Friday, August 30, 2013

Saturday, August 31 - NYU Welcome Week!

Saturday, August 31, 2013

Sports Day
1:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Come enjoy a day of sporting fun playing Ultimate Frisbee, touch football, volleyball and whiffle ball. Sponsored by NYU Navigators.

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens
2:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Come join students and staff and venture into the beautiful Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. Free admission will be provided for newcomers!

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Friday, August 30 - NYU Welcome Week!

Friday, August 30, 2013

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours West Village
11:00 am  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

International Student Reception and Resource Fair
12:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center, 10th Floor, Rosenthall Pavilion
Welcome to NYU! Meet other international students while having lunch and picking up information about English language groups, One to World, and other resources. This event is sponsored by the NYU Office of Global Services (OGS) and English Connections. Registration requested.

On the Go: Navigating the Subway, Bus and Campus Transportation Systems
1:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 909
So you want to ride the subway without looking like a tourist? Come and learn what to do, what not to do, the cheapest way to ride, and how to make yourself the safest possible rider when you use New York City buses, subways, and trains. Also learn how to benefit from NYU's transportation system including trolleys, buses, and vans, and how to ride FREE by just showing your NYUCard! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours West Village
1:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Campus Tour
2:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 4:00 pm, or 5:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Offered throughout Welcome Week, this tour will show you all of the important Washington Square campus locations.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours Greenwich Village
2:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Interfaith Community Service: How to Lead Dialogue Through Action
3:00 pm  |  GCASL 4th Floor
World Faith NYU, the campus chapter of a global movement of interfaith youth in action, is hosting an interest meeting to any students interested in participating in interfaith community service projects on campus and beyond. Students can learn how volunteering locally can impact dialogue globally, and find out how to lead projects on campus. Light snacks will be served.


Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours Union Square
4:00 pm  | Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Thursday, August 29 - NYU Welcome Week!

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Explore New York: Studio Museum of Harlem [Registration Required]
10:30 am  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Join Explore New York...Explore the World for a tour of one of the city's most unique museums. A guided tour of the museum's exhibit, Things in Themselves, from the Artist-in-Residence program. This program is at the core of the Studio Museum's mission, and gives the institution its name. More than 100 artists in residence have created and shown work in the museum's studios and galleries and alumni of the program are some of the most renowned artists working today. The exhibit features the works of four artists including video, portraiture and large-scale abstract collage. Sign up here.

LGBTQ & Ally International Students Brunch
10:30 am  |  Kimmel Center 602
Enjoy breakfast and discussion to learn about the resources NYU has to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and ally (LGBTQA) international students. Part of the brunch will be dedicated to brainstorming more globally-themed programs through the NYU LGBTQ Student Center. If you are looking for an outlet of ongoing support to discuss how it is similar or different to be LGBTQA in New York City than in your country of origin, this is the brunch for you! This event is sponsored by the Office of Global Programs (OGS) and the NYU LGBTQ Center. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Getting Involved: NYUService
11:00 am  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Commitment to service is one of NYU's cornerstones, and the world is full of opportunities to serve. From one-day experiences to to sustained community engagement, NYUService is your portal to volunteerism. Join us to learn about the many ways you can make an impact in the community from students who have done it themselves.

Getting Involved: NYU Alternative Breaks
12:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Do you love service? Interested in digging deeper into social issues? Come and learn more about Alternative Breaks! Each year, NYU students spend their winter or spring break traveling to various communities around the country and the world to work with organizations that are addressing a variety of social issues. This life-changing experience is one you definitely want to learn more about. Hosted by NYU Alternative Breaks and CSALS.

Pre-Medicine and Health Sciences Advice Panel
1:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 406
Pick the minds of NYU students who are in the health sciences or on the pre-medicine track and alums who are in med school, doing their residency or are doctors. Get their opinions on classes to take, feedback on professors, internships and research, and ask any questions you might have.

Global U: Study Abroad at NYU
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 803
NYU Offers students the opportunity to study away in some of the world's most exhilarating cities. At this general presentation, representatives from NYU Global Programs will provide you with details about NYU's Global Academic Centers in Abu Dhabi, Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, Sydney, Tel Aviv, and Washington DC as well as a brief overview of summer study abroad programs, exchanges, and school-specific study abroad programs.

