Undergraduate Research Symposium: Open Now!
The Spring 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium is now open for applications! The event will be on Friday, May 10 from 5-7:30 PM. This is your chance to showcase your research achievements to all community members. All DURF projects, capstone projects, research projects from courses, Dean’s Service Scholars (DSS), Study Away programs, and other research done under faculty guidance at NYU Shanghai are welcome! Participate in the event, interact with the faculty judges in your discipline, and explore your research interests and learning motivation! Contact shanghai.academicassociates@nyu.edu with any questions. Storytelling for Community and Communication Saturday, March 16 | 9AM - 9PM | RSVP by March 8
How might storytelling—a universal human activity—allow us to build unique connections across culture and difference? Through guidance and activities, this Saturday retreat to Heartland Farm on Chongming Island will help you explore the power of narrative and how different storytelling practices can be used to build meaningful community and authentic connection.
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HKUST (Guangzhou) Graduate Programs Info SessionMonday, March 4, 5PM | E403 | RSVP
Discover diverse graduate programs and connect with esteemed faculty members at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) . This would be a great opportunity to learn about various graduate programs offered by HKUST (Guangzhou), meet and connect with their faculty members, and ask any questions you might have! Pre-health: Medical School ApplicationFor those who need to request a Committee Letter in Spring 2024 preceding a summer 2024 medical school application, please fill out this form by next Thursday, March 7 so that the university can prepare to support you in important next steps. Design Thinking: Study Away for Social ImpactWednesday, March 6 | 5PM - 6PM | W309 Career Hub | RSVPJoin the 'Design Thinking: Study Away for Social Impact' workshop at the 2024 I AM LIMITLESS Conference. Discover tools for self-exploration, investigate local issues, and engage in field research. Learn how to apply design thinking principles to identify and tackle community challenges, and develop actionable plans to integrate social impact into your study abroad experience. Global Awards: Charting Your PathApplication Deadline: Friday, March 15 | Application Link
Info Session: Thursday, March 7 | 5PM - 5:30PM | RSVP
Looking to pursue advanced research, service, or leadership goals? Charting Your Path is a one-day course designed to help highly motivated sophomores prepare for potential future fellowship applications and gain clarity in charting their next two years at NYU Shanghai. Spring Major ExplorationUndecided about your academic path? Curious about how to connect your interests and goals with your major choice(s)? Join us for the Spring 2024 Major Exploration Panels during the week of March 19 - 22th where you can learn different major requirements and gather first-hand information from faculty members and upper-class students. Each session will feature a 60-minute faculty panel talk followed by a 30-minute Mix & Mingle for individual Q&As. - CS, DS, Engineering, IMA, and IMB
Tuesday, March 19, 6:30PM - 8PM, E901-E902 - Global China Studies, Humanities, and Social Science
Wednesday, March 20, 4PM - 5:30PM, E901-E902 - Math/Honors Math, Neural Science, and Natural Sciences
Thursday, March 21, 4PM - 5:30PM, E901-E902 - Business and Economics
Friday, March 22, 4PM - 5:30PM, E901-E902
Study Away MixerThursday, March 21 | 6PM - 8PM | Magnolia House (East 3F)
In collaboration with Student Government and The Office of Student Mobility, the Academic Advising Office is planning to hold a mixer for students to learn more information about specific study away sites from students’ perspective. We would like to collect the questions you have about the study away program (academic, visa, culture, internship opportunities, living costs, etc.), and we can address your questions during the event. Summer 2024 Class RegistrationSession I: May 21 - June 28, 2024 | Session II: July 1 - August 9, 2024
The registration for summer classes is still open. See the Undergraduate Summer Sessions website or in Albert for a full list of courses. We strongly recommend that you enroll as soon as possible to secure your seat. Please contact your Academic Advisor to clear your hold for registration. Questions? Email shanghai.summer@nyu.edu.
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| Academic Resource Center Workshops
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Writing WorkshopTypes of Writing - Essays and Their StructuresTuesday, March 5 | 6:30PM-7:30PM | S212 | RSVP here
From narrative to persuasive, comparative to analytical…The list of essay types goes on and on! Join us to learn about types of essays and their structures in different contexts, something that is important for enhancing your writing! Also, get your writing questions answered during our Q&A with Professor Yan Wang!
