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Count me inThe NYU Stern Learning Science Lab is a team of creatives, educators, designers, and technologists who collaborate with faculty to build meaningful learning environments. Using research in the learning sciences to inform our design practice, we partner with instructors to create engaging and interactive courses for business school education.
Kristen leads the NYU Stern Learning Science Lab. She is also a Clinical Associate Professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business and a Fubon Innovation Scholar. Kristen teaches MBA students and executives data visualization, R and Python programming, and business analytics. Her area of scholarship is at the intersection of learning science, technology, and visual design.
Ben is an award-winning filmmaker, media producer and educator who specializes in educational technology and online learning. He collaborates closely with faculty, students and administrators to integrate innovative technologies and narrative techniques into effective learning experiences. Before joining NYU Stern, Ben led the Instructional Design team at YU Global. He holds an MFA in film, television and media production from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, where he has also taught.
Sean comes to NYU from Los Angeles where he was an educator, trainer, and volunteer manager in the non-profit space. He worked alongside corporate partners like Google, Wells Fargo, and Deloitte to create mentorship programs for underserved students. His specialty is in project-based learning, starting with a student-centered approach. Currently, he is an MA candidate in the Digital Media Design for Learning program at Steinhardt.
Kate works with Stern faculty to design and develop learner-centered courses, assessments, and interactive media. Before joining NYU, she led the content development team at an edtech startup. Kate holds a Ph.D. in English from Trinity College Dublin, where she also taught critical theory and literature. She earned her M.A. in English from the University of St. Andrews.
Cindy is Assistant Director of Instructional Media Production at the Learning Science Lab. She received her B.A. in Film and Media Arts from Temple University. Her career has been spent working on all forms of media, ranging from commercials and TV shows to film and special effects. At the Learning Science Lab she uses her expertise to create beautiful and engaging educational content.
Marian is an Educational Technologist at the Learning Science Lab. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Educational Communication & Technology at NYU Steinhardt School of Education, Culture and Human Development, where she also earned an M.A. in International Education. Her interests include user experience, accessibility, visual communication, learning science, and design-based research.
Alejandro is a video editor, graphics animator and designer. He publishes independent video essays examining the intersection of communication scholarship, history, and pop culture. He earned his B.A. in Communication and Theater at Trinity University.
Quintin is a Motion Graphics Designer/CG Generalist. He is a Rhode Island School of Design Graduate. Currently he works freelance as a video editor with the Learning Science Lab.
Gaby is a senior in NYU Steinhardt majoring in Dual Childhood/Special Education and minoring in French. She has a passion for education, equity and accessibility, which has led her to be involved in various mentoring programs with children, teens and adults with special needs. She is the Founder and President of the Puerto Rican Student Association at NYU, and intends to lead a career in teaching and educational policy.
Rebeca is a senior in the Gallatin School of Individualized Study concentrating in the Political Economy of Latin America and minoring in Business Studies. She currently is the President of the Gallatin Business Society and a member of the Latin American Business Association.
Devarshi's is a second year graduate student at Tandon School of Engineering, his fascination with data lead him to major in Technological Management focusing in Data Science and Analytics. He earned his undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Engineering in India.
Valeria is a first-year graduate student at the College of Global Public Health, and her concentration is in epidemiology. She completed her undergraduate studies at NYU in the spring of 2019, and she majored in global public health and minored in computer science and mathematics. Valeria is passionate about education and health equity, and she hopes to go on to work for the Department of Health.