Where is Home? Film & Discussion
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 909
See CMEP Flyer! [PDF]
What happens when home is everywhere and nowhere at the same time? This film highlights the narrative of Third Culture Kids and their experience growing up in and navigating multiple cultures. Come for a film screening of "Neither Here nor There" and a post-screening discussion. Light refreshments will be served.

Biking in the Big Apple: NYU Bike Share Safety Training
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 903
Curious about bicycling in New York City? Biking can be a safe, healthy, sustainable, and fun way to get around Manhattan and the boroughs. But getting a bike can be an expensive and intimidating proposition. The NYU Bike Share offers you, NYU students, faculty, and staff, the opportunity to borrow a bike FREE of charge from any of our eight participating locations throughout campus. Whether you are a first time rider or an experienced cyclist we make sure that you get all of your safety questions answered, and enable you to take the city on by pedal. To find out more and to enroll in the program please come to either of our informational workshops and bike-safety trainings. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Campus Tour
2:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 4:00 pm, or 5:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Offered throughout Welcome Week, this tour will show you all of the important Washington Square campus locations.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours Soho
3:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Academic Life in the U.S.
4:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 803
Important information you need to know to adapt to the U.S. academic system. Topics include appropriate behavior in the classroom, academic integrity, and the student/professor relationship. Separate undergraduate and graduate student sessions are available.

Chew, Chat and Culture: Food Tasting Social
4:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 914
See CMEP Flyer! [PDF]
Are you interested in meeting new people from different backgrounds and countries? Want to taste foods from cultures from all around the world? Then this food tasting social is just the thing for you! Come meet the Center for Multicultural Education and Programming (CMEP) and enjoy some delicious food and engage with new friends. You won't want to miss this - see you there! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Getting Involved: Meet the Multicultural Greeks
4:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Get involved with Fraternity and Sorority Life, housed in the Center for Student Activities, Leadership and Service! Come out and meet the cultural based fraternities and sororities at NYU. Students will have a chance to meet members from our Multicultural FSL community, learn about programs, founding values, how to join, and expectations of membership.

Health Insurance Information Session for International Students
4:00 pm  |  Student Health Center, 3rd Floor, Main Conference Room
Student Health Insurance representatives will be available to answer your questions about insurance coverage and premiums. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

J-1 Immigration Session
4:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 808
This session is for J-1 students with DS-2019 documents issued by the NYU Office of Global Services (OGS). (Students with documents issued by IIE (Fulbright), LASPAU, and other third party sponsors do not need to attend.) Invitation sent via NYU email.

Practical Matters for International Students
4:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 405
Get general information on getting a cellphone, driver's license/state photo identification card, banking resources, and if eligible, a social security number. Encore presentation in larger room on Friday, August 31.

Salaam NYU!
5:00 pm  |  GCASL 475
Join the Islamic Center for a meet and greet over an amazing Halal meal! Come meet new friends, learn about our programming and services, and see why we pride ourselves on being what community should feel like.

Pita and a Plane Ticket: Tel Aviv Grill
7:00 pm  |  Bronfman Center
Come enjoy delicious Mediterranean food, new friends, and Israeli music. You'll swear you're actually feeling the sea breezes and Middle Eastern sun! While you're here, learn about how you can travel on NYU's Official Free Trip to Israel with Taglit-Birthright Israel. Spend 10 days with other NYU students in Israel over Winter Break? Yes please. Co-sponsored by NYU Tel Aviv.

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Wednesday, August 28 - NYU Welcome Week!

