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While charge relocation is ubiquitous in nature  its manifestation is usually  unlike the spark  subtle to common observation In the case of flexoelectricity  the effect is so well concealed that it shows up in extremely tiny objects that can only be monitored with very delicate instrumentation
Flexoelectricity is present in all materials  but it virtually imperceptible in everyday events Still  it prevalent at submicroscopic scales
Researchers have recently become more interested in experimentally validating this phenomenon  which has been a point of speculation since the      as the trend toward the miniaturization of electronics and microchips has accelerated Flexoelectricity has tantalizing implications in a wide range of areas  ranging from biotechnology to energy harvesting   said    Zypman
Most important  all materials display this property  making the menu of flexoelectric materials unlimited in practice  a most desirable quality in scientific  engineering and commercial spheres Flexoelectric materials can be used as sensors and actuators at the nanometer scale  by comparison  a sheet of paper is about         nanometers thick
Sensors can monitor small movements by direct measurement of the voltage created by a charge separation Conversely  in an actuator  the input is a voltage or charge and the output is motion
It could be linear motion  said    Zypman  or angular motion  like a twist These two aspects have vast practical applications   he said
For example  a submicroscopic autonomous robot a micro cyborg can use actuators to move and sensors to decide how to move These flexoelectric sensors can also be used to monitor the structural integrity of a building by measuring its vibrations with great precision
Pacemakers implanted in human hearts and utilizing lithium batteries could instead be self powered as natural movement generates electrical power Human bones are flexoelectric
When microfractures occur during exercise  the behavior of cells that form new bone is dictated by the fracture flexoelectric field While flexoelectricity is a property of all materials  it is necessary to continue finding unambiguous foundational connections between theory and experiments to be able to assess real systems   said    Zypman
This is important as applications of flexoelectricity in nanodevices grow It is still a very exciting work in progress
Three Katz School mathematics and physics researchers have developed a theoretical framework for predicting the possible shapes and gravitational fields of asteroids The results  published in the international journal Astrophysics and Space Science in March       can be useful for spacecraft engineers developing landing designs for irregularly shaped celestial objects
The research was funded by a          grant from the National Science Foundation One of the paper central challenges was to find mathematical expressions for representing gravity on the surface of an irregularly shaped asteroid  understanding that  unlike on Earth  gravity on these objects isn t constant   said    Fredy Zypman  a professor of physics and co author of the paper  Surface Gravity of Rotating Dumbbell Shapes  with    Marian Gidea  professor and chair of the M  and Ph D  mathematics programs  and    Wai Ting Lam  a doctoral alum in mathematics and now a member of the faculty at Yeshiva University Stern College for Women
Asteroids in the solar system can take on a variety of shapes They are of particular interest to scientists and explorers because they re rich in minerals
The exploration of the irregular gravity fields is compelling   said    Lam In particular  dumbbell shapes are among those that have been observed for comets and asteroids
The Katz School researchers focused on dumbbell shaped  or peanut shaped  asteroids whose gravitational fields can vary widely on their surfaces because their mass is unevenly distributed  as opposed to Earth  a nearly rounded object that produces a relatively constant gravitational field Dumbbells are among the shapes that have been observed for comets and asteroids  making them both astronomically and mathematically interesting   said    Gidea
Because the gravitational field of an asteroid is complicated  more irregular  spacecrafts have to be very careful on their approach Examples of oddly shaped asteroids include Hektor  the largest Jupiter Trojan asteroid that has its own moon  the Comet Hartley    which was the target of a flyby in      by NASA s
Deep Impact spacecraft  and the trans Neptunian Arrokoth  or Ultima Thule  located in the Kuiper Belt  which was the target of the New Horizons space probe flyby in In addition to the general results for gravity on peanut shaped objects  we also created a model for the shape of Hektor that can be described by simple equations
This formula gives us a possible family of shapes for this type of asteroid   said    Gidea The peanut shaped asteroids aren t all identical
We had to figure out how many exist and the family of shapes  and then we figured out the gravity at any point in the vicinity of these shapes Zypman said the researchers also studied how the shape of an asteroid changes depending on its rotation
This knowledge is relevant for understanding how the asteroid formed initially  when the object was still malleable and approaching its current shape Lea Ferreira dos Santos  professor of physics and chair of the physics department at Stern College for Women  has received two major awards that will significantly help her advance the computational study of many body quantum systems
In          Santos received a          National Science Foundation grant to study  Nonequilibrium Quantum Matter  Timescales and Self Averaging The grant is a collaboration between the NSF and the U  Israel Binational Science Foundation  BSF  that reduced barriers to working internationally
