And, Tony Knowles, President of NEPI and Former Governor of Alaska for a presentation and discussion focusing on Building America's Energy Future: A Portfolio of Promising Policies.
Kalee Kreider, Former Communications Director and Environmental Advisor at the Office of Al Gore will serve as moderator.

Democracy Next: Is It Time for a Right to Vote in the Constitution - Part 2

Title: Democracy Next: Is It Time for a Right to Vote in the Constitution - Part 2
Runtime: 29:21
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: The right to vote is the foundation of any democracy, yet the Supreme Court has just struck down a central provision of the Voting Rights Act. Unlike the citizens of all but 11 nations, Americans do not have an explicit right to vote in their constitution. Congressman Mark Pocan is a lead sponsor of HJ Res. 44 in the U.S. House of Representatives to strengthen the claims of all citizens to exercise their suffrage rights. American cities have also begun to consider resolutions to support a constitutional right to vote and changes designed to promote, protect and expand voting.

What would a right to vote in the Constitution mean for particular voting rights struggles? How would it affect the future of the Voting Rights Act and voting rights for the people of Washington, D.C.? Congressman Pocan will make the case for an explicit right to vote in the Constitution. Discussing what the amendment may mean for enhancing a voting rights movement are Washington Correspondent for The...

Democracy Next: Is It Time for a Right to Vote in the Constitution - Part 1

Title: Democracy Next: Is It Time for a Right to Vote in the Constitution - Part 1
Runtime: 1:04:36
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: The right to vote is the foundation of any democracy, yet the Supreme Court has just struck down a central provision of the Voting Rights Act. Unlike the citizens of all but 11 nations, Americans do not have an explicit right to vote in their constitution. Congressman Mark Pocan is a lead sponsor of HJ Res. 44 in the U.S. House of Representatives to strengthen the claims of all citizens to exercise their suffrage rights. American cities have also begun to consider resolutions to support a constitutional right to vote and changes designed to promote, protect and expand voting.

What would a right to vote in the Constitution mean for particular voting rights struggles? How would it affect the future of the Voting Rights Act and voting rights for the people of Washington, D.C.? Congressman Pocan will make the case for an explicit right to vote in the Constitution. Discussing what the amendment may mean for enhancing a voting rights movement are Washington Correspondent for The...

Democracy Next: Beyond Gerrymandering and Polarization @ NYU DC

Title: Democracy Next: Beyond Gerrymandering and Polarization @ NYU DC
Runtime: 1:34:41
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: For years, political insiders have known how powerful redistricting can be for elected officials to protect friends and undermine opponents. Both parties have exploited the ability to redistrict, minimizing the role of voters in the political process. This gerrymandering leads to most incumbents facing only token opposition and partisan distortions within states and the nation overall.

But the problem may be less redistricting than the very fact of districting itself. This program, in partnership with FairVote, looks beyond gerrymandering and heightened political polarization to statutory solutions grounded in our nation's history. Panelists explored how to replace gerrymandered winner-take-all elections with nonpartisan commissions tasked to create district plans designed for fair representation voting methods that hold the promise to improve politics, provide fairer representation for women and racial minorities, allow both major parties and independents to compete in on...

Open Source Summit @ NYU DC - Part Two: Converting Closed Communities to Open

Title: Open Source Summit @ NYU DC - Part Two: Converting Closed Communities to Open
Runtime: 1:38:18
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU Washington, DC
June 25-26, 2013

Open Source Summit
Part Two: Converting Closed Communities to Open - If you have a pre-existing development community and you are open sourcing the project, how do you manage this complexity?

The 2013 Open Source Summit features professionals explaining how to build, engage with, and maintain open source communities -- not only with software, but with hardware and data as well.

Open Source Summit @ NYU DC - Part One: Open Source Communities

Title: Open Source Summit @ NYU DC - Part One: Open Source Communities
Runtime: 1:47:31
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU Washington, DC
June 25-26, 2013

Open Source Summit
Part One: Open Source Communities - How they work. How to engage with them. How to manage them.

The 2013 Open Source Summit features professionals explaining how to build, engage with, and maintain open source communities -- not only with software, but with hardware and data as well.

Title: Alumni Luncheon with Martin Scorsese
Runtime: 5:48
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: On April 2, 2013, Phyllis Putter Barasch (STERN '81), NYU Trustee and President of the NYU Alumni Association, on behalf of the NYU Alumni Association, honored and congratulated Alumnus Martin Scorsese on being selected to deliver the 42nd Jefferson Lecture on the Humanities. Ms. Barasch was joined by Dean of the Tisch School of the Arts, Mary Schmidt Campbell in welcoming Mr. Scorsese to NYU Washington, DC.

Title: NYU Commencement Highlights 2013
Runtime: 4:11
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Highlight reel of NYU's 2013 Commencement Ceremonies. Provided by NYU's Office of Media Production.

NYU's 2013 Commencement Keynote Speaker David Boies

Title: NYU's 2013 Commencement Keynote Speaker David Boies
Runtime: 11:51
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU's 2013 Commencement Keynote Speaker David Boies, renowned attorney and litigator who is the lead co-counsel in Hollingsworth v. Perry, the historic same-sex marriage civil rights case now before the Supreme Court -- addressed the graduates at the 2013 ceremony on behalf of the honorary degree recipients. Mr. Boies received a Doctor of Laws degree, honoris causa.

Title: NYU's 2013 Commencement Procession
Runtime: 6:38
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Highlights of NYU Commencement 2013 procession march.

NYU's 2013 Commencement NYU President John Sexton Speech

Title: NYU's 2013 Commencement NYU President John Sexton Speech
Runtime: 9:21
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU President John Sexton Speech at the 2013 Commencement.

NYU's 2013 Commencement Exercises Student Speaker Chelsea Garbell

Title: NYU's 2013 Commencement Exercises Student Speaker Chelsea Garbell
Runtime: 7:59
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: NYU's 2013 Commencement Exercises student speaker Chelsea Garbell, who graduated summa cum laude from the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and was a national finalist for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship

Professor Okhee Lee on Next Generation Science Standards and Diverse Learners

Title: Professor Okhee Lee on Next Generation Science Standards and Diverse Learners
Runtime: 3:48
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Okhee Lee, NYU Professor of Childhood Education, discusses Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and diverse learners.

Presented by the NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.

NYU Global Technology: Where The City Meets The Sea

Title: NYU Global Technology: Where The City Meets The Sea
Runtime: 3:12
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: A joint class in New York, London, and Abu Dhabi using GIS and student-collected data to examine how humans affect coastlines.

NYU Global Technology--Redefining the Classroom: Video Conferencing

Title: NYU Global Technology--Redefining the Classroom: Video Conferencing
Runtime: 3:05
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: Evolving video conferencing technology supports innovation in teaching. Imagine classes and music ensembles meeting across continents.

Title: NYU Global Technology: Where The City Meets The Sea
Runtime: 3:12
Date posted: 13 years ago
Description: A joint class in New York, London, and Abu Dhabi using GIS and student-collected data to examine how humans affect coastlines.

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