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Health Insurance Information Session for International Students
10:00 am  |  Student Health Center, 3rd Floor, Main Conference Room
Student Health Insurance representatives will be available to answer your questions about insurance coverage and premiums. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Explore New York: Corona, Queens [Registration Required]
11:00 am  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Join Explore New York...Explore the World to get to know and taste Corona, Queens. Twenty years ago Corona was a tense neighborhood. Longtime Italian residents were unwelcoming and at times downright violent toward newly arriving Latino immigrants. Today older Italian men and younger Latinos banter in a mix of Italian, Spanish, and English over lemon ices and games of bocce. A newer Mexican restaurant offers Italian Special tamales with peppers and sausage as a nod to the generations old Italian markets around the corner. Still Corona is a complex neighborhood, but mixed into the challenges it faces, it has its charm: rich street life, great food and triumphs as newer immigrants make their way in New York City just as the Corona residents of old did. Sign up here.

Getting Involved: NYUService
11:00 am  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Commitment to service is one of NYU's cornerstones, and the world is full of opportunities to serve. From one-day experiences to to sustained community engagement, NYUService is your portal to volunteerism. Join us to learn about the many ways you can make an impact in the community from students who have done it themselves.

Transfer and Transitioning International Student Lunch
11:30 am  |  Kimmel Center, 800 Series
Join the Office of Global Services (OGS) and Transfer & Transitioning Student Services for an informal lunch to meet other transfer students. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Working Your Way Around the Globe: Study Away and Career Development at NYU
11:30 am  |  Wasserman Center, Presentation Room B
Are you thinking about study away, but also want to gain concrete work/internship experiences? This session will explore ways you can gain work experience -- paid, unpaid, internship, and volunteer -- while studying at one of NYU's global sites. We will share resources for next steps in achieving your study (and work) away goals. Lunch will be served.

Study Away for Transfer Students: Planning Ahead
1:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 803
NYU offers Transfer students the opportunity to study away in some of the world's most exhilarating cities. At this general presentation for Transfer students, representatives from NYU Global Programs provide you with details about NYU's Global Academic Centers in Abu Dhabi, Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, Sydney, Tel Aviv and Washington DC as well as a brief overview of summer study away programs, exchanges, and school-specific study abroad programs.

Pre-Law and Business Panel
1:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 912
Thinking of studying Business or being Pre-Law? Get the inside scoop from students who are currently taking classes and advice from recent Alumni. Get their opinions on classes to take, feedback on professors, internships and research, and ask any questions you might have.

On the Go: Navigating the Subway, Bus and Campus Transportation Systems
1:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 406
So you want to ride the subway without looking like a tourist? Come and learn what to do, what not to do, the cheapest way to ride, and how to make yourself the safest possible rider when you use New York City buses, subways, and trains. Also learn how to benefit from NYU's transportation system including trolleys, buses, and vans, and how to ride FREE by just showing your NYUCard! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Campus Tour
2:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 4:00 pm, or 5:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Offered throughout Welcome Week, this tour will show you all of the important Washington Square campus locations.

Getting Involved: NYU Alternative Breaks
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Do you love service? Interested in digging deeper into social issues? Come and learn more about Alternative Breaks! Each year, NYU students spend their winter or spring break traveling to various communities around the country and the world to work with organizations that are addressing a variety of social issues. This life-changing experience is one you definitely want to learn more about. Hosted by NYU Alternative Breaks and CSALS.

Global U: Study Abroad at NYU
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 808
NYU Offers students the opportunity to study away in some of the world's most exhilarating cities. At this general presentation, representatives from NYU Global Programs will provide you with details about NYU's Global Academic Centers in Abu Dhabi, Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, Sydney, Tel Aviv, and Washington DC as well as a brief overview of summer study abroad programs, exchanges, and school-specific study abroad programs.

The University Learning Center Presents: Academic Resources for International Students at NYU
2:00 pm  |  ARC LL02
Tackling the demands of college in a new culture and a foreign language can present another layer of challenges to your coursework. Learn about the various academic resources available on campus to help you succeed. Whether you're looking for a little extra support in your writing skills, or seeking to increase your fluency or comfort level with conversation, the University Learning Center (ULC) is here to assist. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours Soho
2:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours West Village
2:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Coffee and Tea Tour
3:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is know for its cute and cozy coffee shops and cafes that are on the corner of every street. Take a tour of the best coffee shops and cafes that are right around the corner from classes and dorms at NYU. These places will be where you spend time grabbing a quick bite to eat, catching up with friends and studying for classes.

