Student Update

Important Information & Reminders:
May 8

Table Of Contents

Health and Safety Reminders

Mental Health Support: If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional distress, a substance abuse crisis, or a suicidal crisis, you can receive 24/7, free and confidential help from a professional at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Just dial 988.

Campus Access: You must have your New York Tech ID with you at all times on the New York campuses. View our campus access policies.

Tech Safe: New York Tech’s security app, Tech Safe, includes “panic buttons” to alert Campus Security or 911, location tracing options to have your travel on-campus monitored by Campus Security or even by a friend or family member, chat and tip reporting, and an “I’m OK!” feature to let people know you’re okay in an emergency. Please download the app at either of the following locations: 

Be in the Know: Please update your contact information so we can inform you of campus emergencies, closings, and important updates. Campus Safety Services Quick Links may also be helpful to your campus experience.

 A Reminder to Drive Safely: Students are encouraged to drive safely, on and off campus. Find out how to avoid risky driving behavior.

Registration Information and Reminders

Summer and Fall 2025 Registration is Underway! Summer’s almost here – lock in your schedule now. Academic advisors are available here to help you pick the right classes and keep you on track for graduation. Visit your Engage portal to schedule an appointment or email your advisor directly. You may also find your advisor in the Student Service HUB > My Academic Progress > Advisors. Register early to select a class schedule that works for you.

Spring and Cycle D 2025 Withdrawal Period: The withdrawal period for spring classes ended May 8 and Cycle D classes will end on May 15. Read more about how to withdraw and the consequences of a withdrawal. We do not encourage withdrawals, as they can impact your academic progress. Withdrawals may affect your financial aid or scholarship, delay your path to graduation, and add unnecessary costs to your education. Talk with your advisor before requesting a withdrawal. 

Spring and Cycle D 2025 Final Exams: Finals take place May 12-17. View the final exam schedule.  

Summer Sessions I and III 2025 Start May 21, and Summer Session II Starts July 9: Undergraduate classes are offered at a reduced rate for summer: View Tuition Rates. If you plan to take classes during the summer, you may be eligible for financial aid. Check out the course offerings (filter by summer 2025).

Academic Calendar 2025-2026: Refer to the Academic Calendar to learn about the holiday dates, registration dates for the next term, final exam period, and other important dates. 

Engage Student Success Portal: The Engage Student Success Portal is where you can connect with your academic advisor, check your course schedule, and email your professors. We’d love to hear what you think—just click the “How’s it Working” button in the portal to share your feedback.   

Need help to clear a hold or to-do list item? Explore our Enrollment Services How to Videos for tutorials on how to perform functions in the Student Service Hub! And visit Account Balance FAQs for tips on figuring out how much is due by the payment due date, how to determine if you have a hold on your account, and when financial aid/scholarship will post to your account. 

View Important Dates and Deadlines

Plan Ahead! Summer and fall payment plans are open for enrollment.

Review your holds and to-do list items:  

  • To-Do List: This list displays tasks you need to complete, such as submitting a financial aid form or filing a FAFSA. If you do not complete an open “To-Do List” item, it can become a hold on your record. 
  • Holds: Not all holds will prevent you from registering for classes; some are purely informational and serve to alert you to take action. It is crucial to always click on the “Details” link under the Holds section for more information about the alert. 
  • Some items that can prevent you from registering include unpaid tuition or fees, academic advising requirements, missing admissions documents, and immunizations. For more information, contact the office displayed in the Details link. To view a list of holds and outstanding to-do list items:
    • Sign in to your my.NYIT Portal account. Click on “Student Service Hub.” Click on “My Tasks.” A window will open displaying your to-dos or holds. If you have any to-do list items or a hold, click on each individual item to open information and instructions, including which department to contact to resolve the item. If your hold has no end date on it, then the hold is still active. 

Choose your refund method: If New York Tech owes you money from overpayment on a bill, you have choices on how to receive your refund. Selecting a refund method now can ensure you’ll receive any money owed to you in a timely manner. 

