Student Ambassadors

International Student Ambassador Program

The International Student Ambassador Program helps new students acclimate to life at NYIT and in the United States. Offered by the Office of International Education (OIE), the International Student Ambassador Program helps participants interact with senior students, who will serve as a support, and encourage the development of lifelong friendships.

Below are some of our International Student Ambassadors whom you can contact from your home country prior to your arrival in the United States.

Meet the Student Ambassadors

Nishit Bagadia, India Graduate Student M.B.A. nbagadia@nyit.edu	Navna Bansal, India Graduate Student M.B.A. nbansal@nyit.edu	Priyanka Golani, India Graduate Student Environmental Technology pgolani@nyit.edu
Sumit Khatri, India Graduate Student Energy Management skhatri@nyit.edu	Tony Lei, China Graduate Student Human Resource Management tlei@nyit.edu	Krutiben Patel, India Graduate Student Computer Science Kpatel24@nyit.edu
Prashant Patel, India Graduate Student Computer Science Ppatel30@nyit.edu	Aanal Raval, India Graduate Student Environmental Technology araval01@nyit.edu	Ou Wang, China Graduate Student Communication Arts owang@nyit.edu
Xin Wu, China Graduate Student Electrical and Computer Engineering xwu07@nyit.edu	Jing Xiao, China Undergraduate Student Advertising jxiao01@nyit.edu	Nitin Agarwal, India Undergraduate Student Business Administration nagarwal@nyit.edu
Prerak Doshi, India Graduate Student Electrical and Computer Engineering pdoshi@nyit.edu	Mihir Jagirdar, India Graduate Student Electrical and Computer Engineering mjagirda@nyit.edu	Priscah Kiprop, Kenya Undergraduate Student Life Science pkiprop@nyit.edu

 

Want to Volunteer to Be a Student Ambassador?

Do you want to help new students acclimate to life at NYIT and in the United States? The Office of International Education is always looking for qualified students to serve as International Student Ambassadors.

If you are interested in becoming a student ambassador, contact the  Office of International Education.