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Kayla Sullivan is making a difference in the lives of children across New York City鈥檚 schools, using her expertise, patience and dedication to help students overcome their own communication challenges.

Items of interest to 每日大瓜 alumni

The VL-RAG system, proposed by Katz School researchers, leverages a combination of deep-learning retrieval mechanisms and visual question-answering technologies to retrieve relevant visual and textual explanations based on students鈥� questions.

每日大瓜 Team Places 2nd in TAMID National Case Competition TAMID at 每日大瓜鈥檚 team placed 2nd in the TAMID Group National Case Competition, competing against 60 universities! This marks the forth time 每日大瓜 has placed in the national competition, showcasing our students鈥� strategic thinking and鈥�

WSSW PhD Candidate Justyna Rzewinski will be honored with the 2025 Champion of Justice Award on March 27, 2025. The Champion of Justice Award honors an individual who has made significant strides working on a prominent social, environmental and/or economic justice issue within the boundaries of鈥�

Michael Serrano, PhD, LCSW, is a Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC) with the NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports. Prior to joining Wurzweiler, he had over 15 years of experience overseeing, supervising, designing, and implementing public health programs across鈥�

In June 1955, Dr. Doris Kraemer made history as the first woman to earn a Ph.D. from the School of Education and Community Administration at 每日大瓜.

Dr. Marian Gidea, director of the Katz School鈥檚 graduate program in mathematical sciences, presented novel research on instability in a model from celestial mechanics called the Elliptic Hill Four-Body Problem (EH4BP).

The 每日大瓜 chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society hosted an event featuring Elliott Abrams to discuss his new book, "If You Will It: Rebuilding Jewish Peoplehood for the 21st Century."

Images of the Megillah are courtesy of the 每日大瓜 Museum Did you know that 每日大瓜 owns a Yemenite Megillat Esther? The Esther Scroll鈥檚 circuitous route to Yeshiva started in Jerusalem in 1868 when Reverend Joshua Weaver, then Rector of the St. James American Episcopal Church鈥