Are You Thinking About Graduate School?

If yes, please join NYU faculty, staff, and current graduate students for upcoming panel discussions on graduate school preparation, program selection and application, academic expectations in graduate school, and professional opportunities following a Master's or PhD program.  

RSVP here 

Silver Center, 31 Washington Place

Jurow Hall (ground floor)

Panel: Graduate School in the Natural Sciences
Monday, October 27, 5:00pm-6:00pm

Panel: Graduate School in the Humanities
Thursday, November 13, 5:00pm-6:00pm

Meet the University Learning Center Staff!

Wednesday, September 3
Academic Resource Center (ARC)
18 Washington Place, Lower Level
Drop by between 6pm and 8pm!

ULC @ ARC Overview – LL01

• Science at the ULC
• General Chemistry PTs
• Bio Bits vs. Bio PTs
• Other Science PTs

Overview repeats every 20 minutes.

ULC @ UHall Overview – LL05

• Math and Econ Tutoring
• Writing Center vs. ULC Writing
• Conversation Circles
• Academic Skills Workshops

Overview repeats every 20 minutes.

ULC Study Rooms: Tour our space and meet our Learning Assistants (peer tutors)!

Tutoring begins at noon on Monday, September 8.

Prehealth Orientation Sessions

Thinking About a Career in Health Care?

 

"Acceptance into a professional program – whether medicine, veterinary science, dentistry or allied health – requires more than just a strong academic performance in select science courses. A prehealth advisor can work with you to design a plan blending your career aspirations, undergraduate pursuits, and personal strengths so that you can succeed as a well-rounded candidate. We encourage you to inform yourself of the opportunities and demands of the healthcare field by reviewing this website and utilizing the resources and personalized advising available in the Preprofessional Advising Center.

Our email listserv will keep you up-to-date on volunteer opportunities, research positions, and community service projects. We also offer programming on careers in the health professions, writing the personal statement, and the health professional school interview process. Stop by our office during our daily walk-in hours or make an appointment to discuss where your liberal arts education can take you."

Attend one of our upcoming orientation sessions to learn more about this opportunity:

Prehealth Orientation (LS) Thursday, Aug 28

10 AM - 12 PM in Silver 520

Prehealth Orientation (CAS transfers), Thursday, Aug 28

2 - 3 PM in Silver 401

Prehealth Orientation (CAS) Thursday, Aug 28 

3 - 4:30 PM in Hemmerdinger

Prehealth Orientation (CAS), Friday, Aug 29

3 - 4:30 PM in Hemmerdinger

 

Prehealth Program

Center for Multicultural Education and Programs

NYU CMEP enhances the NYU experience by fostering a more inclusive, aware and socially just community. CMEP accomplishes this by:

• Fostering DIALOGUE that explores issues of identity, diversity and social justice.
• Supporting the diverse NYU COMMUNITY in their personal, professional and academic lives.
• Creating educational initiatives and campus-wide programming that ENGAGE the NYU community.
• Cultivating allies and advocates to create and promote positive CHANGE.

Upcoming events:

Practical Matters for International Students

General Information

Aug 28, 11:00 am

Kimmel 808

Academic Life in the U.S.

Adapting to the US academic system

Aug 28, 3:00 pm

Kimmel 909

Fall Open House

Celebrate the new school year!

Sept 4, 4:30 pm

Kimmel 804/805

And much more!

Visit the website for further information! 

CMEP 

... Next Stop NYU ...

 

Welcome Week at NYU Washington Square is coming up - have you planned out your week?!  

"Our 'Welcome' programs occur at the start of both the Fall and Spring semesters and are intended for new first year and transfer students, as well as students visiting NYU Washington Square.  Our visiting or 'transitioning' population, includes (but is not limited to) participants in Fall and/or Spring in New York, Paths to Peace, Spring at Tisch, Global Liberal Studies students and NYU Abu Dhabi students who may be studying at Washington Square for a semester.  

At the start of the Fall semester, we invite students new to NYU Washington Square to join us for Fall Welcome Week; in the Spring, we offer Spring at the Square.  Both Welcome Week and Spring at the Square are designed to help you in your transition by complementing any required school or program orientations, advising sessions or other activities."

#NYUWelcomeWeek

Starting August 24th

Welcome Week Overview

Fall Schedule

   

 

Special Edition: Registration

The love of learning, the sequestered nooks,

All the sweet serenity of books.

                                         - H.W. Longfellow

Registration is fast approaching, and here are some quick reminders, resources, and information to help you be prepared and ready to go. Fall 2013 Registration Appointments begin April 22, 2013.

Helpful Websites

        •  Morse Academic Plan (MAP Courses)                     •  CAS Majors & Minors

        •  CAS Advising                                                          •  Course Search

        •  Registration Worksheets (very helpful for planning your semester & year)

Do you know where to find you registration appointment time?

Login to your Albert Student Center > There is a box on the right side of the screen titled "Enrollment Dates". The day and time listed there is when you will be eligible to start registering for class. Don't forget to meet with your advisor before you assigned time to be cleared to register.

While the CAS Advising Office is always there to answer questions and help you navigate the NYU system, it is important to know who can clear you for registration.

Note: If you have to go through your major department, check in with them. Every department does registration differently.

Questions?

Come to CAS Advising
Walk-In Hours:
Mon-Fri, 10 am-4 pm
(Wed., hours end at 2 pm)

[Event] Media & Asian Globalization: China and India, 1977-Present

Friday, March 29, 2013 | 2:15-7:30 pm
Saturday, March 30, 2013 | 9:15 am-4:45 pm
Michelson Theater, 721 Broadway, 6th Floor

• Conference Schedule
• RSVP

The extraordinary growth of China and India over the past three decades, involving the two most populous countries in the world, has set in motion a process of social change that, in its scale and speed, is without parallel in recorded history. The roughly contemporaneous entry of China and India into a period of rapid capitalist growth and market consumption offers important questions for humanistic inquiry. This symposium seeks to engage in productive conversations from trans-Asian and trans-media perspectives, as well as investigate the historical conditions from which the reform-era cultural productions arise and cross borders of one kind of another.

Cosponsored by Global Research Initiatives, NYU Provost; Cinema Studies, Tisch School of the Arts; The Humanities Initiative at NYU; Department of Media, Culture and Communication, NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development.