Using a lead agency model  U  and Israeli researchers can submit a single collaborative proposal that will undergo a single review process at NSF  which will be the lead agency This collaboration   noted    Santos   will allow for the combination of complementary skills and will significantly expand the NSF PI group size and computer resources
A further benefit of the collaboration will be that  the undergraduate students of Yeshiva University will have the opportunity to experience research at a Ph D  granting institution in Israel This award supports computational and theoretical studies of the evolution of systems that have many interacting particles and which are described by quantum mechanics
These so called many body quantum systems are so complex that it is often impossible to describe their evolution analytically  which forces us to resort to numerical methods But even numerically  the problem is challenging
Because the number of states that need to be considered grows exponentially with system size  existing computers soon run out of memory As a result  despite being ubiquitous  these systems are still little understood
Understanding the properties of many body quantum systems out of equilibrium is a fundamental problem of great interest to a wide range of fields  from atomic  molecular  and condensed matter physics to quantum information and cosmology These studies may also lead to practical applications
Santos also received notice that she had been selected as a Simons Fellows in Theoretical Physics by the Simons Foundation  an organization dedicated to  advancing the frontiers of research in mathematics and the basic sciences The selection includes a          grant to support  sabbatical research leaves from classroom teaching and administrative obligations  and is based on  the applicant scientific accomplishments in the five year period preceding the application and on the potential scientific impact of the work to be done during the leave period
Santos  project will be  Nonequilibrium Quantum Dynamics of Many Body Systems   and as she explained it  the grant will give her the time and space to expand her current program of studying nonequilibrium quantum dynamics by allowing her to  initiate a new research line  develop computer codes  strengthen current collaborations and establish new ones  and write proposals Of course     Santos is thrilled by these awards  not only for the way they help her advance her career but also for the positive notice they bring to Yeshiva University
I m especially pleased   she noted   that the NSF grant will help my undergraduate students at Stern College work with leaders in the field and across the two countries The Simons fellowship is a very prestigious award  and I m humbled by being included in the exceptional company of the past awardees
Both    Selma Botman  provost and vice president for academic affairs  and    Karen Bacon  the Mordecai D  Katz and    Monique C  Katz Dean of the Undergraduate Faculty of Arts and Sciences  were both thrilled to hear the news We are so very  very proud of her achievements   said    Bacon   as well as of this recognition of her as an exceptional scientist and scholar
Yeshiva University ranks    th among Best National Universities and   rd in Best Value Schools in the      edition of U  News   World Report Best Colleges Read more about Yeshiva University U  News   World Report rankings
Best Wishes   Ari Berman In the M A  in Mathematics students gain a solid foundation in advanced mathematics and develop skills in mathematical modeling  numerical applications and data analysis in order to succeed in a variety of professions
A master degree in mathematics opens many doors to jobs in finance  technology  biomedicine and data analysis  among others The master program also provides an excellent foundation for our Ph D  program
Jobs in math occupations are expected to grow    percent through       much faster than the average for all occupations  and will add about        jobs  according to the U  Bureau of Labor Statistics This growth is based on the expectation that businesses and government agencies will continue emphasizing the use of big data
Math salaries were on average         in Generous scholarships and financial aid are available for a limited time
In the M A  in Mathematics  students gain a solid foundation in advanced mathematics and develop skills in mathematical modeling  numerical applications and data analysis in order to succeed in a variety of professions A master degree in mathematics opens many doors to jobs in finance  technology  biomedicine and data analysis  among others
The master program also provides an excellent foundation for our Ph D  program Jobs in math occupations are expected to grow    percent through       much faster than the average for all occupations  and will add about        jobs  according to the U  Bureau of Labor Statistics
This growth is based on the expectation that businesses and government agencies will continue emphasizing the use of big data Math salaries were on average         in
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Work with faculty on specialized and applied research projects Join students and alumni from over    countries to work on pioneering research  citywide initiatives and new technologies that help to make the world smarter  safer and healthier
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After completing the bachelor  students can finish the M A  in Mathematics in just one more year at www yu edu pathways
Gain industry experience in major companies  startups and the YU  Innovation Lab through internships in the financial capital of the world    New York    that count toward your degree Read more on the curriculum   or speak with an adviser
Yeshiva University master in mathematics is a STEM approved degree International students  may be eligible for up to    months of Optional Practical Training  OPT