Here’s what you need to do to get started: 

  • Select the “Student Service Hub.” 
  • Click on “My Student Account.” 
  • Select “Choose My Refund Method.” 

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) notice for domestic students:  The 2025-2026 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available! We encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Log into your studentaid.gov account to file using New York Tech’s federal school code 002782. If you are an undergraduate student and a New York State resident, use the link provided at the end of your FAFSA to apply for the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) grant.  

Don’t miss out on financial aid for the current 2024-2025 award year. There’s still time to file your 2024-2025 FAFSA and TAP applications! Log into your FSA account at studentaid.gov to apply for federal financial aid by May 17. To apply for the 2024–2025 TAP grant, log into your account at hesc.ny.gov. 

Interested in taking classes during the summer? You may be eligible for financial aid. Be sure to file your 2025–2026 FAFSA and submit a Seasonal Loan Request Form to the Financial Aid office.

Congratulations spring 2025 graduates! If you borrowed federal student loans while attending New York Tech, you must complete Loan Exit Counseling online at studentaid.gov/exit-counseling. Email a copy of your completion confirmation page to the Financial Aid office at finaid@nyit.edu. Be sure to include your student ID number and enter “Exit Counseling” in the email subject line.  

The Financial Aid team is here to help you navigate the financial aid process. Please contact us at finaid@nyit.edu with any questions or concerns. The Financial Aid office will be open throughout the summer from Monday – Friday, 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Please note the administrative office closures on June 19, July 4, 18, and on August 1, 15, and 29.

Technology Updates and Training

New AI Training Courses and Resources

See our full schedule of classes

  • New Canvas AI Resource Hub Self-Enroll

    This free resource is designed to support you in understanding and integrating artificial intelligence into your education and understanding New York Tech institutional operations. 
     
    The AI resource hub includes key topics such as: 
    • Introduction to AI
    • AI Security & Privacy
    • Prompt Engineering
    • AI in Education
    • AI Tools for Teaching and Learning
    • AI in Research: Applications and Methodologies for Academia
    • AI for Personal and Professional Development

Self-enroll in the ATS AI Resource Hub course 

New Canvas module: Students may self-enroll in a Canvas module for holistic student development. This provides campus resources for wellness, as well as self-paced learning and engagement for integrative self-care and self-awareness in support of student academic, personal, and professional success. This module, designed and developed in collaboration with New York Tech students, includes non-graded assignments, quizzes, and discussion boards. 

ITS Update: 

  • We are excited to announce a significant upgrade to our laptop kiosks to enhance your campus experience! Over the next six weeks, Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Library will replace the current kiosks with brand-new laptops, including Apple and Dell models, at all campus locations.

    Please visit the libraries at New York City or Long Island campus during this upgrade period to borrow a laptop. Our library staff will be happy to assist you with the lending process to ensure you continue to have access to the technology you need for your studies. 
  • New York City Library Location:
    • New York City Campus Library: 1855 Broadway, 2nd Floor 
    • Phone: 212.261.1526 
    • Email: askalibrarian@nyit.edu 
  • Long Island Library Locations: 
  • Art and Architecture Library: Education Hall, Room 110 
    • Phone: 516.686.7659 
    • Email: askalibrarian@nyit.edu

      We appreciate your understanding and support as we make these improvements. We’re confident that these upgrades will positively impact your academic journey. 
  • Transfer your Okta verify app before device reset or replacement: To maintain uninterrupted access to New York Tech services, please remember to transfer your Okta Verify app when resetting or replacing your device. Detailed instructions can be found on the ITS website under “Transferring Okta Verify to a New Mobile Device,” and you’ll need both your old and new devices to complete the process. Thank you for helping ensure the security of our community. 

