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The Collaboratory is a platform that seeks to create and support a community of people across and around The New School interested in public, socially-engaged, collaborative, and transdisciplinary learning and scholarship.

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New Books Share The New School’s History Through Art and Storytelling
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-10-10
Dr. Rachel Schreiber is the New Executive Dean of Parsons School of Design
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-09-26
Parsons Partners to Open Two Collaborative Design Projects on Governors Island
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-09-26
Parsons MFA Fashion Design and Society Designers Inspired by Memory, Identity, and Sustainability at NYFW Show
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-09-12
Tracy Reese, Fashion Design ’84, Gives Keynote Address for MPS in Fashion Management Orientation
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-09-06
New School Students Share Excitement for New Academic Year
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-08-29
Parsons Professor David Carroll Prominently Featured in New Netflix Documentary “The Great Hack.”
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-08-16
Parsons Alumni Launch FFORA, a New Brand for the Disabled Community
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-08-16
Parsons Students Create Float for the 2019 New York City Pride March that is the First in University History
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-07-09
Tal Yarden, Drama Faculty, Nominated for Tony Award for Network
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-06-24

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A collection of socially-engaged learning projects led by faculty and students of The New School. Projects represent wide-ranging approaches to collaborative, socially engaged learning and public scholarship. They vary in dimensions including: social issue, disciplinary approaches; type of partners and forms of engagement; lengths of the partnership; methodology; and, learning and partner outcomes.