Author: kamerle
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March 10th, 12-5PM; How to Get Organized: A Teach-In
Public Seminar and Eugene Lang College Coalition Present: How to Get Organized: A Teach-In Friday 10th March 12noon to 5PM. Starr Foundation Auditorium, University Center, The New School 63 5th avenue NY, NY 10003 The purpose of the teach-in is to share experience from different kinds of political organizing (broadly understood). Each of our panels feature…
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Tufts University Professor Creates Math Program that Seeks to Combat Gerrymandering Through Geometry
Moon Duchin—an associate professor of math and director of the Science, Technology and Society program at Tufts University—has helped to build a program that aims to “train mathematicians to serve as expert witnesses in court cases over redrawn electoral districts. “It’s clear that this is the right moment to do this kind of work,” says…
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Feb 22 6:30pm; Data Manipulation and the Trump Presidency
====== Future Democracy: How the Trump Campaign used data, marketing technology, and even propaganda techniques to help secure the presidency (and what it portends for our future). TNS/Parsons’ own Prof David Carroll Wednesday, February 22nd, UC L105, 6:30pm. All are welcome. Open to the public. ======
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Spring 2017, Upcoming Events in Environmental Humanities
Starting on February 21st, a series of events will be open to all students interested in environmental humanities in conjunction with NYU’s Center for the Humanities. Events range from The Sexual Politics of Meat (6PM, February 21), to a Climate Action Conference (2PM, March 10–11), to Vegan Living: Fashion, Food and Fitness (6PM, April 25), and will continue throughout the spring of…
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February 16, 6:45PM: Data Visualization Meet-Up
On Thursday, February 16th, New School Students interested in Data Visualization can attend a free talk by software engineer Nemil Dalal who will use charts, data and interactive visualizations to explore the coverage of deaths in The New York Times. For further details about the event, read more and RSVP here.