Upcoming Events and Initiatives

  • The university will offer one 24-hour study location at each of the New York campuses during Finals Week. From Monday, May 12, at 7:30 a.m., to Saturday, May 17, at 5 p.m., New York Tech students may use the following locations for study (students must have a valid New York Tech ID with them and should present this ID upon request):   
    • New York City campus: 1855 Broadway, floors 1, 3, and 5.    
    • Long Island campus: Salten Hall, SC1 and SC2   
  • Thank a Professor – Is there a professor who has made a difference for you this semester? Let them know by filling out a Thank a Professor form (New York Tech login required). You can enter messages for multiple professors, and they will each receive a letter and certificate. It’s a great way to let them know how much you appreciate them! 
  • Administrative offices will be closed on the following holidays and Fridays this summer:  
    • Monday, May 26, in celebration of Memorial Day
    • Thursday, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth 
    • Friday July 4, in celebration of Independence Day
    • Friday, July 18
    • Friday, August 1
    • Friday, August 29
    • Monday, September 1, in celebration of Labor Day

The Bear Boutique, a campus pop-up shop on the New York campuses, is now open, bringing a variety of fun and unique items directly to you! Whether you’re a student, faculty member, staff member, or guest, you’re invited to stop by and explore our selection. This spring and summer, the Bear Boutique will have limited hours of operation that will be shared via CampusGroups and Student Update emails. Stay tuned for the fall 2025 hours of operation on each New York campus.

  • Location:
    • Long Island: Salten Hall, first floor 
    • New York City: 1849 Broadway, Student Lounge 
  • What to Expect: A curated, reasonably priced assortment of New York Tech-themed gear. It’s the perfect opportunity to grab something new and show your university spirit! Credit card payments only/No cash accepted. Be sure to stop by! 

Pathways to Civic Engagement and Public Service Program 
This stackable badging program aims to boost New York Tech students’ civic engagement, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills through these modules:

  • Civic Engagement Overview  
  • Community Engaged Learning and Research 
  • Community Organizing and Activism 
  • Direct Service 
  • Philanthropy 
  • Policy and Governance  
  • Social Entrepreneurship and Corporate Social Responsibility 

How It Works

  • Earn Badges: Complete assignments in program modules to earn badges. 
  • Stacking: Combine multiple badges to showcase a comprehensive skill set. Completion of some modules may count towards a Civic Engagement Minor.
  • Recognition: Share badges on professional profiles, resumes, or social media, especially LinkedIn. 
  • Flexibility: Complete this engaging program at your own pace within six months. 

Why Join?

  • Real World Impact: Learn how to drive change in your community. 
  • Professional Growth: Receive Leadership training, mentorship and career opportunities. 
  • Resume and Grad School Boost: Stand out with high-impact civic projects. 
  • Fellowship Prep: Strengthen your application to the Millennium Fellowship and the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship. 

Contact Amy Bravo to join: abravo@nyit.edu.

Sign up for an information session: 2025 Virtual Info Session form.

The Student Research Opportunity Center (SROC) engages undergraduate and graduate students in scholarly research and provide students with additional opportunities to work with faculty on research and grant projects. Students can benefit from these opportunities by gaining knowledge and experience to support their career goals. Additionally, students may be compensated for their work on these projects, benefit from experiential learning opportunities, broaden their career aspirations, and have a deeper impact on research conducted to benefit our community and society.

Campus Reminders

2025-2026 Housing at the New York Campuses

  • Long Island housing: Our brand-new residence hall at 120 Jericho Turnpike, located just a few minutes from the Long Island campus has housing available for the 2025-2026 academic year! The new residence includes modern rooms, a fitness center, laundry facilities, a swimming pool, shuttle service, a mandatory meal plan (at an additional cost) and more! 
  • New York City housing: Millions dream about making their home (and their mark) in the heart of New York City. Make that dream a reality when you live at New York Tech’s safe, secure Manhattan residence hall next academic year. Located at 525 Lexington Avenue at 49th Street, in the vibrant Midtown East neighborhood, it’s just a quick bus or subway ride from New York Tech’s campus. 
  • Domestic students, be sure to apply for financial aid by completing the 2025–2026 FAFSA at fafsa.gov, if you have not already done so. Housing grants are available for those who qualify. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid at finaid@nyit.edu for more information. 