On campus in New York City Evening courses so that you can work full time while completing your degree Leading industry expert faculty Small classes where you ll get the attention you deserve Jared Hakimi   Director of Graduate Admissionsjared hakimi yu edu             Schedule an Appointment   Shayna Matzner Assistant Director of Graduate Admissionsshayna matzner yu edu             Schedule an Appointment Linyu Zheng Assistant Director of Graduate Admissionslinyu zheng yu edu                Schedule an Appointment Xavier Velasquez Associate Director of Graduate Admissions Operationsxavier velasquez yu edu             Schedule an Appointment      Candidates must possess a bachelor from an accredited college or university as well as the following pre requisite courses with a grade of B  or better  Visit  Graduate Admissions  for up to date application requirements and deadlines Questions   Schedule an appointment  with an admissions director  if you have questions about your qualifications  financial aid opportunities  and financing your graduate degree
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M A  and Ph D  programs on campus in New York City The research   Energy Growth  Dissipation  and Control in Hamiltonian Systems   is supported by a three year          National Science Foundation grant  which was awarded in July to investigate dynamical systems  including applications to energy harvesting  celestial mechanics and space mission design
Read the story in the Katz School blog An epidemiological study of dialysis patients conducted at the Renal Research Institute with the Katz School of Science and Health found that current recommendations for ultrafiltration in hemodialysis therapy may put heavier patients at greater risk of death
In their research article in the  Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology  Ariella Mermelstein  a      graduate of the M A  in Mathematics and  Jochen Raimann  an adjunct professor in the  M  in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship  reported that the currently recommended threshold of    milliliters per hour per kilogram of body weight as the maximal ultrafiltration rate in hemodialysis therapy may put heavier patients at risk Read the story in the Katz School blog
With the help of an NSF grant   Katz School mathematics Ph D  candidate Samuel Akingbade is researching the mathematical possibility of continuously capturing energy derived from small amounts of vibration in human and natural activity Energy harvesting devices  which consist of systems of oscillating beams in  for example  skyscrapers  trains and bridges  are made up of piezoelectric materials  which produce an electric charge under mechanical stress
Akingbade is creating a mathematical model that will try to determine the right amount of outside force on these beams that would overcome the effects of internal friction  which stops the beams from vibrating Read the entire story in the Katz blog
Three Katz School mathematics and physics researchers have developed a theoretical framework for predicting the possible shapes and gravitational fields of asteroids The results  published in the international journal Astrophysics and Space Science in March  can be useful for spacecraft engineers developing landing designs for irregularly shaped celestial objects
This knowledge is relevant for understanding how the asteroid formed initially  when the object was still malleable and approaching its current shape M A  and Ph D  programs on campus in New York City
The research   Energy Growth  Dissipation  and Control in Hamiltonian Systems   is supported by a three year          National Science Foundation grant  which was awarded in July to investigate dynamical systems  including applications to energy harvesting  celestial mechanics and space mission design Read the story in the Katz School blog
An epidemiological study of dialysis patients conducted at the Renal Research Institute with the Katz School of Science and Health found that current recommendations for ultrafiltration in hemodialysis therapy may put heavier patients at greater risk of death In their research article in the  Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology  Ariella Mermelstein  a      graduate of the M A  in Mathematics and  Jochen Raimann  an adjunct professor in the  M  in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship  reported that the currently recommended threshold of    milliliters per hour per kilogram of body weight as the maximal ultrafiltration rate in hemodialysis therapy may put heavier patients at risk
Read the story in the Katz School blog With the help of an NSF grant   Katz School mathematics Ph D  candidate Samuel Akingbade is researching the mathematical possibility of continuously capturing energy derived from small amounts of vibration in human and natural activity
Energy harvesting devices  which consist of systems of oscillating beams in  for example  skyscrapers  trains and bridges  are made up of piezoelectric materials  which produce an electric charge under mechanical stress Akingbade is creating a mathematical model that will try to determine the right amount of outside force on these beams that would overcome the effects of internal friction  which stops the beams from vibrating
Read the entire story in the Katz blog Three Katz School mathematics and physics researchers have developed a theoretical framework for predicting the possible shapes and gravitational fields of asteroids
The results  published in the international journal Astrophysics and Space Science in March  can be useful for spacecraft engineers developing landing designs for irregularly shaped celestial objects The research was funded by a          grant from the National Science Foundation
