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Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems
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Hi there, and welcome to Wikipedia. To answer your question left on my talk page, here's what I suggest: make sure that when you create the articles, they assert notability according to our standards, and include a couple of good references from reliable sources - that will help prevent them from speedy deletion. In fact, if you'd like to draft them in your user-space (if you click on this red link > User:Nyuwagner/sandbox it will create a blank page in your own user space that's a safe place to draft articles) and then let me know, I'd be happy to look at them and make any suggestions, or move them out into the main encyclopedia for you. Below this message, I'm also leaving a welcome template that will give you a lot of hints for how to start editing Wikipedia. Again, welcome! If you have any questions, you can always feel free to ask them on my talk page, or here - I'll watchlist your page so that I see them.

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Speedy delete of NYU Capstone Program
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For guidelines on specific types of articles, you may want to check out our criteria for biographies, for web sites, for bands, or for companies. Feel free to leave a note on my talk page if you have any questions about this.  Noetic  Sage  00:08, 5 October 2007 (UTC)
 * as it did not fit under the speedy criterion used, it has been changed, buy another admin, to PROD--see the tag on the article for instructions. I endorse that tag, for this is an unreferenced pressrelease about what is only a required internship in a single professional school academic program at NYU. No more notable than any other internship program--all professional programs have capstones, they are a routine matter. No evidence of notability. If you an show otherwise, remove the tag.If you remove the tag without showing otherwise, it will probably be carried forward to WP:AFD, for a community discussion on deletion. DGG (talk) 06:51, 5 October 2007 (UTC)

General advice
We welcome articles on notable academic programs, but in general specific programs or institutes within a single school of a university do not have the necessary notability for an encyclopedia, and should be included within the article for that school of college. I invite you to read WP:BFAQ for a comprehensive list of applicable policies, including WP:COI. As an administrator here who frequently helps universities and other institutions write acceptable articles, I urge you to get in touch with me, or one of the other editors who have commented. DGG (talk) 06:57, 5 October 2007 (UTC)

The way to do it is to put a description of what you'd like to say on the talk page for article for the school, emphasizing only what is distinction. Then some editor who stops by, (like me) will say how good it is, format it, and put it in the article Remember, all similar schools have an internship of some sort, and many of them are required, and all probably make a big deal of them. the text was:

The Capstone program, at New York University’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service is part of the core curriculum of the MPA/MUP program. The program provides students with an opportunity to perform a public service while they learn. During their second year, students work in teams to conduct significant research or address a specific challenge, mostly in the public sector. Organizations and agencies can apply to enter into a Capstone partnership. Originally started with a grant from the Ford Foundation, the Capstone program is a service that the Wagner school provides to the world. A Capstone is the crowning piece of an arch, the center stone that holds the arch together, giving it shape and strength.

I've marked for strikeout what counts as straight PR rather than description. But the descriptive part is not unique. (It does not help that "Capstone" is now used in the academic world as the generic term for an internship, final seminar, or whatever. -- if you've got the name, you're stuck with it, but might not want to emphasise it.) So what is distinctive? does the work typically lead to publication? do the internship usually lead to positions after graduation? Are the places particularly prestigeous? What is special about it that you wont find at Harvard or Stanford or Princeton or Columbia? Was it perhaps one of the earliest that everyone else copied?

I know the style here always seems a little specialized and peculiar to people who do the normal sort of web site--or almost anything else.

Let me know when there is something to look at -- DGG. DGG (talk) 18:37, 11 October 2007 (UTC)

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