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Join the School of Health Professions for an engaging and timely discussion exploring how healthcare delivery and public health policy intersect to shape the future of health in New York State, highlighting how healthcare professionals and policy makers collaborate to promote a healthier New York.Featured Speakers Maureen Regan M.B.A., PA-C, FACHE, DFAАРА NYSSPA President Nisha Beharie Dr.P.H., M.P.H. NYSPHA Board of Directors and Policy and Advocacy Committee Co-Chair

If you have questions regarding immigration rights, the New York Civil Liberties Union will be available on March 31 to provide general legal education in a presentation entitled "Know Your Rights." This event is co-sponsored by the New York City and Long Island campus Student Government Associations. This event takes place in-person on the New York City campus, at 16 W. 61 St., 11th-floor auditorium, and will be live streamed via Zoom online. Please register to receive the Zoom link.Register (https://apps.nyit.edu/forms/know-your-rights-event)

Come join the LI Middle Eastern Relief Club for a pop-up thrift store, Thrift for Humanity! Support sustainability, raise funds for meaningful causes, and celebrate collaboration on campus, all while finding something unique for yourself.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r382459)

Please join Nicolas Giovambattista, professor of physics at Brooklyn College, CUNY, for a seminar on "Isotope Substitution Effects in Water: A Description Based on the Potential Energy Landscape Formalism." Water is one of the most important substances on Earth, playing a central role in various scientific and engineering applications. Most biological processes occur in aqueous solutions, emphasizing the importance of water in nature. The presence of hydrogen, a light element, makes water particularly susceptible to nuclear quantum effects arising from atomic delocalization. For instance, the melting temperatures of H₂O and D???O differ by approximately four degrees Kelvin, and the glass transition temperatures vary by about ten degrees Kelvin. At the seminar, Giovambattista will present results from path-integral computer simulations featuring different isotopes of hydrogen. This is one in a series focusing on topics at the intersection of mathematics and physics. With a focus on accessibility, these presentations are designed to be understandable and inspiring for undergraduate students, while offering insights into cutting-edge research in mathematics and physics for all attendees. All seminars in this series are held during free hour, and pizza is provided! This event takes place on both the New York and Long Island campuses as well as on Zoom. Register to obtain the Zoom link.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r382651)About The Math-Physics Seminar Series This semesterly series features engaging talks on topics at the intersection of mathematics and physics. With a focus on accessibility, these presentations are designed to be understandable and inspiring for undergraduate students, while offering insights into cutting-edge research in mathematics and physics for all attendees.

If you had $5,000 to complete a transformational experience, what would you do? Attend this information session to learn more about the prestigious Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship. (https://www.nyit.edu/academics/academic-success/career-success-and-experiential-education/get-experience/edward-guiliano-global-fellowships/). Zoom information will be provided after registration on Handshake.Register for This Session (https://nyit.joinhandshake.com/events/1883014/share_preview)Check Out Other Info Sessions (https://events.nyit.edu/all/tags/edward%20guiliano%20global%20fellowship)