Mayors of eight cities around the country convened at NYU Wagner for a three-day working conference devoted to inform
“Tough questions lie at the heart of governance in the 21st century—and NYU Wagner doesn't shy away from them,” says Gavin Silber, Master of Urban Planning, 2015, and Program Co-Director at the Bertha Foundation.
Three NYU Wagner students and two NYU Wagner student organizations were honored at the 35th Annual President's Service Awards.
Kelsey Moore, a Double Major in Public Policy at NYU Wagner and Africana studies at the College of Arts & Science
Born in Manila, Philippines, he has lived in New York for most of his life. He looks forward to the opportunity to become a nurse educator and leader in healthcare and global public service.
Dan Suraci AICP (MUP 2013) authored a national guide on bicycle and transit integration, which was published by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA).
She is a full-time, second-year MPA-PNP student. Born and raised in Singapore, she moved to New York City over a year ago to pursue her master’s degree at NYU Wagner.
Eddie Rosenbaum (MPA-PNP) managed health research projects related to noncommunicable diseases at the Pamoja Tunaweza Women’s Centre in Tanzania.
She is from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and hopes to continue to work on transportation-related issues as a New York City planner.
Born and raised in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, Quamid enlisted in the US Marine Corps where he served for eight years. Specialized in International Policy and Management, he is currently exploring opportunities in the consulting and impact investing fields.
When she began studying at NYU Wagner in 2015, Justine Jacob (MPA 2018) brought her first-hand experiences working in both Palestine and Egypt to her international policy and management specialization.