Join the student newspaper staff! The Slate and Manhattan Globe are New York Tech’s student-run publications serving the Long Island and New York City campuses, respectively. Please email Professor Kevin Horton at khorton@nyit.edu for more information.  

CampusGroups: Are you interested in getting involved in campus life? With CampusGroups, you can view and pre-register for upcoming events, join groups to see what our clubs are doing, chat with other students, and much more! CampusGroups can be accessed by visiting campusgroups.nyit.edu or via the “Resources” link on your my.NYIT Portal and signing on via your New York Tech single sign-on (SSO). We also encourage you to download the mobile app by visiting your app store, searching for CampusGroups, and selecting New York Institute of Technology as your school.  

We look forward to having you all join us on this platform to increase involvement and engagement on campus. Questions or Concerns? Contact the Student Life CampusGroups implementation team by emailing campusgroups@nyit.edu. 

If you need IT assistance, live help is available.

  • Long Island: Harry Schure Hall—Computer Lab, 2nd floor 
  • New York City: 1855 Broadway (EGGC), room 703 

New York Tech is now offering free weekday shuttle transportation between the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Hicksville station and the Long Island campus. To board the shuttle, you will need to present a current and valid New York Tech ID. Seating is prioritized for students. Faculty and staff may ride if there are empty seats after all students have boarded. 

The shuttle will run Monday – Friday, when classes are in session during the fall and spring semesters. View our shuttle schedule. 

Please note the schedule may be affected by inclement weather and traffic incidents beyond our control. To provide quality service, we cannot honor requests for alternate stops along or beyond the shuttle route. Professional courtesy is expected toward the driver and fellow passengers at all times when waiting for or riding the shuttle. 

Find and reserve study spaces on campus: To further support you during your academic journey, we have quiet study areas on campus. Please refer to updated maps of the Long Island and New York City campuses, which indicate areas of campus reserved for quiet study. The libraries on both New York campuses have study spaces available by reservation. Librarians are available by appointment to assist students with writing papers. 

In addition, you may also reserve a study room in Anna Rubin Hall or the Field House on the Long Island campus. The Office of Career Success and Experiential Education on both New York campuses is also pleased to offer quiet space for study or interviews. Contact career@nyit.edu for more information.  

These spaces are intended to serve as areas of quiet study, so we ask that students exhibit respectful behavior and clean up after themselves while occupying these spaces.   

511NY Rideshare: New York Tech is pleased to share 511NY Rideshare with our New York campuses. Sponsored by the New York State Department of Transportation, 511NY Rideshare provides resources and tools to empower commuters to make smart, sustainable travel choices. 

511NY Rideshare has resources to help you plan your trips to and from the New York campuses, including: 

  • Bike Buddy matching. 
  • And much more! 

LinkedIn Learning: Looking to build new skills or prepare for the job-hunt? New York Tech offers FREE access to LinkedIn Learning, an online skill development platform to all current, full- and part-time students. Learn more about your access here. Ready to get started? Click to access one of the courses below—less than 10 minutes each to learn a new skill! 

Your financial success and wellness: New York Tech has partnered with Our Money Matters and launched a FREE financial wellness tool to help you stay on track of your finances, create and maintain a budget, and provide you with access to articles, calculators, videos, and more. Look for the Financial Success and Wellness link by selecting the Finances icon on your my.nyit.edu portal. Join us on CampusGroups to stay up-to-date on upcoming workshops!

Resources for Students Affected by Domestic and Global Crises: 

The Office of Counseling and Wellness offers confidential support to any students who are affected by the recent events in Israel and Palestine. Please contact the Office of Counseling and Wellness if you would like to make an appointment. Appointments are available both virtually or in person. If you have specific questions, please email counseling@nyit.edu.

