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General Admission Contact
The New School for Social Research
Office of Admission
72 Fifth Avenue, 1st floor
New York, NY 10011
212.229.5600 or 800.523.5411
SocialResearchAdmit@newschool.edu

Admissions Liaison
CPCJLiaison@newschool.edu

Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism
6 East 16th Street, room 711A
New York, NY 10003
212.229.2747 x3026
Fax: 212.229.5473

Mailing Address
79 Fifth Avenue, room 711A
New York, NY 10003

Associate Director
Natasha Lennard

Senior Secretary
Yvonne Garrett

Advisor
Lori Lynn Turner

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Explore fall 2025 courses in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism.
GPUB5001

Creative Publishing & Critical Journalism

As an introduction to the master?s program in creative publishing and critical journalism, this course provides focused training for key skills for careers in journalism, media, and publishing in 2-3 week intensive units. Topics covered include editing fundamentals, fact-finding and research, op-ed ...
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GPUB5002

Design & The Future of Publishing: Design & Process - The Practice of Publishing

This course is specifically designed to serve as a broad foundation for students from non-design backgrounds to give form to content. This is a hands-on studio course that will begin with projects that investigate typography, book and pamphlet design, digital printing, content on the web, and ideati...
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GPUB6991

Internship

An opportunity to receive credit for professional training related to the degree. Students are expected to engage in such training for at least five hours per week. Internship should take the form of teaching, research, or other work relevant to the student?s program of study. It may take place at i...
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GPUB6993

Public Seminar Editoral Lab

In this fast-paced practicum, students will assist in the production of Public Seminar, the online publication of The New School. Working closely with editors Evangeline Riddiford Graham and Natasha Lennard, students will learn how to copyedit and edit articles in a newsroom environment, collaborate...
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