*Events marked with ✈️ are part of the AA Passport program. Students can collect stickers at these events.
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January Term 2025 Class Registration
These 2-credit courses are offered during the upcoming January Term from January 6-17, 2025.
- ART-SHU 223 Site and Situation: Social Space and Public Art, taught by Monika Lin.
- INTM-SHU 239 Digital Fabrication, taught by Rodolfo Cossovich.
You can get your J-term registration hold cleared by your Academic Advisor and directly enroll in Albert.
AA Passport program: Grand Prize & Feedback
Have you collected 20 stickers from 5 out of 7 different offices over the course of the Fall 2024 semester? Regardless of whether you participated in this program, we truly value your experience with the AA Passport Program and want to hear from you! Please take a moment to fill out our feedback survey and get a chance to win a prize!
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Harvard Kennedy School Master’s Programs Info SessionMonday, December 2 | 6PM - 7PM | W309 | RSVP
Interested in pursuing a master’s degree at Harvard Kennedy School? Join us for an exciting session with Ruibi Wang, Assistant Director of Admissions & Financial Aid at Harvard Kennedy School. Don’t miss this chance to get insider tips and have your questions answered! NYU Tandon M.S. Management of TechnologyGlobal Opportunities (Shanghai/London - NYC) WebinarTuesday, December 3 | 8PM - 9PM | Online | RSVP
Join our Global M.S. Management of Technology (MOT) Webinar to explore the London-NYC and Shanghai-NYC programs, hear from faculty and admissions, get your questions answered, and learn about the next steps in the admissions process! Reimagining DiasporaHow Filmmaking Presents New Perspectives on MigrationWednesday, December 4 | 9:45AM - 11AM | W516 | RSVP by December 2
Discover how filmmaking reimagines migration! Join us for a screening of The Little Violinist and an inspiring talk by award-winning director and screenwriter Yang Wang. Explore new perspectives on diaspora through the lens of cinema! Submit Your Creative Original Work to Confluence
Priority Deadline: January 15; Final Deadline: February 15 | Submit Your Work Confluence is NYUSH’s journal of creative writing and arts, showcasing exemplary work by students at NYU Shanghai. Submit your work for a chance to be published! Original creative work in any genre, medium, and language is welcomed, including poetry, fiction, nonfiction, artist statement, photography, visual artwork, and more!
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As the semester comes to a close, it’s time to gear up for finals! Our December workshops are designed to help you prepare effectively and succeed in GPS, EAP, and/or your final papers. Don’t miss the opportunity to finish the semester strong!
✈️ Academic Skills WorkshopHow to build and sustain relationships with faculty/staff (Part 3)Monday, December 2 | 4:30PM - 5PM | N203 | RSVP
Tuesday, December 3 | 1PM - 1:30PM | N203 | RSVP
Come learn with ARC fellows, and peers on how to connect with faculty and staff at NYU Shanghai and sustain relationships through office hours, email writing, and various formal and informal contexts. We will cover conversation starters, possible topics to talk about, and the benefits of mentorship! ✈️ Tackling Synthesis QuestionsMonday, December 2 | 5:30PM - 6:30PM | S221 | RSVP
Come learn about and practice synthesis questions in preparation for the final exam. We will discuss what elements go into your answers and how to organize your writing. This workshop is only open to EAP students. ✈️ ARC-GPS Final Project Workshop: Posters 101Wednesday, December 4 | 5PM - 5:30PM | N203 | RSVP
Thursday, December 5 | 1PM - 1:30PM | N203 | RSVP
Come to either of these 30-minute workshops to learn about best practices for academic poster-making and how to avoid common mistakes from last year's GPS posters. There will be short activities designed to help you get started/progress on planning your posters. Wednesday, December 4 | 5:30PM - 6:30PM | S307 | RSVP
Working on your essay and hoping to improve it through revision? In this workshop, we'll go over some revision strategies, like reverse outlining. Then, we will have dedicated workshopping time to apply the strategies to your essays. Please bring your writing assignment to the workshop! ✈️ EAP Final Presentation PracticeFriday, December 6 | 12PM - 3PM | 4F East Hall | RSVP
Come practice and receive feedback as we head into finals week. You will have the opportunity to also work on and ask questions about presentation structure, delivery, PowerPoint visuals, and more! This workshop is open to EAP students only. ✈️ GPS Final Project Work + Test Run Space
Monday, December 9 | 5PM - 7PM | N202 | RSVP
Drop into N202 anytime between 5-7PM on Monday, Dec. 9! There will be basic arts & crafts supplies (markers, tape, glue, scissors, construction paper, etc.) and whiteboards/tables on which to practice arranging your projects. ARC fellows will also be available for support with writing and/or practicing your oral poster presentations.