One of the paper central challenges was to find mathematical expressions for representing gravity on the surface of an irregularly shaped asteroid  understanding that  unlike on Earth  gravity on these objects isn t constant   said    Fredy Zypman  a professor of physics and co author of the paper  Surface Gravity of Rotating Dumbbell Shapes  with    Marian Gidea  professor and chair of the M  and Ph D  mathematics programs  and    Wai Ting Lam  a doctoral alum in mathematics and now a member of the faculty at Yeshiva University Stern College for Women Asteroids in the solar system can take on a variety of shapes
They are of particular interest to scientists and explorers because they re rich in minerals The exploration of the irregular gravity fields is compelling   said    Lam
In particular  dumbbell shapes are among those that have been observed for comets and asteroids The Katz School researchers focused on dumbbell shaped  or peanut shaped  asteroids whose gravitational fields can vary widely on their surfaces because their mass is unevenly distributed  as opposed to Earth  a nearly rounded object that produces a relatively constant gravitational field
Dumbbells are among the shapes that have been observed for comets and asteroids  making them both astronomically and mathematically interesting   said    Gidea Because the gravitational field of an asteroid is complicated  more irregular  spacecrafts have to be very careful on their approach
Examples of oddly shaped asteroids include Hektor  the largest Jupiter Trojan asteroid that has its own moon  the Comet Hartley    which was the target of a flyby in      by NASA s Deep Impact spacecraft  and the trans Neptunian Arrokoth  or Ultima Thule  located in the Kuiper Belt  which was the target of the New Horizons space probe flyby in
In addition to the general results for gravity on peanut shaped objects  we also created a model for the shape of Hektor that can be described by simple equations This formula gives us a possible family of shapes for this type of asteroid   said    Gidea
The peanut shaped asteroids aren t all identical We had to figure out how many exist and the family of shapes  and then we figured out the gravity at any point in the vicinity of these shapes
Zypman said the researchers also studied how the shape of an asteroid changes depending on its rotation This knowledge is relevant for understanding how the asteroid formed initially  when the object was still malleable and approaching its current shape
Best Wishes   Ari Berman The Ph D  in Mathematical Sciences at Yeshiva University emphasizes the many facets of complex systems  with the latter taking abstract or concrete forms such as financial markets  biological systems  quantum materials  meta materials  fluids  plasmas  networks and big data
The tools of analysis pursued and developed by department faculty include topological  geometrical and functional analysis  optimization theory  complexity theory  partial differential equations of elliptic  hyperbolic and mixed type  noncommutative geometry  operator algebras  risk theory  and ergodic theory The Ph D  program offers three tracks    A Ph D  in mathematics is the first step to a job in materials science  dynamical systems  complex systems  and more
Students graduating from our Ph D  program are prepared to pursue mathematics at the highest levels  as research mathematicians  university professors or applied mathematicians in business  industry or government YU has an exceptional tradition and legacy in mathematical physics and an impressive track record of training research mathematicians
Famous alumni include Hillel Furstenberg  Abel Prize in Mathematics        Benjamin Weiss  Michael Aizenman and Charles Peskin We also leverage our excellent locations in midtown and uptown Manhattan to provide our students with internships  to build connections  and to land competitive jobs within and outside of academia
According to the U  Bureau of Labor Statistics  median salaries as of      for jobs with a Ph D  were  actuary             postsecondary education administrator            mathematician and statistician            operations research analyst            and postsecondary mathematics and science teacher Generous scholarships and financial aid are available for a limited time
Solid and rigorous foundations built with real world applications in mind Guided journeys from abstract to concrete and from general to ultra specialized mathematics Hands on experience with modern tools of analysis  including numerical techniques and software training Immersive research experiences supported by external funding The Ph D  in Mathematical Sciences at Yeshiva University emphasizes the many facets of complex systems  with the latter taking abstract or concrete forms such as financial markets  biological systems  quantum materials  meta materials  fluids  plasmas  networks and big data
Solid and rigorous foundations built with real world applications in mind Guided journeys from abstract to concrete and from general to ultra specialized mathematics Hands on experience with modern tools of analysis  including numerical techniques and software training Immersive research experiences supported by external funding Gain industry experience in major companies  startups and the YU Innovation Lab through internships in the financial capital of the world   New York   that count toward your degree Read more on the curriculum   or speak with an adviser
Yeshiva University Ph D  in mathematics is a STEM approved degree International students  may be eligible for up to    months of Optional Practical Training  OPT