Get Involved: Clubs, Events, Webinars

Check your New York Tech email and our online calendar for event updates as well as other social, leadership development, and civic engagement opportunities, events, programs, and lectures. Visit the Office of Student Life on the Second Floor of the Student Activities Center in Long Island or the Lobby of 26 W. 61st St. in New York City to learn about ways to get involved on campus!  

Visit CampusGroups to engage with student clubs and organizations. 

Military and veteran students: Thank you for choosing New York Tech as your academic home. Please check out the resources available to you and email deanofstudents@nyit.edu with any questions. 

Interested in securing a Veteran Work Study job? Let us know! Contact Denniesia Cameron or call 212.261.1537. 

Campus recreation: You can find all Campus Recreation events on CampusGroups. Interested in starting a club sports team? Work with the Office of Student Life and learn how you can create a club sports team. Email us at techrec@nyit.edu.  

Be one of the first to know about new recreational opportunities! If you have any campus recreation ideas you would like to see happen or help us to bring to life, email us at techrec@nyit.edu!  

Long Island intramurals: We are excited to partner with LI Kicks to offer students soccer, volleyball and pickleball.

Ultimate Frisbee Long Island: TUF Frisbee wants you on the team! Come out and throw with us outside of the SAC. For more information on how to get involved, email ultimatefrisbee@nyit.edu. 

LI Fitness Center Hours

  • Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday – Sunday, noon – 5 p.m.
  • Summer Hours: May 19-August 29, Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Be in the Know: Updates, Resources, and Policies

Academic Calendar: Please familiarize yourself with the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar. 

University Honor Code: As members of the New York Tech community, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity. Learn more about our pledge. 

Student Handbook: You are responsible for familiarizing yourself with the Student Handbook, which outlines policies/procedures and general expectations for members of the New York Tech community. 

Course Attendance Policy: If you must miss class for any reason, here are some tech tips to help you stay on top of things. 

Campus Safety and Security: Your safety is important to us. Be vigilant and aware of your surroundings as you travel to and from campus. If you are in need of emergency assistance, please call 911. Contact the Office of Safety and Security on campus, and ask a security guard for help: 

  • New York City: 646.273.7789 
  • Long Island: 516.686.7789 

Campus Safety Services Quick Links may also be helpful to your campus experience.  

Building an academic community free of discrimination and sexual harassment: Please feel empowered to report incidents of sexual harassment or discrimination to the Office of the Title IX Coordinator/Equity Officer at titleix@nyit.edu or by calling 516.686.1080. 

Order course materials: Given the recent supply chain volatility across the United States, ordering any digital materials you need during this or future semesters gives you the best chance of avoiding delays. 

Review your course materials at the Online Bookstore. 

Gain an academic edge! Take advantage of free academic coursework tutoring or general skill building support. In-person and online tutoring appointments are now available! The last day of tutoring appointments for spring 2025 will be Fri, May 9. Limited tutoring, for select courses, will be available during finals week. 

Tips for academic honesty: Gain helpful advice for your academic success and learn more about academic honesty and Turnitin. Also, check out Tech’s Chat GPT FAQs. 

Secure Shredding Program: New York Tech launched a secure shredding initiative that offers secure document disposal for students, faculty, and staff. The bins have been placed in many of the buildings on the New York City and Long Island campuses. Please visit Secure Shredding for information on bin locations and what materials can and cannot be placed in them. If you have any questions, please send an email to infosec@nyit.edu. 

Technology Assistance: Contact Service Central, the one-stop shop for technical assistance at nyit.edu/itshelp or 516.686.1188, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. (ET). 

Enrollment Services has unveiled video tutorials and quick online service options to help you accomplish basic enrollment tasks and save a trip to their office.  

New York Tech’s library on the Long Island campus, located in Salten Hall, is open. The Architecture Library in Education Hall and the New York City library are open for you to study and access resources. Our librarians are available remotely to help you find online materials: Live chat or make an appointment for individual research assistance. See library hours here and check out LibGuides which feature resources about diversity, equity, and inclusion, first-generation students, various academic disciplines, and more! 