Academic Skills Coaching Workshop (Leadership) Managing Group ChallengesMonday, March 4 | 6PM - 6:30PM | NB108 | RSVP here
As we work with others in groups - it's common to encounter conflicts and other challenging dynamics and situations! Join us as we discuss ways to resolve, manage, and work with others, in spite of different opinions and other challenges. Academic Skills Coaching Workshop (Personal Skills) Study StrategiesTuesday, March 5 | 6PM - 6:30PM | EB227 | RSVP here
Taking an exam can feel really hard, but we're here to support you! Join us as we discuss good study strategies for taking various tests and exams. We'll consider ways to revise effectively for upcoming midterm examinations across various courses, and ways to seek our support from others. March Writing and Speaking Skills WorkshopsCheck out the poster to learn about the Writing and Speaking Skills Workshops offered by the ARC in March and RSVP on Engage! Academic Skills MentorshipConversation Circles Interest FormThe ARC Academic Skills Mentorship is looking into starting a series of conversation circles, where students can practice their conversational English skills while meeting and getting to know other students! To indicate your interest - please complete this form by Thursday, March 7.
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Library WorkshopsAI & aUthority: AI and Citations DiscussionMonday, March 4, 2:30PM - 3:30PM | Visualization Lab, W516 | RSVP
Using Gen AI Tools for ResearchTuesday, March 5, 2:30PM - 3:30PM | Interdisciplinary Digital Research Lab, N507 | RSVP
Uplifting Development: Integrating OpenAI GPT and Open source LLM Models into Development WorkflowsWednesday, March 6, 2:30PM - 3:30PM | Visualization Lab, W516 | RSVPAI & YOU: Roleplay-based Discussion in Extended RealityThursday, March 7, 2:30PM - 3:30PM | Visualization Lab, W516 | RSVP
Friday, March 8, 2:30PM - 3:30PM | Visualization Lab, W516 | RSVPLanguage EventsChinese Language in Context: A Special Chinese Conversation NightWednesday, March 6 | 4PM - 5PM | World Languages Lounge W629 | RSVP
We're excited to unite faculty from the Chinese Language Program and Global China Studies for discussions on four captivating themes:城市与建筑 (Cities and Architecture), 文学与历史 (Literature and History), 信仰与宗教 (Belief and Religion), and 改变与成长 (Change and Growth). Join us to engage with experts, explore China-related studies, and discover the interplay between language learning and specialized research. Whether you're a novice or expert, seize this opportunity to connect, converse, and deepen your understanding of Chinese language in the global arena. K-pop Group Singing CompetitionThursday, March 14, 5PM | EB220 | RSVP
Make a group of 2-4 to participate in a singing competition. Compete for the highest score on the Karaoke machine!
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Research and Life Lessons SeriesImproving Personalization with Generative Models & Tips for Undergraduate ResearchWednesday, March 6 | 11:30AM - 12:30PM | E402 | RSVP
Join us for a seminar with Prof. Hongyi Wen, where we will explore the challenges in building personalization systems with generative models. Prof. Wen will also share his experiences working with undergraduate students an provide some tips for those who are interested in undergraduate research. ACM Student Chapter Member Recruitment Thursday, March 7 | 4PM - 5PM | E402 | RSVP
Join NYUSH ACM Student Chapter's recruitment session on March 7th! Seeking passionate individuals in Computer Science, Data Science, and Engineering. Explore workshops, training programs, and competitions like ICPC. Meet officers, play a text-based game, and connect with fellow innovators. Creative Meet Up: Worries and HopesThursday, March 7 | 11: 30AM - 12:30PM | 4th Floor Lounge, East Hall | Drop-in
Join us for a one-hour drop-in workshop where you can voice your worries, hopes, and dreams in a safe and creative way. We will collect these ‘Gen Z’ moments and get back to you with replies and responses from older adults based on their life experiences. It will be a dialogue across space and generations!
IMAG005: LLMscapeMarch 8, 1PM opening, March 8 - March 13 | IMA Gallery (N306)
Join us on a journey through LLMscape, a multimodal exploration that harnesses Large Language Models (LLMs) alongside physical interactions to render abstract climate narratives tangible to the public. Within this experience, participants can explore sand table terrains and witness the islands' vibrancy through a dynamic projected panorama. This installation addresses the disconnect between human perception and climate realities, creating access to distant and muted habitats. By combining LLMs with physical embodiment, LLMscape invites contemplation on the synergies between technological agency and the palpable realities of our evolving habitat. Institute of Contemporary Arts: Scriptorium
Saturday, 16 March, 3PM - 6PM | Saturday, 13 April, 1PM - 3PM | Saturday, 1 June, 3PM - 6PM
As part of the exhibition École du soir, Christian Nyampeta co-convenes a “ scriptorium” working group to collectively translate a text on “thinking Africa” into Chinese. Open sessions invite the public to experiment with other methods of translation through movement, performance, storytelling, and other creative expressions. Registration is required. Hundred River Review Call for SubmissionsDeadline: April 1, 2024
NYU Shanghai’s journal of student writing, The Hundred River Review, seeks art and photography submissions for our 2023-2024 volume. Selected artists will be fully credited. Submit via this form. We will not accept AI submissions.
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