The NYIT School of Management strives to strengthen its reputation as a “Professional Family of Friends.” By actively creating, delivering, and strengthening a diversified set of activities, it cultivates the ongoing development of community between students and School of Management faculty, professional staff, business and community leaders, and other students. In this spirit, we continually engage students in value-adding activities that simultaneously attend to civic responsibility, personal growth, and gaining an appreciation of cooperative experiences. The emphasis on this component of our program is accentuated in the School of Management’s campaign of Creating new TEMPOS ... in Global Business Education. The “S” in “TEMPO” represents our commitment to student achievement and advancement.

Our aim is to maintain student engagement and particaption in meaningful ways throughout the complete academic experience for every student! Below is a list of just some of the many Student Advancement activities that are available to everyone!

Student Orientations (BUSI100 and BUSI610)
Student Associations and Clubs
Honor Societies (such as Delta Mu Delta)
Student Ambassador Program
Student Advisory Board
Mentoring
Faculty-Led Field Trips
Community Service and Social Awareness Programs
Academic Assistance
Career Advisement
Industry Scholarship and Award Programs
School of Management Honors Gala
Academic and Professional Social Networking

All activities of this programs bring stakeholder groups together for the purpose of creating a vibrant community with synergies that advance the academic and professional aspirants of all participants. Interested students should speak directly to their faculty advisor or the School of Management Executive Director of Student Advancement for activities that are available each semester.

Contact:

Dr. Robert Koenig
Associate Dean and Executive Director for Student Advancement
Phone: 212.261.1552
E-mail: rkoenig@nyit.edu

For our students at international campus locations please contact the School of Management Director of Special Programs for your specific location.