"The inaugural NYU Global Engagement Symposium will be held in the Kimmel
Center for University Life. In an interconnected global network that
sees internationally focused student achievement at NYU span six
continents and many of the world's most dynamic cities, the symposium is
a nexus for a diverse body of undergraduate student presenters to come
together and share their accomplishments in global engagement.
Participants will gain valuable experience fostering global
conversations in a formal conference setting, as well as demonstrate the
many ways NYU's global network can be utilized to achieve goals in
independent research and personal development."
Support CAS student presenters!
Brian Nelson (CAS) & Ahmed Alif (Steinhardt) - 11:40am - 12:05pm - Rm 804
Using Survey Methods to
Analyze Behaviors and Thoughts of Undocumented Immigrants
and their Financial Activities: A Quantitative
Psychological Proposal
Bryan and fellow student Ahmed Alif examined the
psychological states of undocumented immigrants in the New
York metropolitan area and how these mental states correlate
to tax contributions.
Maegan Vazquez (CAS) 12:05pm - 12:30pm - Rm 804
Globalizing Campus Media: How a News Seminar and a
Government Shutdown Fostered a Worldwide Writing Initiative
Hear about the opportunities available at NYU Washington,
DC, and Maegan’s creation of a foreign correspondents program
for NYUlocal.com, for which she is currently the national
editor.
Emma Pliskin (CAS) 12:30pm - 12:55pm - Rm 804
International Influence on Ghana's Healthcare:
Implications of the Millennium Development Goals
Explore the paradoxes Emma discovered during her time at
NYU Accra that arise while attempting to apply the UN’s
Millennium Development Goals to the Ghanaian healthcare
system.
Friday, November 21st
Kimmel, 8th Floor