Full time or part time On campus in New York City Evening courses so that you can work full time while completing your degree Nationally and internationally recognized faculty Small classes where you ll get the attention you deserve Jared Hakimi   Director of Graduate Admissionsjared hakimi yu edu             Schedule an Appointment   Shayna Matzner Assistant Director of Graduate Admissionsshayna matzner yu edu             Schedule an Appointment Xavier Velasquez Associate Director of Graduate Admissions Operationsxavier velasquez yu edu             Schedule an Appointment Linyu Zheng   Assistant Director of Graduate Admissionslinyu zheng yu edu                Schedule an Appointment Successful incoming students to the Ph D  program have mathematical skills  which is often demonstrated by a master degree and a strong master thesis Exceptional students may be admitted to the program without a master degree and can earn an M A  degree in mathematics while pursuing their Ph D  studies
Those applicants must meet admissions requirements for both the M A  and Ph D  programs Most of our students have an undergraduate degree or other experience in economics  mathematics  computer science  physics  chemistry  engineering and similar quantitative majors
Some students also come from finance and behavioral sciences so long as they ve taken several mathematics courses The faculty believe it academically important to include students from a variety of different backgrounds and with a diverse set of experiences
Prerequisites include one course in multivariate calculus  Calculus     one course in linear algebra and one course in statistics probability with a grade of B or better Visit  Graduate Admissions  for up to date application requirements and deadlines
You do not need to submit any additional information Jared Hakimi   Director of Graduate Admissionsjared hakimi yu edu             Schedule an Appointment   Shayna Matzner Assistant Director of Graduate Admissionsshayna matzner yu edu             Schedule an Appointment Xavier Velasquez Associate Director of Graduate Admissions Operationsxavier velasquez yu edu             Schedule an Appointment Linyu Zheng   Assistant Director of Graduate Admissionslinyu zheng yu edu                Schedule an Appointment Successful incoming students to the Ph D  program have mathematical skills  which is often demonstrated by a master degree and a strong master thesis
Exceptional students may be admitted to the program without a master degree and can earn an M A  degree in mathematics while pursuing their Ph D  studies Those applicants must meet admissions requirements for both the M A  and Ph D  programs
Most of our students have an undergraduate degree or other experience in economics  mathematics  computer science  physics  chemistry  engineering and similar quantitative majors Some students also come from finance and behavioral sciences so long as they ve taken several mathematics courses
The faculty believe it academically important to include students from a variety of different backgrounds and with a diverse set of experiences Prerequisites include one course in multivariate calculus  Calculus     one course in linear algebra and one course in statistics probability with a grade of B or better
Yeshiva University ranks    th among National Universities and   rd  in Best Value Schools in the      edition of U  News   World Report Best Colleges Read more about Yeshiva University rankings in U  News   World Report
Best Wishes   Ari Berman Physician Assistants  PAs  are medical professionals who diagnose disease  develop and implement treatment plans  perform surgical procedures  prescribe medications and often serve as a patient principal health care provider PAs complete thousands of hours of medical training to become versatile and collaborative clinicians
They  practice nationwide  improving patient access to high quality health care  in medical and surgical settings Physician assistant is  among the highest paying and fastest growing jobs  in the country
In       it was ranked the   Best Job overall and Best Healthcare Job  by  U  News   World Report Yeshiva University     credit M  in Physician Assistant Studies is a rigorous    month graduate program that prepares students for in demand highly rewarding PA careers
Train in state of the art virtual cadaver and simulation laboratories Master diagnostic and patient care skills in top tier physical diagnosis and clinical skills laboratories Participate in inter professional training opportunities with students and faculty from diverse health science backgrounds Study with expert clinicians during    weeks of medical and surgical clerkship rotations Explore your personal clinical interests during    weeks of elective rotations Network with leaders in the health professions at state and national conferences Full Program Breakdown Physician Assistants  PAs  are medical professionals who diagnose disease  develop and implement treatment plans  perform surgical procedures  prescribe medications and often serve as a patient principal health care provider PAs complete thousands of hours of medical training to become versatile and collaborative clinicians
Train in state of the art virtual cadaver and simulation laboratories Master diagnostic and patient care skills in top tier physical diagnosis and clinical skills laboratories Participate in inter professional training opportunities with students and faculty from diverse health science backgrounds Study with expert clinicians during    weeks of medical and surgical clerkship rotations Explore your personal clinical interests during    weeks of elective rotations Network with leaders in the health professions at state and national conferences Physician Assistants  PAs  are medical professionals who diagnose disease  develop and implement treatment plans  perform surgical procedures  prescribe medications and often serve as a patient principal health care provider
PAs complete thousands of hours of medical training to become versatile and collaborative clinicians They  practice nationwide  improving patient access to high quality health care  in medical and surgical settings
Physician assistant is  among the highest paying and fastest growing jobs  in the country In       it was ranked the   Best Job overall and Best Healthcare Job  by  U  News   World Report
