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Neighbors
The Office of Government and Community Affairs (OGCA) is the University's primary liaison to the community. The Office fields questions, addresses concerns, and disseminates information on a variety of University topics, ranging from free and public events to updates on construction projects.
OGCA also builds partnerships with local community groups, BIDs, and nonprofits and collaborates on a number of events and programs open to the members of the NYU community as well as local residents.
For more information, please call 212.998.2400 or email community.affairs@nyu.edu.
NYU 2031: NYU in NYC
New York University would not exist without New York City. The University’s story is intertwined with the city’s story from the beginning. Its identity and community are inextricably bound to its home in Greenwich Village. Its successes mirror the city’s successes; its struggles, the city’s struggles. To determine what NYU will be in 2031 is first to embrace what New York City must be.
NYU 2031 aims to reflect the University's values in its physical presence. The plan addresses the university's call for more space, outlining a process that values its history, neighborhood, and community. How does it ensure progress and help keep its city livable and its neighborhoods strong?
Past Events
Capicu performs as part of the Hispanic Heritage Month event sponsored by NYU's Office of Government and Community Affairs.
Each semester, NYU's Office of Government and Community Affairs and Community Director of the Poe Room, Lois Rakoff, sponsors an event to celebrate the life of Edgar Allan Poe. Here, Alicia Lim showcases her artwork, inspired by Poe.
Announcements
One of the exciting free and public events upcoming at NYU
Take Charge of Your Health Today!
– A Community Health Forum
Thursday, June 14, 2012
9:30 am – 12:00 noon
NYU Global Center for Academic and Spiritual Life
238 Thompson Street, 5th Floor
New York University and VillageCare invite you to a panel discussion on individual health care issues affecting the greater community. Questions and answers will follow, and complimentary refreshments and health information materials will be provided.
Attendance is free and open to the public. Please RSVP online to the NYU Office of Civic Engagement or call (212) 992-7323.
Topics will include:
- Where to get help for setting and maintaining realistic goals for fitness and health
- How to improve communication between patients and health providers, and between patients and health insurance companies
- What resources are available in the community to help manage chronic illness
- How best to handle and get counseled on age-related health issues
- How to be your own best health advocate
The panel will feature:
- Tara A. Cortes, PhD, RN, FAAN Executive Director; NYU College of Nursing, Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing
- Connie Sixta, PhD, RN, MBA, Consultant
- Kenneth Stewart, MDiv, LMSW, Program Director, VillageCare Health Home
- Dr. Jonathan Whiteson, MD, Director of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, NYU Langone Medical Center, Rusk Insitute of Rehabilitation Medicine
NYU Community Passport
The Office of Government and Community Affairs delivers the Community Passport, a monthly electronic newsletter, and other periodic emails to keep neighbors up-to-date on the happenings and events at NYU!
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Free and Public Events
NYU's blogspot showcasing some of the many free and public events going on at the University! Check back every week for updates on free conferences, lectures, book signings, screenings, concerts, and more. We hope to see you soon!
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