The University Learning Center Presents: Study Skills & Learning Strategies for College Success
3:00 pm  |  ARC LL02
Are your study skills a little rusty? Do you know your own style of studying and the best way for you to succeed at NYU? This University Learning Center (ULC) workshop will touch on various study styles and learning strategies, and will hopefully introduce you to a new arsenal of tools to use to succeed in your classes and Achieve Excellence! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Transfer Talk
3:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 803
A panel of current transfer students will answer any question you might have as you transition to NYU. They will share advice they wish they'd had when they first transferred to NYU.

Academic Life in the U.S.
4:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 808
Important information you need to know to adapt to the U.S. academic system. Topics include appropriate behavior in the classroom, academic integrity, and the student/professor relationship. Separate undergraduate and graduate student sessions are available.

Bobst 101 for International Students
4:00 pm  |  Meet in Atrium of Bobst Library
Find out what Bobst Library looks like and be introduced to the collections, services, study spaces, and online resources it has to offer. Information about more detailed classes offered during the semester will also be provided. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

The University Learning Center Presents: Time Management - Planning to Succeed
4:00 pm  |  ARC LL02
Life at NYU can be an exciting and often challenging experience. From classes to clubs, registration to roommates, managing your daily college life can be an adjustment. The University Learning Center (ULC) brings you Peer Academic Coaches (students who have been through it before) to talk about managing your time instead of time managing you! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Brooklyn Bridge Walk & Ice Cream
5:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Come join fellow students and staff for a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and a taste of the best ice cream Brooklyn has to offer at the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory! Please bring MetroCard and cash for transportation and food.

Monday, August 26, 2013

Tuesday, August 27 - NYU Welcome Week!

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

On the Go: Navigating the Subway, Bus and Campus Transportation Systems
10:00 am  |  Kimmel Center 803
So you want to ride the subway without looking like a tourist? Come and learn what to do, what not to do, the cheapest way to ride, and how to make yourself the safest possible rider when you use New York City buses, subways, and trains. Also learn how to benefit from NYU's transportation system including trolleys, buses, and vans, and how to ride FREE by just showing your NYUCard! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Quick-Start for Transfers
10:30 am  | Wasserman Center, Presentation Room B
Let us help you get your career in gear! Thanks in part to the state of the art facilities, online career services, extensive resources and the Mentor Network, there are limitless ways for you to get started at NYU Wasserman. We'll introduce you to how these services can help you move from career exploration to career development and planning.

Coffee and Tea Tour
11:00 am  | Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is known for its cute and cozy coffee shops and cafes that are on the corner of every street. Take a tour of the best coffee shops and cafes that are right around the corner from classes and dorms at NYU. These places will be where you spend time grabbing a quick bite to eat, catching up with friends and studying for classes.

Explore New York: Long Island City, Queens [Registration Required]
11:00 am  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Long Island City was long thought of as just an industrial area across from midtown Manhattan. It was where cabs went to park and you maybe went once to check out the skyline. These days LIC is much more than breathtaking views of Manhattan. LIC has a budding art scene with MOMA's contemporary PS 1 and plenty of studios. Its also a Graffiti Mecca with Five Pointz attracting internationally known writers.Add to that world renowned DJ's and comedy clubs where future stars work out their material before hitting network television. All this and the largest film studio in the north east make it a destination. Come explore Long Island City with us. With Explore New York...Explore the World, get an insider view on the graffiti scene, learn how urban blight became a hip neighborhood and snack as we take in the skyline. Sign up here.

Getting Involved: NYUService
11:00 am  | Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Commitment to service is one of NYU's cornerstones, and the world is full of opportunities to serve. From one-day experiences to to sustained community engagement, NYUService is your portal to volunteerism. Join us to learn about the many ways you can make an impact in the community from students who have done it themselves.

Prof Talk 101: The Basics of Chatting with Professors
11:00 am  |  Kimmel Center 802
Professors are people too...but all too often students are either timid to approach them, or make some missteps in communicating with professors effectively. This interactive and entertaining session will provide some basics on how to effectively meet with professors while playfully showcasing some approaches to definitely avoid. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Introduction to Career Services for International Students
11:30 am  |  Wasserman Center, Presentation Room A
This seminar will focus on programs, resources and services for international undergraduate and graduate students offered through the Wasserman Center for Career Development. The seminar will be followed by a tour of the center. Lunch will be served.

