A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Z

Tobias C. Nascimento, MBA, Columbia U.; former Portuguese language translator for the OAS representative to the United Nations.

Taro Nettleton, doctoral candidate, U. of Rochester; teaches at Parsons The New School for Design; critic and translator; specialty in visual studies; current research focuses on Japanese art of the 1960s; essays published in Art Journal and Post Road; translations published in Tokion.

Rosalind Newman, BS, U. of Wisconsin; Guggenheim Fellowship in choreography, NEA Fellowships; her companies Rosalind Newman & Dancers and Dance/HKNY have performed throughout the U.S. and in Paris, London, Berlin, Hong Kong, and Taiwan; has taught at Hong Kong Acad. for Performing Arts; was course leader, Laban Graduate Program in Choreography, London.

Diane Nichols, psychotherapist; clinical consultant for Manhattan School of Music and Metropolitan Opera Lindemann Young Artist Program; faculty, Juilliard Evening Division; former director of Psych. Services, Miller Medical Inst. for Performing Artists; articles in Chamber Music, Opera America,Harper's.

Matthew Guy Nichols, PhD, Rutgers U.; assistant professor of art history at Christie's Education; has also taught at Pace U. and Rutgers; writes regularly for Art in America.

Peter Nichols, adj. asst. professor of Philosophy at William Paterson U. and of Political Science at Montclair State U.; author of Aristophanes' Novel Forms: The Political Role of Drama and of "The Panhandler's First Amendment Right" in South Carolina Law Review.

Catherine Nicodemo, BFA; has taught for the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre, as well as Peridance Center, Steps, Lotus Music & Dance, and Djoinba Dance; widely acknowledged to be one of New York City’s leading belly dancers.

Vladan A. Nikolic, MA, The New School; award-winning filmmaker and film/TV director of feature films, documentaries, commercials, and music videos; films include Love, The End of the Millennium, Cut, Serendipity, Burn, Going Under, and a feature documentary, The City; has taught at UArts in Philadelphia and NYU.

Scott A. Noll, freelance recording engineer/producer; has recorded and mixed projects for most major record labels; has worked with Rickie Lee Jones, Kool and the Gang, Cyndi Lauper, and others.

James H. Nolt, PhD, U. of Chicago; Senior Fellow, World Policy Inst.; publications on business influence on Third World development policy, Thucydides and Aristotle on international politics, and China's military decline.

Julia Noonan, BA, Pratt Inst., illustrator for well-known authors; has published many books of her own, including Mouse By Mouse and Hare and Rabbit, Friends Forever; has taught writing in NYC public schools and lectured on the graduate level at NYU and The New School; presently teaches at Suffolk Community College.

David Nugent, MS, Boston U.; 2001 Harvard Certificate of Distinction in Teaching; former program director of DocuClub; spent two years as director of programming for the Newport International Film Festival and is currently serving as director of programming for the Hamptons International Film Festival.

Sigrid Nunez, author of five novels, including The Last of Her Kind, For Rouenna, and A Feather on the Breath of God, a finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Award for First Fiction and the Barnes & Noble Discover New Writers Award; winner of a Whiting Writer's Award and awards from the American Academy of Arts and Letters; has taught at Amherst College, Smith College, Columbia, and the Bread Loaf Writers Conference.

Geoffrey Nutter, MFA U. of Iowa; author of two books of poems, Water's Leaves & Other Poems and Summer Evening; his poems have appeared in journals and anthologies such as Carnet de Route, Verse, Denver Quarterly, Chicago Review, Fence, Xantippe, Best American Poetry 1997, and Iowa Anthology of New American Poetry; recipient, Academy of American Poets prize.