| Academic Announcements & Events
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Pop-up Advising TablingWednesday, March 19 | 3:30PM - 4:30PM | 3F Magnolia House | No RSVP Required
Stop by our Pop-Up Advising Station to learn about major and minor declarations, course planning, and academic pathways. Grab helpful handouts and connect with advisors ready to support you.
Recruiting Counselor for Migrant Youth Summer CampApply by March 23 | Read More
Make a difference this summer as a counselor at NYU Shanghai’s Summer Camp for Migrant Youth. You’ll learn about adolescent social-emotional development, guide, and mentor youth, and facilitate engaging activities. It’s a chance to learn, grow, and be part of something truly meaningful. A stipend and free housing are provided.
Spring Major Exploration Starting March 24! Join us for the Spring 2025 Major Exploration where you can learn different major requirements and gain insights from faculty and/or upper-class students. Each session will feature a 60-minute faculty panel and a 30-minute Mix&Mingle for individual Q&As.
- Business, Economics, and IMB
Monday, March 24 | 6PM - 7:30PM | E903-904 | RSVP - Biology, Chemistry, Math/Honors Math, Neural Science, and Physics
Tuesday, March 25 | 4PM - 5:30PM | E903-904 | RSVP - CS, DS, and Engineering
Wednesday, March 26 | 6PM - 7:30PM | E903-904 | RSVP - Global China Studies, Humanities, Social Science, and IMA
Thursday, March 27 | 4PM - 5:30PM | E903-904 | RSVP
Undergraduate Research Symposium: Save the Date!
Charting Your Path
Saturday, April 19 | Application Deadline: Monday, March 17, 11:59 PM, CST
Charting Your Path is a one-day event run by the Global Awards office. We would like to provide this valuable and unique opportunity to sophomores to make the most of your study-away year and articulate your strengths in applications for fellowships, research opportunities, and diverse career paths. Summer Sessions 2025Session I: May 26 - July 4 & Session II: July 7 - August 15, 2025
Are you interested in earning more credits this summer? Two in-person 6-week summer sessions are offered where you can take up to 8 credits per session. See the course offerings on the website or in Albert. Contact your Academic Advisor to lift your hold before enrolling. Questions? Contact shanghai.summer@nyu.edu.
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Academic Skills WorkshopsHow to Reflect and Improve (with AI)Monday, March 17 | 4PM - 4:30PM | N203 | RSVP
Do you want to become more mindful? Come learn how to use guided reflections and insight from your experiences to inform your next steps, and how AI could be a helpful tool in this process. How to Ask Good QuestionsTuesday, March 18 | 1:30PM - 2PM | S307 | RSVP
What are the traits of a good question? And how do you think on the spot to develop impromptu question-asking skills? Come learn strategies and practices for developing questions that will get you insightful answers. ARC Drop-in Session: Join Our Write-In!
Wednesday, March 19 | 5:30PM - 7PM | EB229 | RSVP
This is a low-pressure, designated space where you can work on your writing-related assignments. ARC Fellows will also be available for support on brainstorming, revision, and other types of questions. Feel free to come in and leave at any time. Please bring an assignment to this session!
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CSDSE PhD Research SpotlightCost-competitiveness Analysis of Mobile Chargers in an Electric Vehicle Parking and Charging System
Tuesday, March 18 | 4PM - 5PM | S303 | RSVP
Meet PhD student Yanling Deng in our PhD Research Spotlight series! She will use advanced models to compare the cost-effectiveness and performance of mobile versus fixed chargers, exploring key challenges like EV dwell time and charging facility utilization. Language-related EventsChinese Conversation Night, Elementary to Intermediate Level
Tuesday, March 18 | 5PM - 6PM | W629 | RSVPAll Chinese speakers in elementary and intermediate levels are invited to join!
Korean Conversation Lunch
Thursday, March 20 | 11:30AM - 12:30PM | SB232 | RSVP
For all Korean speakers and anyone who wants to learn.
Checking Citations: Perfecting the Small DetailsTuesday, March 18 | 6PM - 7PM | W507 | RSVP
You might have heard reminders to "check your citations" or "use a citation guide", but how does that actually work? What are you actually looking for? In this hands-on workshop, we'll start with pre-generated citations and check them for accuracy, step-by-step. Join us to build your citation skills! Anti-systematic Aesthetics in Chinoiserie and Turquerie
Wednesday, March 19 | 5:15PM - 6:30PM | E303 | RSVP
Join us to explore global trade, cultural hybridity, and artistic innovation in the 17th–18th centuries. Professor Wen Jin examines how Chinoiserie and Turquerie reflect tensions between modernity and anti-systemic aesthetics, revealing how “shapeshifting” identities challenged boundaries and foreshadowed today’s pluralism through art, literature, and history.
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| Vitalisms
Opening reception: Thursday, March 20 | 4PM - 7PM | Exhibition duration: Thursday, March 20 - Saturday, June 14 | ICA Gallery | No RSVP Required | More InformationVitalisms is an exhibition-as-experiment initiating a long-term research and education project on the "historicity" and "value" of contemporary painting in China. By gathering seven artists and focusing on figurative paintings made recently, Vitalisms asks: How are they situated in history? Could we anticipate their historicization as documents of collective memory in the future?
Stern at NYUAD One-year Full-time MBA Info SessionThursday, March 27 | 5PM - 6PM | E402 | RSVPDreaming in Mandarin: Writing and Publishing in a Foreign Language Book Reading by Alessandro Ceschi
Wednesday, April 9 | 6:15PM - 7:15PM | W629 | RSVP
The reading will feature Alessandro Ceschi reading from his book “Dreaming in Mandarin,” his memoir written in Mandarin and winner of the 2024 Douban Book Awards. The reading will be in Mandarin (English translation provided), and the talk will be in English, followed by a Q&A session. Non Trivial Pursuits Trivia Night
Wednesday, April 17 | 6:15PM - 7:15PM | W629 | RSVP
This year, we’re mixing things up! Teams of four—a mix of faculty and students—will compete across multiple rounds of trivia, testing their knowledge, teamwork, and quick thinking. Whether you're in it to win or just for fun, there will be prizes, snacks, and plenty of laughs along the way!
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