Additional Updates

  • Counseling and Wellness: If you are feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or down and need someone to talk to, our licensed mental health professionals are here to help. The Office of Counseling and Wellness provides free and confidential counseling, wellness programs, and mental health screenings to our students, and can also answer questions about health insurance, and immunizations. To find out more about our services or access one of our mental health assessments, visit the Office of Counseling and Wellness. 
  • LGBTQ+ Resources: Click here to access helpful LGBTQ+ Resources. If you would like more information, please contact deanofstudents@nyit.edu. 
  • The Grizzly Cupboards on both campuses will be closed for online ordering after May 15. If you are in need over the summer, please reach out to us at bearbytesnyc@nyit.edu, and we will set up 1:1 time to work with you. For more information about the Grizzly Cupboard at either campus, please email bearbytesnyc@nyit.edu.
  • Tech Threads provides New York Tech students with free access to new and gently used professional clothing and accessories for interviews, career fairs, networking events, and the workplace, as well as other career-related experiences. Tech Threads is open Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., and on Thursdays from noon – 7 p.m. Starting May 16, Tech Thread will be closed for the summer and will re-open on September 2, 2025.
  • For more information, visit or email us at techthreads@nyit.edu. Interested in volunteering with Tech Threads? Let us know! Join the team! Email your résumé and schedule of availability to techthreads@nyit.edu. Interested in donating to Tech Threads? You can also purchase directly from our Amazon Wish List or our Target Registry. If you would like to make a monetary donation, please visit us here.
  • NJ TRANSIT Mobile Student Discount: All full-time college students can save 25 percent on monthly passes for NJ TRANSIT rail, bus, or light rail! Click here to enroll in the NJ TRANSIT Mobile Student Monthly Pass program or go to the my.NYIT Portal and select the Resources tile to begin enrollment. 
  • New York Tech has partnered with the Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE) bus program to help subsidize your commuting costs. The NICE bus system provides transportation on Long Island. Please refer to the NICE bus map to determine if your route is covered. Enrolled students are eligible to receive up to 10 bus passes to supplement their travel on the NICE bus. We are excited to include this benefit as part of the Bear Bytes: Healthy Eating & Student Support Program and look forward to seeing you! 
    • Undergraduate and graduate students may apply for the bus passes by completing this form, and a staff member from the Office of Student Life will follow up via your nyit.edu email address to discuss approval and pick-up. 
    • NYITCOM students should contact the Office of Financial Aid by calling 516.686.7960 or emailing medicinefa@nyit.edu. 
    • If approved, NICE bus passes must be picked up by students in-person, and a New York Tech ID is required.* Eligible students may receive one set of 10 bus passes per semester. Lost passes are not replaceable. 
  • First-Generation Student Resources: Are you the first in your family to attend college? Do you want to learn about the experiences of students like you? Access resources and information for first-generation students at New York Tech and follow @newyorktechfirstgen on Instagram. Also, check out the First-Generation Student LibGuides with helpful links to articles and books. 
  • New York Tech Bookstore: Visit New York Tech’s online bookstore to purchase books or get some New York Tech merchandise!  

Dining: Spring/Summer 2025 Hours   

Long Island

  • Cool Beans Café: Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Closed Friday.
    Enjoy Cool Beans Cafe homemade ice cream and gelato with toppings and sauces.
    • Cool Beans Cafe will close on Friday, May 16, for the summer.
  • Riland Café: Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
    • Riland Cafe will remain open for the summer with the same hours. 
  • Salten Café: Monday – Thursday 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Friday 7:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
    • Salten Cafe will close on Monday, May 19, for the summer.
  • Education Hall: Tuesday and Friday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
    • Education Hall will close on Monday, May 19, for the summer. 
  • Farmer’s Fridge: Take advantage of fresh, delicious, and affordable prepared foods in the new vending machine located in the Barbara and Peter Ferentinos Health Science Building (formerly Wisser Hall).
  • Find Long Island campus vending locations. 

