Matthew Vernon
Matthew Vernon is a scholar of medieval literature whose teaching and research interests emphasize discovering points of contact between the
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Gallatin’s Master of Arts program offers each student an opportunity to create an individualized, interdisciplinary program shaped according to his or her own vision. With diverse goals, Gallatin students are often intellectual and professional pioneers, mapping new relationships among fields of knowledge. The program has a set of core requirements, fulfilled within the Gallatin school, and also encourages students to use the resources available in the other graduate schools of NYU.
Experiential learning is a key part of the Gallatin curriculum, bridging the gap between the classroom and the outside world. Through global study and internships, students are given the opportunity to combine real-world experiences with intensive reflection, to explore the relation between theory and practice, and to develop skills and knowledge that add a practical element to their intellectual and personal growth.
Martha Diaz
Martha Diaz (MA '10) studied Hip-Hop culture, education, media social science and social entrepreneurship at Gallatin. She developed an independent
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