Joseph’s Profile
Courses
Arts in New York City (Prof. French, 2026)
An introduction to the arts in New York City from the subway tunnels and back rooms of pubs to the Metropolitan Opera House and everything in between.
Maria Pio – The Arts In New York City Fall 2026
Maria Pio The Arts In New York City Fall 2026
The Arts In New York City Lisa French 2025
The Arts in New York City (Prof. Southern-Penn, Fall 2026)
This site hosts the readings for Prof. Southern-Penn’s The Arts in New York City seminar.
The Arts in New York City (Prof. Pentangelo, Summer 2026)
This seminar introduces Macaulay students to a diverse range of the arts and their roles in the life, history and expression of New York City. Students will attend theatrical, operatic, and musical performances, exhibitions of visual art, and other highlights of the current cultural season. Students are encouraged to examine performances and exhibitions from the multiple perspectives of scholarship, creativity, and production. The seminar will include examples and discussions of artistic endeavors from diverse racial and ethnic groups, specifically including the creations of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) artists.
Hubs
Each year, incoming Macaulay students will write a letter to themselves to review in the future. This is a community place for drafting, revealing, and archiving these letters.
A central resource hub for faculty across the consortium who are teaching Macaulay courses.
A hub for the Class of 2030. Please note the privacy settings are OPEN.
Teaching and Learning Collaboratory
The Teaching and Learning Collaboratory nurtures student-focused and innovative learning environments across Macaulay’s campuses with an emphasis on our core required seminars, experiential Common Events, open learning platforms, and thoughtful use of technologies. Working with both faculty and students, the TLC offers consultations, workshops, and tutorials that showcase evidence-based learning design practices that are tailored to individual, class, and institutional needs.
Civic Futures Project | Faculty Workspace
Macaulay Civic Faculty Fellows can use this hub to contribute, curate, develop, and discuss materials, insights, resources, and experiences as they participate in the externship and workshops.
Projects
We’ll make a site with a static homepage that displays two differently-styled feeds of two differently-categorized posts, then we’ll see how the new overlay menu customizer works, and, if there’s time, we’ll play with custom fields.
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