Getting Involved: NYU Alternative Breaks
12:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Do you love service? Interested in digging deeper into social issues? Come and learn more about Alternative Breaks! Each year, NYU students spend their winter or spring break traveling to various communities around the country and the world to work with organizations that are addressing a variety of social issues. This life-changing experience is one you definitely want to learn more about. Hosted by NYU Alternative Breaks and CSALS.

Transfer Talk
12:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center, 803
A panel of current transfer students will answer any question you might have as you transition to NYU. They will share advice they wish they'd had when they first transferred to NYU.

Campus Tour
2:00 pm, 3:00 pm, 4:00 pm, or 5:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Offered throughout Welcome Week, this tour will show you all of the important Washington Square campus locations.

Global Citizenship and Cultural Competence
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 808
How do we, as global citizens, understand each other? How do we respect our cultural differences? And how do we distinguish between universal standards, cultural standards, and personal standards? In the contemporary global world, these questions of cultural competence center of the moral significance of our shared citizenship. Join former Peace Corps volunteer and NYU faculty member, Heidi White, as we explore the meaning of cultural competency and consider our responsibility as global citizens. You will take a look at our own attitudes toward cultural difference from two points of view: ethno-centrism and ethno-relativism; you will analyze four levels of cultural awareness; and you will consider some of the fundamental elements of culture. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Biking in the Big Apple: NYU Bike Share Safety
3:00 pm  |  Kimmel 803
Curious about bicycling in New York City? Biking can be a safe, healthy, sustainable, and fun way to get around Manhattan and the boroughs. But getting a bike can be an expensive and intimidating proposition. The NYU Bike Share offers you, NYU students, faculty, and staff, the opportunity to borrow a bike FREE of charge from any of our eight participating locations throughout campus. Whether you are a first time rider or an experienced cyclist we make sure that you get all of your safety questions answered, and enable you to take the city on by pedal. To find out more and to enroll in the program please come to either of our informational workshops and bike-safety trainings. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours Union Square
3:00 pm  | Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Global U: Studying Abroad at NYU
3:00 pm  | Kimmel Center 405
NYU Offers students the opportunity to study away in some of the world's most exhilarating cities. At this general presentation, representatives from NYU Global Programs will provide you with details about NYU's Global Academic Centers in Abu Dhabi, Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, Sydney, Tel Aviv, and Washington DC as well as a brief overview of summer study abroad programs, exchanges, and school-specific study abroad programs.

The University Learning Center Presents: Study Skills & Learning Strategies for College Success
3:00 pm  | ARC LL02
Are your study skills a little rusty? Do you know your own style of studying and the best way for you to succeed at NYU? This University Learning Center (ULC) workshop will touch on various study styles and learning strategies, and will hopefully introduce you to a new arsenal of tools to use to succeed in your classes and Achieve Excellence! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

The University Learning Center Presents: Time Management - Planning to Succeed
4:00 pm  |  ARC LL02
Life at NYU can be an exciting and often challenging experience. From classes to clubs, registration to roommates, managing your daily college life can be an adjustment. Come to the University Learning Center and get advice from Peer Academic Coaches (students who have been through it before) on managing your time instead of time managing you! This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

The Why, What, and How of On-Campus Employment for International Students
5:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 808
What are the documents you need to work on campus as an F-1 or J-1 student? How can you find a job on campus? What about Social Security cards? Learn the answers to these questions and more. (Fulbright students and other students with DS2019s not issued by NYU should contact their sponsor for information on how to get a work authorization letter.) Registration is requested.

Bobst 101 for International Students
5:00 pm  |  Meet in Atrium of Bobst Library
Find out what Bobst Library looks like and be introduced to the collections, services, study spaces, and online resources it has to offer. Information about more detailed classes offered during the semester will also be provided. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Meet, Eat, and Torah (M.E.A.T)
6:00 pm  |  Bronfman Center
The only thing better than the dinner menu at M.E.A.T.is the diverse menu of amazing learning opportunities with the Bronfman Center's awesome rabbinic staff! Come for dinner and some Jewish conversation. Everybody's welcome.

