Tuesday, September 15 @ 5 - 7PM
Kimmel Center, The Center Lounge Room 806
60 Washington Square South
An opportunity to meet and greet with other lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students, faculty and staff of color and their allies. Come join us in celebrating the beginning of the new year! Light refreshments will be served.

Wednesday, September 16 @ 10AM - 5PM
Kimmel Center, The Center Lounge Room 806
60 Washington Square South
Get Tested! Free & Confidential. Sponsored by the NYU HIV Testing Initiative. OraSure (oral) method-no blood! Free testing is available for current NYU students only. Refreshments will be provided.

Contact:: Mark Carolino at mark.carolino@nyu.edu.

Friday, September 18, 1 -3PM
Kimmel Center, Room 903
60 Washington Square South
Join other students that have children. Find out about resources, support groups and other ways to manage your roles as both student and parent.

Contact:: Chima Ogbuokiri Chima.Ogbuokiri@stern.nyu.edu

Thursday, September 24, 6-7:30PM
Kimmel Center, Room 405
60 Washington Square South
Speaker: Maaza Mengiste, Language Lecture, Faculty of Arts & Science
Allows for informal conversations between faculty and graduate students of color over dinner. The theme encourages faculty to share their research and provide “tips” and other advice to graduate students through their own expertise or shared experience. Each monthly dinner focuses on a different topic and all members of the university community are welcome to attend. This event is in partnership with the Office of Graduate Student Life at the Student Resource Center.

RSVP:: Erica Morales Erica.Morales@nyu.edu

Do you enjoy talking to people about NYU? The Graduate Life Office is looking for graduate campus tour guides for Fall 2009. Tours are offered on Fridays at noon and guides are required to be available from 11:30am to 1:30pm. If interested, please send a cover letter and resume to Kim via e-mail.

Contact:: Kim Yu KimYu@nyu.edu

The NYU Abu Dhabi Admissions Team is looking to hire graduate students to assist with recruitment efforts, including conducting on-campus info sessions and talking in one-on-one situations with prospective applicants and their families. The preference is for first year graduate students (with the hope they will work for two years) and we are especially interested in students who also completed their undergraduate degrees at NYU because a familiarity with NYU undergraduate programs will be a huge asset. Applications will only be accepted through Wasserman CareerNet under the listing for "Graduate Student Ambassador."

URL::http://www.nyu.edu/careerdevelopment/careernet_login.php