Indirect viewing is safe viewing! NYU Tisch School of the Arts photography student Max Ruibal demonstrates how to build a pinhole camera (also known as a camera obscura) to use for the eclipse on April 8. You'll need a cardboard box, foil, tape, a thumbtack, scissors, and a crisp white sheet of paper. How are you planning to enjoy the eclipse? Learn about other safe methods, including using authorized eclipse glasses: http://spr.ly/6181w8lJX 📹 : video by Jonathan King | New York University

We love to see NYUers helping each other! 💜 One example: NYU Tisch School of the Arts acting students have been trying on new roles to simulate real-life counseling situations NYU Silver School of Social Work students might one day find themselves in. Participants and faculty describe how that helps with the learning process. These trainings, known as Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE), are conducted with instructors observing to evaluate how the future social workers respond to