Citywalks: Neighborhood Walking Tours Greenwich Village
6:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
New York City is one of the most diverse places in the world. By getting out and about in Manhattan you will have the opportunity to experience the diversity of culture, food, music, and people that make the Big Apple such a great place. Join staff and students on a variety of walking tours of Manhattan neighborhoods. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Sunday, August 25, 2013

Monday, August 26 - NYU Welcome Week

Monday, August 26, 2013

Getting Involved: Student Activities
11:00 am  |  Kimmel Center, 7th Floor
Join the Center for Student Activities, Leadership and Service (CSALS) for an information session on all that Student Activities has to offer. Learn about how to get involved with All-Square clubs and organizations, NYU Global Service Corps, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Program Board and other programs offered through the office. You will have the opportunity to speak with Student Activities staff members and hear from student leaders who are involved with some of the various programs we offer.

Transfer Student Welcome
11:00 am or 1:30 pm  |  GCASL, SC95
Join us for a reception for with hundreds of your new friends. This is a great chance to meet other students who have just transferred to NYU. You will also have an opportunity to meet the Transfer/Transition Ambassadors, staff from the Student Resource Center. MetroCards will be distributed and we'll all travel as a group to the Presidential Welcome and Reality Show. Light refreshments will be served.

Please note, this Welcome is for students in the following schools: College of Arts and Science, Gallatin, and the Silver School of Social Work.

Walking Halal Tour
2:00 pm  |  Meet at GCASL, 4th Floor
NYC is full of amazing food options, including halal ones. Join the Islamic Center on a walking food tour to find halal food options on and off campus around Washington Square so you're not stuck eating pizza and french fries all the time! There will be six different stops to point out various halal vendors and cuisines near campus, as well as the different dining halls that offer halal options. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Presidential Welcome and the Reality Show
2:00 pm  |  The Beacon Theater, 2124 Broadway
Please note, this showing is for the following communities: Residents of University Hall, Founders, Third North,  Coral Towers, Goddard and Liberal Studies Sophomores.

Join John Sexton, President of NYU, students, faculty, and university officials for the ninth annual Presidential Welcome of the class of 2017. Immediately following is the Reality Show: NYU -- a gritty, funny musical about the lives of NYU students as they experience an array of confounding, confusing and exciting issues.

Tickets and MetroCards will be distributed at meetings and all students will be escorted to the venue by student leaders. Required Attendance. Don't forget to wear your new NYU shirt to the event.

Small Wallet; Big City
2:00 pm  |  Kimmel Center 405
NYC is an expensive place to live, but also a great place to find a bargain. Learn how to live cheaply and comfortably in NYC. From cheap eats to bargain shopping, arts, and entertainment, and believe it or not, FREE things to do. Great things when you're on a limited budget. This is a LiveWellNYU Featured Event.

Campus Tour
3:00 pm, 4:00 pm, or 5:00 pm  |  Meet in Lobby of Kimmel Center
Offered throughout Welcome Week, this tour will show you all of the important Washington Square campus locations.

NYU Welcome Week!

NYU Welcome Week begins tomorrow for all new students! Be sure to explore the extensive list of events and opportunities for you to get to know NYU, NYC, and your fellow students.


For events with an focus internationally and on international students check back for updates throughout the year.

For Welcome Week events that may be of specific interest to incoming international students, see more after the jump. And there will be daily updates with more details about events! Keep checking back!

(Remember, you can check the glossary for any acronyms or terms that are currently unfamiliar.)

Friday, August 23, 2013

REMINDER: MANDATORY CHECK-IN FOR NEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Don't forget to sign-up for and attend the Office of Global Services' mandatory check-in workshop. This is a requirement of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and must be completed by new F-1 and J-1 students.


To Bring:

  • Passport
  • I-94 Record
  • I-20 or DS-2019
  • Emergency Contact Information (for U.S. and abroad)
  • Your dependent's documents (if you have dependents)

Questions?