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Join New York Tech Libraries for the AI Week Prompt-A-Thon. Work solo or with a team to design, test, and improve AI prompts that tackle real-world and STEM-related challenges. You'll gain hands-on experience with AI, meet other participants, and compete for awards recognizing the most effective and creative use of AI. No advanced AI experience required. Win prizes. Food will be provided.Register (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYoLwQV2Y7CAkF_TEvhMfP8O-5Ge0yPbhdDScxmIRo5pgi_w/viewform)Learn more about all the events for AI Week (https://libguides.nyit.edu/new-york-tech-library-presents-ai-week-2026), including speakers, times, and topics. AI Week 2026 was organized by Sebastien Marion, M.B.A., M.L.I.S. and Eduardo Rivera, M.L.I.S., M.S.Ed., co-principal investigators on Building AI Fluency Through Prompt Engineering: A Scalable Model for Long Island Libraries , the award that funds the program.AI Week 2026 is supported by theLong Island Library Resources Council(LILRC).

The New York Tech Women in Higher Education Affinity Resource Group invites all faculty and staff to a a presentation from Nicole Wadsworth, D.O., vice provost for health sciences, dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, and dean of the School of Health Professions. Join us to learn from one another and have a conversation with Dean Wadsworth.Leading from Where You Are:Finding Your Voice, Building Influence, and Supporting Others Friday, October 30 Noon – 12:45 p.m. Online via Zoom Our mission is to create a space for all who are interested in connecting, collaborating, and having conversations that enhance our personal and professional lives, as well as our university culture. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn from one of New York Tech's leaders. The presentation will be followed by conversation and questions. Please register for the Zoom link.Register (https://apps.nyit.edu/forms/event-rsvp?e=%2BZlYxcUQ5x8OJU8GXdUyhqq8LQXEI2mquJ4PevskQq9p9DQhW5gaW7GeSQ4RJ%2BJxE5ZAlan8WQV1j7BwDA7t5yI1BEKJ7KiTOfIivSxEzZR414rrTmKx64hKLDPXb1Cgc5M%2BGfZ5%2FvoNhEhxSVYBfvSyEu4pBggmkyiw6vgB5b6wjZ1apOycyvGawOUDFK9E5nIimfBCYdZCWkeqvjSdIGZr9o2ikvdf9F4voI8YRJes1zUQG5i0nBmTlTwMfIrdL6jvo4WfOgL4oasExuKhjvvdKPqLuWGm%2Bytd%2FD9o1TNVLgcZ9axGV5C2y%2FVzP9UM)

The Biomedical Data Science Center (BDSC) invites you to its Third Invited Seminar, featuring Mark Gerstein, Ph.D., Williams Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Yale University. Aspects of Machine Learning in Biomedical Data Science Date: Friday, October 30 Pizza and refreshments: 12:30 – 1 p.m. Seminar: 1 – 2 p.m. Location: 16 W. 61st St., 11th-floor auditorium Please register for the Zoom link.Register (https://apps.nyit.edu/forms/event-rsvp?e=1TmnxcjSR%2B4Wx%2FYlG5gaZBcUCHN4Y3uszp%2BkfzFHcuUbASgbmoWaOJ2d3mBY%2FG4G1uFW4pNW2h0UKJnkuPzt%2FC%2BeRPuCt6yDgeQkXnavQ1xJX%2Fqk7yxAyn%2BNMn%2BRnla%2FAa7b%2BV0mE4kH2etDrAHSy88lYA%2F9hoOZ92poW4ntnAEwmdA0wDIjzdDNOs6QNzwpOwYGFBQ5pC%2Fzzh6yjshblmLxVl7O24SUybVr5wqItlSjtD4v2g0lfMpCw6RA%2FpZ1jfXCn1Jz6lGj%2BL3Dh11%2FN268Ma2zqa%2FWOEfUDCAqkRnVVDB1l9BwQuKE4yQuWdYbHXHn%2By0w7NAPPmwzM5FW4tl4Oe3BqEnKmv1KyF24kIDm73N8kDrBuMDF8aZpAS3%2B1kTuCFzROQdQEs5J%2BOkTgQZ0kit1tLw1atY4TzmJRWFyW59Ys6khE8096oAxrxkd0q1hO4VfXz210uBPgUGt9A%3D%3D) Mark Gerstein is an internationally recognized leader in computational genomics and biomedical data science. His research encompasses human genome annotation, disease genomics, genomic privacy, biological networks, and the use of machine learning to analyze complex biomedical data. His work has appeared in leading journals including Nature, Science, and Cell.The seminar is open to the entire university community. Students are especially encouraged to attend and learn how machine learning is advancing biomedical research. Faculty are encouraged to share the invitation with their classes and research groups. This event is organized by the Biomedical Data Science Center with support from the Dean of College of Arts and Sciences.

Join friends, colleagues, and alumni at the beautiful Woodside Club (https://www.woodsideclub.com), conveniently located just 6.2 miles from the NYITCOM campus! Breakfast and check-in begins at 8:30 a.m., followed by a shotgun start time at 10 a.m. No worries about rushing back to the clubhouse for lunch—we'll serve it to you al fresco on the course. After you've finished with golf for the day, you'll be ready to relax and unwind at a cocktail hour and sit-down dinner. All proceeds will benefit NYITCOM. Each golfer will receive a complimentary Golden Ticket (raffle sheet, 10 mulligans, and entrance to Hole-in-One Contest valued at over $100) with your registration. If you had registered for the August 3 date, please contact Katie Cobe, at kkarwosk@nyit.edu (mailto:kkarwosk@nyit.edu), by September 9 to let us know if you're available to play on November 2. For sponsorship questions, please reach out to Carmen Marmo-Savinetti, senior major gift officer, at cmarmosa@nyit.edu (mailto:cmarmosa@nyit.edu). For other questions, please reach out to Katie Cobe, assistant director of alumni relations, at kkarwosk@nyit.edu (mailto:kkarwosk@nyit.edu).  If you are unable to attend, but wish to make a gift to NYITCOM, please do so through our donation form (https://www.nyit.edu/medicine/college-of-osteopathic-medicine/alumni-and-giving/giving/). All proceeds benefit New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM). New York Institute of Technology is a 501(c)3 organization.Register (https://alumni.nyit.edu/events/com-events/2026-nyitcom-golf-classic) 2026 Sponsor and Ticket OpportunitiesGolf Hole Sign - $600 This sponsorship includes a sign on the golf course and a logo on our website. Your donation to NYITCOM is $600 and is tax deductible. Dinner Only Ticket - $150 The fair market value of goods is $121. Your donation to NYITCOM is $29 and is tax deductible. Thank you to our sponsors Event Sponsors Silver Sponsors Hole In One Sponsor Lunch Sponsor Golf Hole Sign Sponsors

Join New York Tech's admissions team and faculty for an engaging and informative session specifically for school counselors. Counselors will get the opportunity to:Connect with faculty from the School of Architecture and Design, the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences, and the School of Management, and explore our state-of-the-art facilities. Participate in discussions, network, and build connections with colleagues to foster collaboration. Discover new programs, scholarships, and financial aid offerings for your students. Learn about changes happening around campus. Tour the campus with our student ambassadors (optional). Register (https://apply.nyit.edu/register/?id=d43674b5-924f-4d3c-ab02-51f1937fa81d)