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Come stop by, play some Dance Dance Revolution, shoot some pool, and enjoy a fun Mayfest afternoon of games including LED ping pong, foosball, air hockey, and darts.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r382812)

A panel of alumni and faculty involved in drug development and research will discuss their careers, provide an introduction to the field, and share career opportunities at this career education event. Questions and answers will follow. Panelists include Nanda Lahiri, Ph.D. (B.S. '05), senior scientist at Novartis, and the moderator is Harsh Shah, Ph.D. (M.B.A. '18), GTM lead at Dassault Systèmes. The event concludes with light refreshments and networking. All alumni and students are welcome.Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=xU89eI93BsVl70pS63BZX%2FSW35m7JmqnoCHs1SZAWMTO2%2BR6WESixoaW0m4o0RChArGNCRl%2F4fVLTJ4TpNeAZ5so2r2H8mtJhCDDCBAm8Qx1FObaysL%2F0xDVaXOoFQpOuEfzpYD83auMyH3d6AJJAprwuLXzqF2WbM5mL646pQ%2BcmDSrTica6714wQwhiCNp0QSqDnKlxMK3rZvs4kdCHBdkv12fn8BRcJ3vekkipdgIvGA06CXEPXxbqj1eZD1NlDYt5neG%2B1UC6kTG%2Fsd5Yg%3D%3D)

Celebrate the spring semester at the MayFest Carnival! Join us for a day filled with exciting carnival rides, fun games, and delicious food.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r381524)

Learn the fundamentals of crochet in this beginner-friendly workshop. We'll cover basic stitches and how to read simple crochet patterns, with guided, hands-on practice. No prior experience is needed, materials will be provided (or bring your own if you prefer). Spaces may be limited; registration is recommended.Register (https://libcal.nyit.edu/event/16653338)

Lissi Athanasiou-Krikelis, Ph.D. (https://www.nyit.edu/bio/lissi-athanasiou-krikelis/), will speak at the final College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Digital Café of the term. She will present her work on Art that Talks about Itself: Metafiction Across Media. This talk will focus on self‑reflexivity in art by exploring how artists and writers draw attention to the mechanics of representation. Through examples ranging from literature (novels, poetry, graphic novels, and picture books) to visual art and film, Athanasiou-Krikelis will demonstrate how "meta" works reshape the way we experience, process, and understand art. This event will take place live on the New York City campus at 1855 Broadway, room 409, and be live-streamed to the Long Island campus in Harry Schure, room 216B; a Zoom option will also be available (link provided on registration).Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=OJ0p0%2BDwc4UjNEcVjcm5OqJ0lD3dwFBeIkHdDCMp5gxNj1pkfAeEj3lz3gX0T45Lp5DiqW9ts%2FlWMC0CERJkLsfh%2B5MMx6vSk4jaYeI4qx%2Fh09GZGxeJSe9Jv50EZQChrvoh6HpPCXtbtTX50u6YDAwqzK8caguW1D7Et3Eotyr4FeC7TcCR4BZhmhMq8TXR2Mx2ifk%2BBoxtgMLlaBieKNezdOvUfWay90M3gDUMNjtj9Uix6jOaJkeUDVk7%2FQCv9HwMk1O%2F7Y%2Ft60vgfVaFY32KgO7El7S5fNjDX8amKD6oCU3ToMSKfASWV90lwdwRwgKfviHMo6grnF9Lv8vV4o440S9SAS1JXOUS3J8BdhVwQv06vINuyk9dSuw2m6bnmy8OT8W2XtXGc0SAOnvMiJJ7V6IBziEwe755THmixRU%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.