DEADLINE EXTENDED!!!!

2013 CAS International Photo Contest Deadline EXTENDED!

Did you go on an NYU International trip during the 2012-2013 school year?
Did you take pictures? -- We hope so!

Submit your photos to the 2013 CAS International Photo Contest!

Deadline for Submissions: 
Friday, April 26, 2013
Friday, April 22, 2013 

• Entry Forms
• Informational Flyer

10 winners will be selected and receive a $50 gift certificate.

Winning photos will be enlarged, framed, and displayed on the walls of Silver 907.

Details:

• Each student may submit a maximum of three photographs.
• Photos must be at least 5 inches by 7 inches large.
• Photos must be printed.
• Attach each photo to a separate entry form.
• Photos can be either film (e.g., 35mm) or digital (minimum 300 dpi)
  [The higher the resolution, the better it will look when enlarged.]
• Submit your entries to Academic Advisor, Brendan Rose, in the CAS Advising Center, Silver 905.

*We will request digital files (or negatives, if you're old-school) of winning photos at a later date.

Possible Themes:

 • Scenery • Landmarks • Local People at Work • Local People at Play • Student Exploration • Artistic Perspectives • Something New...

Questions? Contact Brendan Rose, Academic Advisor.

NYU - DC!

NYU Washington, DC is one of the newest away sites within the Global Network University. Our multi-use building is brand new and LEED certified with state-of-the-art classrooms, student residences, event space, and administrative offices. Our academic program offers coursework for a range of interests including Politics, Journalism and History majors. NYU Washington, DC supports students in procuring competitive internships with governmental and non-governmental agencies including the various national embassies, the White House and Senate Offices, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Hill newspaper, and the Phillips Gallery. 

Our student life team organizes exciting excursions and events that highlight the richness of the international and distinctly American culture of this unique city. Previous events include outings to museums (the Museum of Women in the Arts), neighborhood tours (U-Street area and Georgetown), and Gospel Brunch. NYU Washington DC has also launched a successful Alumni Mentoring Program and a partnership with the Global Language Network (non-credit language courses similar to Speaking Freely). For information on our exciting public events (including a recent luncheon with Martin Scorsese!), you can follow our Facebook page.

For questions about the NYU Washington, DC program, please contact Lauren Sinclair (Academics, lauren.sinclair@nyu.edu), Tom McIntyre (Internships, tom.mcintyre@nyu.edu), or Candice Clawson (Student Life, candice.clawson@nyu.edu).