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May 17 2013

NYIT’s Physician Assistant Graduates Celebrate at White Coat Ceremony

May 13 2013

Energy Conference 2013: Preparing for Climate Change

May 09 2013

Annual Reception Celebrates Faculty Scholarship

May 07 2013

NYIT and Turkish Dignitaries Celebrate Partnerships

May 07 2013

Student-led Engineering Teams Shine at NYIT

May 19 2013

Commencement 2013

May 20 2013

NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine Hooding Ceremony and Brunch

May 21 2013

“Security in the Asia-Pacific: Strategic Challenges and Opportunities” -  USN Admiral S. Locklear

May 22 2013

Transfer Enrollment Days

May 22 2013

Public Talk with Lama Ole Nydahl: What Happens When We Die? A Buddhist Perspective

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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NYIT Libraries: A Wealth of Resources

NYIT Libraries abound with thousands of online journals, databases, tutorials, and other information sources for students, staff, and faculty. They also offer a pleasant, quiet place to study. Visit your campus library or, wherever you are, take advantage of the popular online “Ask A Librarian” to find resources that will help put you at the head of the class.

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The Student Toolkit

NYIT promotes students success with a range of academic support services, including: the Learning Center (free tutoring services for students), Supplemental Instruction, Peer Advising, EduPlus, and HEOP (assistance to students with financial/academic hardships).


Academics Announcements
May 07 2013

Spring 2013 Final Exam Schedules

Manhattan Final Exam Schedules (PDF) Revised 05/06/2013
Old Westbury Final Exam Schedules (PDF) Revised 05/06/2013


May 01 2013

XAE Induction Ceremony

On April 23, NYIT’s Zeta Lambda chapter of Chi Alpha Epsilon National Honor Society (XAE) held its third annual induction ceremony.  Ten Arthur O. Eve HEOP students were inducted into the society and seven current members received pin upgrades because they demonstrated high levels of academic achievement after their initial induction.  Dr. Richard Pizer, Professor of Life Sciences and former NYIT Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, gave the institutional remarks, reminding the students of the importance of a college education and to always be proud of their academic achievements. 
 
This year’s ceremony featured a special keynote speaker with a connection to the legislative founding of Arthur O. Eve HEOP in New York State.  Eric Eve, son of former Democratic member of the New York State Assembly Arthur O. Eve, delivered an inspiring speech reflecting on the fight his father gave to ensure that students from all walks of life would have the opportunity to obtain a higher education.   He also spoke on the importance of higher education and the transformative effect it can have on one’s life.  The students were struck by his words and continued to speak and reflect on what Mr. Eve said well after the ceremony was over.
 
Jairo Abreu, DPT, was recognized as the honorary member at this year’s induction ceremony.  Jairo is a graduate of NYIT and a former Arthur O. Eve HEOP student.  He first began his academic career at NYIT in 2001. By 2006, he had earned a bachelor’s degree in life science/physical therapy, but this was not enough for Jairo. He continued his education at NYIT and went on to earn his doctorate of physical therapy in 2008. Since that time, he has been working at Lutheran Medical Center as a Senior Physical Therapist, specializing in orthopedic and post-surgical rehabilitation. Jairo Abreu was selected for honorary membership because he carries on the mission of XAE to promote academic excellence. His own numerous achievements, both at NYIT and since graduation, served as an inspiration to other HEOP students.
 
Members of the NYIT community, parents, and loved ones watched as the inductees graciously and emotionally accepted their new honor while thanking those who supported them along the way. The pinning ceremony was an opportunity for students to recognize significant people in their lives: parents, friends, or staff members who have supported them throughout their academic journey. We congratulate the following members on their achievements:  Chaimae Benali, Veronica Diaz, Jaishel Linch Bennett, Carlos Melendez, Orin Pramanik, Ashliane Riollano, Arafat Sadia, Marisa Salerno, Lakisha Scott and Tiffanny Terceros. We also congratulate the following members on their pin upgrades: Jissela Murillo, Katherine Javier Aguilar, Ting Ting Mei, Jissela Murillo, Juan Alcantara, Stacy Diaz, Ramon Valentin and Pedro Vazquez. May your success serve as an inspiration and light to brighten the path of those who follow in your footsteps of academic excellence.  Your stories and speeches have touched and inspired many to work harder. Congratulations to you all on your continued success!
Apr 10 2013

Serving with the Archbishop

 
 
Pictured, (left to right): Juan Alcantara (Class of 2013), HEOP counselor Vanderie Vielie, Archbishop Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Ting Ting Mei (Class of 2013), and Ilvania Mendoza (Class of 2014)

The students and staff of Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) ventured on their bi-annual journey to St. Paul the Apostle soup kitchen not knowing that an unexpected surprise awaited them.  Not everyone realized that Thursday, Mar. 28 was Holy Thursday, a day celebrated in the Catholic Church to commemorate Jesus’s last supper with the disciples.  When the XAE members arrived at the church they were informed that a special guest would be joining them to serve the food, Archbishop Timothy Cardinal Dolan! After hearing the exciting news the students and staff organized the pantry, which is something they must do quite well since the church staff makes sure this is completed every visit.  Once the pantry was in order, it was almost time to start serving.  The Archbishop arrived and got on the serving line right next to the students.  The students found him to be friendly and down to earth.  Everyone was excited about the surprise guest, especially the soup kitchen patrons.  People were asking for pictures, prayers, and blessings along with their special lunch of ham, potatoes, veggies, and cake.
 
The visit to St. Paul the Apostle soup kitchen is always a special treat, particularly because of the warm and inviting staff, volunteers, and patrons.  This visit was extra special, not only because of the surprise guest but because of the extra enthusiasm of everyone that was there.   Not only are the members of XAE looking forward to returning to the soup kitchen, but the staff and volunteers who “love to have us” are looking forward to it as well!
Student Profiles
Kelly Brown Kelly Brown
Campus: Old Westbury
Major: Life Sciences, B.S. in Biology
Class Of: 2014
Evan Cohen Evan Cohen
Campus: Old Westbury
Major: Biology, B.S.
Class Of: 2016
Carl Simpson Carl Simpson
Campus: Old Westbury
Major: Mechanical Engineering, B.S.
Class Of: 2015