Yeshiva University     credit M  in Physician Assistant Studies is a rigorous    month graduate program that prepares students for in demand highly rewarding PA careers Train in state of the art virtual cadaver and simulation laboratories Master diagnostic and patient care skills in top tier physical diagnosis and clinical skills laboratories Participate in inter professional training opportunities with students and faculty from diverse health science backgrounds Study with expert clinicians during    weeks of medical and surgical clerkship rotations Explore your personal clinical interests during    weeks of elective rotations Network with leaders in the health professions at state and national conferences Interested in this program
In addition  candidates must  have  completed all prerequisite coursework  listed below  with a minimum GPA of       no more than    years from the time of  application Candidates must also demonstrate the technical standards indicated below
A CASPA application must be complete and verified in order to be evaluated by the PA program admissions committee The link to the CASPA application is https   caspa liaisoncas com applicant ux   login Please note that the University requires its students to be fully vaccinated against COVID
Students attending a program with a clinical training component are subject to this policy Medical and religious exemptions generally are not available for students in a University clinical training program due to the requirements of external clinical sites and other circumstances which would place an undue burden on the University to provide the accommodation
You should bear this in mind when applying to the program The University will not refund any fees or other payments if you are unable to enroll or otherwise complete the program
Admission to the PA program is very competitive Only the most competitive applicants will be invited for an interview with the PA program admissions committee
A successful interview is required for admission to the PA program Candidates for admissions to YU PA program must generally meet the following   technical   standards
Selection of students is a two step process The process includes the evaluation of applications and subsequent applicant interviews
Both the evaluation of applications and applicant interviews are conducted by the PA program admissions committee Admission to the PA program is very competitive
Admission is based on applicant academic achievement and individual character traits The admissions committee recognizes its responsibility to present candidates for PA certification that have the maturity  integrity  knowledge  fortitude and generosity   as well as  communication  and leadership skills  to function in a broad variety of clinical situations
The program  therefore  gives preference to applicants who  are mature  have  integrity  have excellent references  have dedicated themselves to service   held leadership roles  demonstrated personal resilience   have excellent oral and written communication skills   have spent time on a team  and have  earned higher GPAs Highly competitive Yeshiva University undergraduates receive special consideration for admission via early interviews after review of their verified CASPA applications
Applicants selected for interview will be notified by email If the applicant accepts the interview invitation  an interview schedule and agenda will be emailed to the applicant
Offers of interviews and acceptance into the PA program are made on a rolling basis Applicants offered a seat in the PA program will receive notification via email
Transfer credit and advanced standing and placement  are not accepted All students must complete  all of  the didactic and clinical elements of the PA program
The  Office of Student Finance  maintains current tuition  fees  and refund policies and procedures for all graduate programs All applicants are automatically  considered for scholarships
You do not need to submit any additional information Awards are determined during the application review process
Please  schedule an appointment with an admissions director  if you have questions about financial aid opportunities and financing your graduate degree We can do a preliminary transcript review and discuss your admissions and financing options with the Katz School
Please note  Students may apply external scholarships  e g   Fulbright  NSF  government support  towards their tuition but may not combine multiple scholarships from Yeshiva University or the Katz School Candidates for the M  in Physician Assistant Studies must have completed a bachelor degree from a  regionally  accredited  college or university   with an overall minimum GPA  of     and a minimum GPA of     in science
Please note  Students may apply external scholarships  e g   Fulbright  NSF  government support  towards their tuition but may not combine multiple scholarships from Yeshiva University or the Katz School When Eliana Zachter  a student in the M  in Physician Assistant Studies program  was prepping for a cesarean section with her surgical team at Bellevue Hospital  she was warned by the resident physician that there d be a lot of blood
But Zachter  who in high school had volunteered on her own in a hospital neonatal intensive care and maternity units  was unfazed Under bright and unnatural hospital lights  Zachter placed a retractor through an incision the surgeon had made in the patient lower abdomen and then held it open with her hands to provide the surgeon clear access to the woman uterus
There was so much going on all at once  but the Katz School PA program prepared me for that moment   said Zachter I was zoned in using my clinical skills and medical knowledge and  at the same time  fully conscious of the patient lying awake on the table
