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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.

The New School News

Acclaimed Musician Travis Scott Announces New Partnership with Parsons School of Design
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-11-23
Trinetra Manickavasagam, MFA Lighting Design ‘21, Wins Awards from Illuminating Engineering Society
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-11-23
Parsons School of Design’s GEMS Program Creates a Climate Action Campaign for the United Nations
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-11-12
Parsons MFA Lighting Hosts Conversation to Promote Advocacy of Marginalized Groups in the Lighting Industry
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-11-10
Parsons MFA Fashion Design and Society Presents Class of 2020 Collections
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-10-29
Mikiya Suzuki, Product Design ’20, Wins ArtsThread Competition with Unique Lighting Project
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-10-15
Uyen Tran, Parsons ’21, Wins 2020 CFDA Design Scholar K11 Innovation Award
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-10-12
ArtsThread Nominates 22 Parsons Graduates to Shortlist for 2020 Global Design Graduate Show
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-09-21
Parsons Hires Five Full-Time Faculty for New Academic Year
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-09-17
Christine Facella, Parsons BFA Product Design, ’04, and Faculty Member Wins Reimagining Brooklyn Bridge Design Competition
Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2020-09-14

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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.