New York City

Study, Recreational, and Lounge Spaces on Campus

New York City 

  • Study and social lounges are located in 1849 and 1855 Broadway, 16 W. 61st St., and 26 W. 61st St. Study pods are located in 1849 Broadway. 
  • Check out the new lounge furniture located in the lower level of 26 W. 61st.  
  • The Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Room in 26 W. 61st St. is open. 
  • Check out the Art, Health and Wellness: The Power of Nature exhibit at 1855 Broadway. 

Long Island

  • Campus study rooms in Anna Rubin Hall and the SAC Field House can be reserved online.
  • Education Hall has a new state-of-the-art fabrication lab along with a library and courtyard lounge on the ground floor. 
  • Salten Hall offers spaces for collaboration, quiet study (including study pods), and student lounge space. 
  • The new Serota amphitheater and Healing Pond is open. 
  • Wisser Hall has been transformed into the new School of Health Professions Building and renamed the Barbara and Peter Ferentinos Health Science Building.   
  • The Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Room is open in Harry Schure Hall. 
  • Outdoor seating parklets in Midge Karr, the medical and academic quads, and the “Parklet at the Pond” feature WiFi access. Outdoor seating is also available at the SAC. Walkways and paths are open for recreational purposes. 
  • Be aware of pedestrian traffic and egress signs at locations where renovations are being performed. 

International Student Support

Get Experience: Do, Make, Innovate

Career Success and Experiential Education is your resource for support in landing a job or internship, including writing a résumé or cover letter, networking, and connecting with employers. View our Career Guide, check out our events, and visit our offices: 

  • New York City: 26 W. 61st St., 2nd floor, room 211.
  • Long Island: Student Activities Center, floor 2R.
  • Or contact us at career@nyit.edu or at 212.261.1537.
  • Did you work or volunteer this semester? Let us know! 
  • Do you have an internship this semester? Let us know and join the Internship Certificate Program to get supervisor evaluations and individual professional development support. Contact amcnally@nyit.edu. 
  • Upcoming Workshops: CSEE is here to help you put your best foot forward. We will resume workshops and info sessions in the fall, but our office will remain open during the summer if you have questions or need assistance with skills development, job search advising, or experiential learning opportunities.
  • Intro to AgTech 2025 Enrollment is now Open! 
    • Intro to AgTech is a FREE 8-week job-training program for young adults, introducing them to careers in sustainable agriculture, technology, and construction. Participants will learn hands-on skills to design, build, and maintain smart farms, with job placement opportunities. 
    • Benefits
      • $250 stipend upon completion 
      • Paid internships ($17/hr) with employer partners in hydroponic farming, web development, or construction trades. 
    • We’re currently recruiting for two cohorts of Intro to AgTech this year! 
      • Cohort 8: May 26th – August 1, 2025 
      • Cohort 9: August 18 – October 10, 2025 
    • Eligibility Requirements 
      • New York City resident (Priority given to applicants residing in zip codes: 10456, 10459, 10460, 10455, 10459, 10474, 10451, 10454) 
      • Currently unemployed or underemployed (earning less than $45,000/year). Current education level below a Bachelor’s degree. Between the ages of 18–24 years old 
      • Looking to explore career pathways in agriculture, technology, or construction  
      • All applicants must attend one Info Session to be considered for enrollment. 
    • Register and learn more at changefoodforgood.org.
      Register
  • Consultants for the Public Good connects New York Tech students, faculty, staff, and alumni with non-profit organizations for community-based volunteer opportunities. Please contact Askia VanOmmeren at avanomme@nyit.edu for details.
  • The Creative Impact Consultancy is primarily a video production team composed of students and faculty or staff members. Consultants will gain valuable experience while developing technical camera skills as well as soft skills like critical thinking, problem solving, communication, team building, and more.  