Read more about Eliana experience Physician Assistant Studies master students Noah Newlon  Irvin Cespedes  Jonathan Lehn and Michael Listro recently lobbied the New York state legislature for a bill that would make permanent a state executive order that has allowed physician assistants to practice without a supervising physician since
That order is set to expire in May Read about the Katz School students
A recently published chapter on Abuse and Violence Prevention by Thomas Balga  clinical assistant professor in the Katz School  M  in Physician Assistant Studies  offers clinicians a guide for the comprehensive and compassionate care of the   million children who are victims of abuse each year Read the entire story in the Katz blog
Physician Assistant Studies master student Anthony Pagan watched intently the rise and fall of a patient chest as he lay on the operating table  the noxious scent of burning flesh filling the air as a cauterizing instrument sliced through tissue The surgeon made four incisions  and Pagan  a second year Katz School graduate student who was completing an internship at Good Samaritan Hospital on Long Island  operated the thoracoscope  a flexible tube with a light and tiny camera inserted into the patient chest that transmitted images of a cancerous lung to a video monitor
Read the entire story in the Katz blog Dwayne Williams  co author of The Ultimate Medical Mnemonic Comic Book  Color Version  which combines mnemonics  over     cartoons  bullet points and humor to review and retain important medical information  is the PA program director of didactic education and a clinical assistant professor
He has published several test prep and review guides for Kaplan and PANCE  and has over         followers on his PANCE Prep Pearls  Instagram account He also was co creator of two medical apps Flipmed  a digitized flash card system and study guide for healthcare professionals  and Pance Prep  which contains       clinically based practice examinations specifically formulated to enhance clinical skills and improve performance on examinations
In       he was named Physician Assistant of the Year by the New York State Society of Physician Assistants  and from      to       he was director of didactic education at the Brooklyn Hospital Center at Long Island University where he was responsible for curriculum and policies Since       he has been an adjunct professor at both the New York Weill Cornell Medical College and Brooklyn Hospital Center  responsible for the didactic and clinical education of students
From      to       he was a physician assistant in emergency medicine at New York Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital He holds a bachelor degree in physician assistant studies from Long Island University and is fluent in Spanish
When Eliana Zachter  a student in the M  in Physician Assistant Studies program  was prepping for a cesarean section with her surgical team at Bellevue Hospital  she was warned by the resident physician that there d be a lot of blood But Zachter  who in high school had volunteered on her own in a hospital neonatal intensive care and maternity units  was unfazed
Under bright and unnatural hospital lights  Zachter placed a retractor through an incision the surgeon had made in the patient lower abdomen and then held it open with her hands to provide the surgeon clear access to the woman uterus There was so much going on all at once  but the Katz School PA program prepared me for that moment   said Zachter
I was zoned in using my clinical skills and medical knowledge and  at the same time  fully conscious of the patient lying awake on the table Read more about Eliana experience
Physician Assistant Studies master students Noah Newlon  Irvin Cespedes  Jonathan Lehn and Michael Listro recently lobbied the New York state legislature for a bill that would make permanent a state executive order that has allowed physician assistants to practice without a supervising physician since That order is set to expire in May
The surgeon made four incisions  and Pagan  a second year Katz School graduate student who was completing an internship at Good Samaritan Hospital on Long Island  operated the thoracoscope  a flexible tube with a light and tiny camera inserted into the patient chest that transmitted images of a cancerous lung to a video monitor Read the entire story in the Katz blog
Dwayne Williams  co author of The Ultimate Medical Mnemonic Comic Book  Color Version  which combines mnemonics  over     cartoons  bullet points and humor to review and retain important medical information  is the PA program director of didactic education and a clinical assistant professor He has published several test prep and review guides for Kaplan and PANCE  and has over         followers on his PANCE Prep Pearls  Instagram account
He also was co creator of two medical apps Flipmed  a digitized flash card system and study guide for healthcare professionals  and Pance Prep  which contains       clinically based practice examinations specifically formulated to enhance clinical skills and improve performance on examinations In       he was named Physician Assistant of the Year by the New York State Society of Physician Assistants  and from      to       he was director of didactic education at the Brooklyn Hospital Center at Long Island University where he was responsible for curriculum and policies
Since       he has been an adjunct professor at both the New York Weill Cornell Medical College and Brooklyn Hospital Center  responsible for the didactic and clinical education of students From      to       he was a physician assistant in emergency medicine at New York Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital
He holds a bachelor degree in physician assistant studies from Long Island University and is fluent in Spanish Dear Students  Faculty  Staff and Friends  I am pleased to present to you this Guide to our plans for the upcoming fall semester and reopening of our campuses
