Doers. Makers. Innovators. Healers.

Join Dean Nicole Wadsworth and your fellow alumni and friends at ACEP in Chicago. You're invited to join whether you're attending the conference or you're in the neighborhood. Arc Bar, Hyatt Regency McCormick Place Chicago 2233 S Martin Luther King Drive Chicago, IL 60616Register (https://alumni.nyit.edu/events/com-events/nyitcom-at-acep-2026) Please direct questions to Katie Cobe, assistant director of alumni relations, at kkarwosk@nyit.edu (mailto:kkarwosk@nyit.edu).

The Humanities Department and the New York Tech Library present a Banned Book Giveaway! In recognition of Banned Book Week, come pick up a free copy of a frequently banned book and learn more about our curriculum and library resources that support freedom of expression! For inquiries, please contact Jennifer Griffiths, associate dean, College of Arts and Sciences, at jgriff02@nyit.edu (mailto:jgriff02@nyit.edu). This event takes place on both New York campuses at the Edward Guiliano Global Center Lobby at 1855 Broadway and at Salten Hall Cafe.

New York Tech is home to doers, makers, innovators, and healers — and right now, we're looking for New York Tech community members who want to help build something that will shape how our campus talks, listens, and engages with different perspectives. Faculty, staff, and students are all welcome! Enjoy refreshments and snacks, plus a chance to win a swag bag in your session's raffle just by attending. Invite a colleague, student, or friend to join you (they'll need to register too).  New York Tech recently received a U.S. Department of Education grant to launch Tech Talks: Promoting Civil Discourse at New York Tech, a campus-wide initiative. As part of this effort, and in partnership with the Constructive Dialogue Institute (https://constructivedialogue.org/about/) (CDI), we're inviting students, faculty, and staff for Campus Dialogue Discovery, a 90-minute workshop where your input directly shapes what happens next.What you'll actually do:Help define what a stronger culture of dialogue looks like at New York Tech. Point out what's already working — and what's missing. Contribute directly to a roadmap that will guide future Tech Talks programming. This is a working session, not a lecture. The strength of the outcome depends on who's in the room ?? and members of the community are central to that. If you've got thoughts on how this campus handles hard conversations, disagreement, or diverse perspectives, this is where that input goes to work.Register (https://apps.nyit.edu/forms/tech-talks-campus-dialogue-discovery-nyc-01)

New York Tech is home to doers, makers, innovators, and healers — and right now, we're looking for New York Tech community members who want to help build something that will shape how our campus talks, listens, and engages with different perspectives. Faculty, staff, and students are all welcome! Enjoy refreshments and snacks, plus a chance to win a swag bag in your session's raffle just by attending. Invite a colleague, student, or friend to join you (they'll need to register too). New York Tech recently received a U.S. Department of Education grant to launch Tech Talks: Promoting Civil Discourse at New York Tech, a campus-wide initiative. As part of this effort, and in partnership with the Constructive Dialogue Institute (https://constructivedialogue.org/about/) (CDI), we're inviting students, faculty, and staff for Campus Dialogue Discovery, a 90-minute workshop where your input directly shapes what happens next.What you'll actually do:Help define what a stronger culture of dialogue looks like at New York Tech. Point out what's already working — and what's missing. Contribute directly to a roadmap that will guide future Tech Talks programming. This is a working session, not a lecture. The strength of the outcome depends on who's in the room — and members of the community are central to that. If you've got thoughts on how this campus handles hard conversations, disagreement, or diverse perspectives, this is where that input goes to work.Register (https://apps.nyit.edu/forms/tech-talks-campus-dialogue-discovery-nyc-02)

Cheer on local first responders at NYIT de Seversky Mansion as they showcase their culinary prowess at our 12th Annual Cast Iron Chef Cooking Competition. Enjoy good food, support local heroes, and celebrate the spirit of competition!  Don't miss out on this opportunity to celebrate and support our first responders as they compete for prizes that New York Tech will donate to the charity of their choice. There is no admission fee, but reservations are required. R.S.V.P. by October 1.Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=SKzunr6eVFfsNw79EISq5Bc%2FLbCgETq8v%2B7TvYQ2iNdVMqycHJ6Xv%2BIKPbm6uSCfIWNYaXq9hquVn%2FRKwRxM5bjvRvUq7wjiCTzGiZP1ptK6NnTmGMtDIMn5S4JE8OWy92kMoE8rbCdQdfTLzy7WKlcOvdo9d7M%2B6HCxmeBKG7aV9ovDwaRECGr67pBA7p51DVUhjxZbfXjguYCzccxR1jhQpoA%2Bn5qUX1MEA%2Fe3%2BfwQZ3eOBtoGQwPddzTBMmYqk2vbq2SrQEm6hOkCf6D8lw%3D%3D) For more information, please contact Dana Perna-Cocchiarella at dperna@nyit.edu (mailto:dperna@nyit.edu).