    Our mission is to work with New York Tech and external non-profit organizations to deliver high quality videos. These videos will hopefully help these organizations promote themselves, communicate with their audience, and visually represent what they do. If this sounds interesting to you, please fill out our application or email acorniel@nyit.edu. 
  • Student Business Cards: Networking with people in your field is a great way to make connections, but it’s not very practical to hand out your resume to every person you meet. Network like a professional with a New York Tech student business card. Order your Student Business Cards today by searching for “Student Business Cards” in the Events section of Handshake. 
  • Mentorships: Are you looking for a mentor? Consider the New York Tech Alumni Mentors Program. The New York Tech Alumni Mentors Program is a cross-campus collaboration between the Office of Alumni Relations, Office of Student Engagement and Development, and Office of Career Success and Experiential Education that pairs alumni with students who are looking for educational advice, career guidance, and life lessons. Learn more and apply.
  • IDSP 099: Skills for College Success II: If you find it hard to fit career preparation into your busy schedule, register for IDSP 099: Skills for College Success II, a.k.a., “How to Career”. This in-person 1-hr long class meets weekly to provide personalized support on résumé building and interviewing. Get ahead of your future and register for this Fall 25 course today!
  • FirstGenU Career Institiute: Do you want to build the skills and confidence you need to navigate your career? Then join the FirstGenU Career Institute: Spring 2025! FirstGenU is a FREE and FLEXIBLE virtual program offered by @americaneedsyou that gives first-generation college students access to online modules and virtual events that are designed to help you be successful in the workplace. Recruitment for our next cohort is underway. Complete our brief interest form.
  • Student employment: Are you interested in becoming a student worker? Please contact the Office of Student Employment at ose@nyit.edu to find out about the variety of opportunities available to students. All on-campus employment opportunities are posted on Handshake. If you need help building out your profile or working on your résumé, go to Handshake to with a career advisor and prepare to land your next Student Employment Opportunity!
  • Share your professional voice! Consider writing a blog post for Career Chronicles! Blog about an internship you are doing, your career journey, your career goals, etc. Have your blog post published and share with your network. Contact Mick Bradley with interest at mick.bradley@nyit.edu.

Stay Connected: Get Social

One of the best ways to find out what’s happening is to follow us on Instagram: 

Long Island Campus 

  • Office of Student Life: @NYtechlife_LI 
  • Student Government Association: @sgaow 
  • Inter-Fraternity and Sorority Council: @nytech.ifsc 
  • Career Success and Experiential Education: @nyitcareer 
  • Residence Life: @nyit_residencelifeli 
  • Counseling and Wellness: @nytechcounseling_li 
  • Military and Veteran Student Affairs: @newyorktech_studentvets 
  • Higher Education Opportunity Program (NYC campus): @nyit_heop 
  • First-Generation Student Initiative: @newyorktechfirstgen  
  • Undergraduate Academic Advising: @nytech_advising 
  • Bear Bytes: @newyorktech_bearbytes 
  • Tech Threads: @newyorktech_techthreads 

New York City Campus 

  • Office of Student Life: @nytechlife_NYC 
  • Student Government Association: @nytechsganyc 
  • Graduate Student Association: @gsanyc_nyit 
  • United Fraternity and Sorority Association: @nyit_ufsa 
  • Residence Life: @nyit_residencelifenyc 
  • Career Success and Experiential Education: @nyitcareer 
  • Counseling and Wellness: @nytechcounseling_nyc 
  • Military and Veteran Student Affairs: @newyorktech_studentvets 
  • Higher Education Opportunity Program (NYC campus): @nyit_heop 
  • First-Generation Student Initiative: @newyorktechfirstgen  
  • Undergraduate Academic Advising: @nytech_advising 
  • Bear Bytes: @newyorktech_bearbytes 
  • Tech Threads: @newyorktech_techthreads 

Please follow me on IG @itstiffanihinds for updates on events, policies, and other opportunities. Also, please make sure to check your New York Tech email periodically for university updates, visit the New York Tech website and CampusGroups and stay connected to us via social media.

Sincerely,   

Tiffani L. Hinds, M.S., Ed.M. 
Associate Provost for Student Engagement and Development