Next year will be a formative year in the lives of our students  and together we will rise to the moment so that our students will emerge stronger and better prepared to be leaders of the world of tomorrow Best Wishes   Ari Berman The Katz School M  in Speech Language Pathology  based in New York City  is one of the few SLP programs in the country specializing in the medical aspects of speech language pathology
Our master program takes a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosing and treating speech  language  swallowing and communication cases across the lifespan With three options to pursue your studies full time on campus  full time online or part time online you can choose the program that fits your schedule
While at YU  students participate in four clinical externships  learn how to conduct telehealth sessions and gain clinical experience under the guidance of faculty  supervisors and mentors Within the coursework  students utilize technology  such as endoscopy  electrical stimulation and ultrasound  to assist with the diagnosis of voice  speech and swallowing disorders
They also obtain the necessary counseling skills to support families facing a challenging diagnosis In addition  students have the opportunity to attend professional conferences  contribute to scholarly publications and integrate evidence based practice into clinical practice
At Yeshiva  we re experts in the medical aspects of speech pathology  and each of us teaches to our own specialty That truly unheard of
Marissa Barrera  Program Director and Assistant Dean of Health Sciences The program is ideal for ambitious and passionate individuals with a background in communication sciences
Upon graduation  students will be prepared to apply for state licensure  SLP doctoral programs and certification from the American Speech Language Hearing Association  ASHA SLP graduates enter the workforce as health care practitioners who are trained and dedicated to the preservation and prolongation of life  including improving the quality of life  health and wellness for people of all ages
Speech language pathology salaries range from         to          based on experience  according to a      ASHA annual salary report There no better time to pursue a career in SLP as jobs in the field are expected to grow    percent until       much faster than the average for all occupations  according to the U  Bureau of Labor Statistics
Get your M  in speech language pathology from Yeshiva University  a U  News   World Report top ranked university in New York City The Master of Science  M   education program in speech language pathology residential and distance education  at Yeshiva University  is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech Language Pathology of the American Speech Language Hearing Association        Research Boulevard        Rockville  MD                     or
Full Program Breakdown The Katz School M  in Speech Language Pathology  based in New York City  is one of the few SLP programs in the country specializing in the medical aspects of speech language pathology Our master program takes a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosing and treating speech  language  swallowing and communication cases across the lifespan
With three options to pursue your studies full time on campus  full time online or part time online you can choose the program that fits your schedule While at YU  students participate in four clinical externships  learn how to conduct telehealth sessions and gain clinical experience under the guidance of faculty  supervisors and mentors
Within the coursework  students utilize technology  such as endoscopy  electrical stimulation and ultrasound  to assist with the diagnosis of voice  speech and swallowing disorders They also obtain the necessary counseling skills to support families facing a challenging diagnosis
In addition  students have the opportunity to attend professional conferences  contribute to scholarly publications and integrate evidence based practice into clinical practice At Yeshiva  we re experts in the medical aspects of speech pathology  and each of us teaches to our own specialty
That truly unheard of Marissa Barrera  Program Director and Assistant Dean of Health Sciences
The program is ideal for ambitious and passionate individuals with a background in communication sciences Upon graduation  students will be prepared to apply for state licensure  SLP doctoral programs and certification from the American Speech Language Hearing Association  ASHA
SLP graduates enter the workforce as health care practitioners who are trained and dedicated to the preservation and prolongation of life  including improving the quality of life  health and wellness for people of all ages Speech language pathology salaries range from         to          based on experience  according to a      ASHA annual salary report
There no better time to pursue a career in SLP as jobs in the field are expected to grow    percent until       much faster than the average for all occupations  according to the U  Bureau of Labor Statistics Get your M  in speech language pathology from Yeshiva University  a U  News   World Report top ranked university in New York City
The Katz School M  in Speech Language Pathology  based in New York City  is one of the few SLP programs in the country specializing in the medical aspects of speech language pathology Our master program takes a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosing and treating speech  language  swallowing and communication cases across the lifespan
The Master of Science  M   education program in speech language pathology residential and distance education  at Yeshiva University  is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech Language Pathology of the American Speech Language Hearing Association        Research Boulevard        Rockville  MD                     or Interested in this program