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CSDSE EventsConnected and Autonomous Vehicles: Challenges and Opportunities to Improve Mobility and Safety in the United StatesMonday, December 2 | 12PM - 1PM | E302 | RSVP
Join us for a talk by Dr. Camille Kamga, Director of the University Transportation Research Center (UTRC) and Professor of Civil Engineering at the City University of New York. He will share insights on how connected and autonomous vehicle technologies will transform our lives, as well as the challenges and opportunities they bring to the transportation system. Research and Life Lessons Series: Batch vs. Streaming vs. Unified Processing in Big Data & Tips for Landing a Big Data Job
Wednesday, December 4 | 11:30AM - 12:30PM | E303 | RSVP
Join us for a seminar with Prof. Xiang Liu, who will talk about the challenges of managing separate batch and streaming data pipelines, including the complexity of maintaining multiple codebases and implementation efforts. She will also share some tips for getting hands-on experience to land a big data job. Computer Vision: A Journey of Pursuing 3D World Understanding
Friday, December 6 | 10AM - 11AM | W516 | RSVP
Join us for a talk by Dr. Xiaoming Liu, the MSU Foundation Professor, and Anil and Nandita Jain Endowed Professor at Michigan State University (MSU). He will share insights into advancing 3D world understanding, covering topics like 3D reconstruction, depth estimation, and applications in biometrics, autonomous driving, and digital human modeling. Dr. Liu will also discuss recent research in anti-deepfake technology and AI-generated content for vision tasks. Conversation with Nobel Laureate Robert Engle and Dr. Marianne EngleTuesday, December 3 | 4:30PM - 5:30PM | S308 | RSVP
Join us for an engaging dialogue with distinguished economist and Nobel laureate Robert Engle and Dr. Marianne Engle, moderated by Executive Director of Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai Zhou Xin.
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Economics Research Seminar SeriesAI Capability Formation and “Data Diplomacy”: Lessons from the Energy Industry - Godofredo Ramizo Jr. (Nanyang Technical University, Singapore)Wednesday, December 4 | 1PM - 2:15PM | S825 | No RSVP Required
Building AI capabilities is critical for firms, yet little is known about their micro-foundations. This study examines anomaly-detection AI models for a coal power plant. It highlights "data diplomacy" – the strategic capability to muster support for AI building in ways that internalise stakeholders’ temporal work and the consequences arising from the nature of data – and contributes to the micro-foundations of AI capability formation.
Multilingual Conversation NightWednesday, December 4 | 5PM - 6PM | W629 | RSVPCreativity + Innovation Week
C+I Week is a week-long city-wide festival that showcases the unique intersection of innovative education, experiential learning, and social impact igniting across NYU Shanghai.
Climate Art ProjectArt, Science and Climate Social Justice
Thursday, December 5 | 1PM - 2PM | N306 | More Information
Andrea Conte, a visual artist with a PhD in Environmental Engineering, works between art, science and climate justice. Can visual art contribute to foster radical imagination and to envision possible scenarios for ecological futures? In this talk, Andrea will start from a theoretical framework, showing examples and open questions from the last decade of his art production.
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Visual Arts EventsFree Exhibition Visit at RONGZHAIThursday December 5 | 3PM | Prada Rongzhai | More Information | RSVP
Presented by NYU SHANGHAI VISUAL ARTS, We are excited to offer free tickets to the Prada Rongzhai's exhibition featuring Li Shuang's Exhibition "Distance of the Moon." This exclusive opportunity is available to all NYU Community members. Site Specific 2024 Fall "Photography I" End of Semester Show
December 6 - December 8 | Opening: December 6, 6PM | B2 Exhibition Space | More Information
Join us on Opening Reception to celebrate the creative works of students from the Fall 2024 "Photography I" course. Enjoy an evening of artistry, community, and pizza as we explore the unique perspectives captured through their lenses. Learn about How to Submit and Publish in ConfluenceThursday, December 5 | 5:30PM - 6:30PM | S307 | RSVP
Are you interested in sharing your original creative work with a wider audience? Join the info session for Confluence, NYUSH’s creative writing and arts publication, to learn about how you can submit and publish your poem, short story, photography, visual art piece, and more! Light food and snacks will be provided. Fall 2024 Dance Concert
Sunday, December 8 | Dress Rehearsal: 2PM & Show Time: 5PM | WB254 Dance Studio | RSVP
NYUSH Dance Program invites you to the Dance Concert! Ballet, Contemporary Dance, Choreography & Performance, and Dances of Northern China classes will showcase learned and original pieces, with guest Piano performances. Limited seats; first-come, first-served!
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