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Do you have federal work study within your financial aid package? Whether you're new to Federal Work-Study or returning for another year, this event is designed to help you understand your benefits and connect with potential employers. During this session, you will:Learn how the Federal Work-Study program works Understand how to maximize your work-study award Meet representatives from campus departments and community service organizations Explore available on-campus and off-campus Work-Study Positions Gain tips for securing a meaningful student employment experience. Don't miss this opportunity to network with hiring departments, learn about available positions, and take the next step in your student employment journey.Register on Handshake (https://nyit.joinhandshake.com/edu/events/1959710)

Come learn about the different academic clubs at New York Tech and how you can get involved.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r382877)

William Letsou (https://www.nyit.edu/bio/william-letsou/), assistant professor in the Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences, will speak about his work on the Genetic Contributions to Prostate Cancer Risk in Men of African Ancestry in the All of Us Research Program. This talk will highlight advanced computational biology work being done by students using a range of publicly available data sources. This event will take place live on the Long Island campus at Harry Schure, room 203. A Zoom option will also be available (link provided on registration).Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=OJ0p0%2BDwc4UjNEcVjcm5Ojbd2hjp9OEli0bInOgV58jPdXZx2aRWP%2Fb3eBBgBatHK6XsWD0x7q3HmwFp84YRuKv0%2B2usBoFhc9AvOGUJhwguSoODjTeeyQglAu%2BWxsYykmlefuim65KYa7GP39JMGHRnWUN7WuvgjkOGODP%2FVcJUVeGEpL2eD4s4nSub3DOvaIGjWgMedby1mtRBqBFI3BHwiOt9jRjTryVk9%2BlFWGk9b%2FsJu5Wrhvl7%2BnAWCv%2BJTWijW3Y3uI7Nrqh7vd4T4fdaS7oOldNfEHVmC10J%2FIaapyTHOXj%2FiKJjgh%2BeADxqXKU4g6sooYxHSWiGBcCx1ZdLDrFb9Od129HIYa0JbVQ%3D) The Dean's Digital Café is a series of general interest talks from New York Tech faculty on a variety of topics, ranging from science and literature, to health and well-being. Students, staff, faculty, and alumni are all invited to come learn about the exciting work being done at New York Tech.

Calling all Cybears, present and future! New York Tech's championship esports team wants you. Our team's face-off against other schools is coming soon, featuring games including Overwatch, Valorant, League of Legends, Rocket League, NBA2K, Call of Duty, Super Smash Bros, and many others. All are welcome; we compete at all levels, so there is a team and a game for you. Come learn more about our program, and sign up to become a New York Tech Cybear! Register for this virtual meeting and find the Zoom link on CampusGroups.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r383053)

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend this suicide prevention training in conjunction with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. This event is being help both online and in-person at Anna Rubin Hall, room 307, on the Long Island campus. It is designed for participants to learn how to:Recognize the warning signs of suicide. Understand the risk factors that can contribute to suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Engage in compassionate and effective conversations with someone who may be struggling. Connect individuals to appropriate resources and support. Foster a culture of care and mental health awareness within the community. Become part of our collective effort to promote wellness and save lives. Those who complete the training will receive a certification. Pizza will be provided. Walk-ins are welcome, though students are encouraged to register on CampusGroups.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r382902)