Exploring Health Careers: Student Perspective Series

The Preprofessional Advising Center invites all undergraduate prehealth students to an event designed for you to hear from current students and recent graduates of professional programs in a variety of health-related disciplines. We understand that some of the most trusted advice is peer-to-peer, and we are excited to present this element to you!

Speakers will talk about their educational background, the application process for their professional program, and current educational experience. Q&A and refreshments to follow!

Next Up:
Public Health, Physical Therapy (PT), Occupational Therapy (OT), Speech Therapy, and Social Work student experience
TONIGHT, 7-8 PM

Heights Alumni Lounge, Silver Center First Floor

* Light refreshments provided *

RSVP: prehealth@nyu.edu

Workshops Hosted by the ULC

Academic Skills Workshop – Finals Prep!
Finals are quickly approaching. Are you ready? Prepare for final exams and papers with the help of students who have been through it before! You’ll hear about ways to manage your time and effectively prioritize your study load from the ULC’s Academic Coaches and Learning Assistants. Our goal is to have you leave this workshop with your own study plan for finals in place.

This workshop will be offered twice; 60 – 75 minutes. NO RSVP required.
Monday, April 23, 5:00pm, WST SB-22
Tuesday, April 24, 2:00pm, WST SB-22

Writing a Final Paper: Analyzing the Text to Develop Your Thesis

Are you stuck on your final paper? Having a hard time developing a thesis or confused about analyzing the literature? This workshop is designed for students in literature-based courses (English, Texts & Ideas) who need to practice close reading skills to formally analyze a text to write a paper. You can apply the skills you learn to the text you’re working with in order to develop your own thesis to write your final paper.

This workshop will be offered four times. 45 minutes. CLICK TO RVSP
Monday, April 23, 12:30pm, ULC @ UHall
Tuesday, April 24, 12:30pm, ARC LL05
Wednesday, April 25, 5:00pm, ULC @ UHall
Thursday, April 26, 5:00pm, ULC @ ARC

Science Finals Study Slams


90 minutes. (No RSVP required, except for Bio Bits)
Gen Chem I – Week of 4/30 (during PT sessions)
Gen Chem II – Monday, May 7, 6:30pm, Silver 713
Organic Chem I – Tuesday, May 8, 6:30pm, Silver 206
Organic Chem II - (Prof. Jones’s sections) – Wednesday, May 9, TBD

Study Slams for May 4th Exam
Wednesday, May 2, 6:30pm, Silver 405
Tuesday, May 1, 12:30-1:45pm - Commuter Students
Organic Chem II (Prof. Braunschweig’s sections) – Wednesday, May 9. TBD
General Physics II – Tuesday, May 8, 6:30pm, Silver 401

Principles of Biology II – Bio Bits! 60 minutes. RSVP Now!

Diversity: Plants & Intro to Ecology

Final Review (Click of RVSP)

Monday, Apr 30, 6:30-7:30pm ARC LL-05
Monday, May 7, 5:30pm, 19 W. 4th Street, Rm 102
Wednesday, May 2, 5:00-6:00pm ARC LL-03
Wednesday, May 9, 5:00pm, TBD
Thursday, May 3, 6:30-7:30pm ARC LL-01
Thursday, May 10, 6:30pm, TBD

Also at the ULC...
Attend our walk-in hours for individualized, one-to-one tutoring and assistance in your classes. See our schedule here!
Check our website for our full list of workshops including Calculus, Economics, Languages and More!
Interested in working at the ULC? Click here for more details!

NYU School of Medicine @ OP

MAPSS Event: TODAY!!!

The Minority Association of Pre-Med and Science Students Presents:

Title: On the Shoulders of Giants: A Student's Story of the Path to Medical School and All of the Important Stops on the Way
With Special Guest Speaker Utibe Essien, NYU Alumnus and Third Year Student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Date: Monday, April 23

Time: 5 to 6:30pm

Location: Global Center Room GC269

"On the Shoulders of Giants" is a meeting dedicated to welcoming back Utibe Essien, NYU MAPSS Alum and Third Year Student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Utibe will share the story of his path to medical school from freshman year at NYU to his fourth year at Albert Einstein. He'll speak on the resources, internships, shadowing opportunities, and strategies that helped him the most. He'll also speak on the role MAPSS (formerly the BSSO) played in his life while he was an Undergrad at NYU. As we set out to reinvigorate MAPSS in the future, Utibe will share his knowledge on what objectives we should hold on to and what new goals we should adopt. With his knowledge, everyone in attendance will undoubtedly go on to do GREAT THINGS. Be sure to attend!

Link to facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/events/126199220845445/?context=create

NYU: Reaching Out program

The NYU: Reaching Out program seeks to expose students to higher education and empower them to become confident, college-bound young women. The program consists of monthly workshops--past workshop topics include "Identity," "Researching Our College Option," and "What is Beauty?: Self-Esteem." We have been connecting students to NYU faculty, students from different colleges and motivational speakers.



Interested?

We have a series of information sessions held at the Gallatin Student Lounge (Rm. 522). Stop by to hear more about our organization!

When:Wednesday, April 25 at 12pm 

Friday, April 27 at 3pm



You can also reach us at nyu.reachingout@gmail.com for information on how to apply to become a mentor! Nyu Reaching Out