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Celebrate map making and geographic information systems with this OpenGuessr Tournament, in Education Hall, room 101, on the Long Island campus. Teams of two or more will compete for prizes and bragging rights. Come get a button!  A geographic information system integrates hardware, software, and data to help people understand a wide variety of information about the world. This spatial data is typically viewed on digital and hardcopy maps that reveal patterns, illustrate problems, and show connections that are not otherwise evident.Learn More (https://libcal.nyit.edu/event/14879660)Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay

Join the Student Government Association for the bi-weekly Senate meetings. Senate meetings are held in-person in Harry Schure Hall 130. During Senate meetings, student senators discuss important campus updates, general student feedback, vote on budgets and more.Register (https://campusgroups.nyit.edu/rsvp_boot?id=380476)

Come to this town hall to discuss student services on the Long Island campus, including campus dining, career services, facilities, the library, and student life.Register on CampusGroups (https://campusgroups.nyit.edu/lisga/rsvp_boot?id=381356)

Join New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) virtually and see why more than 7,500 physicians have chosen NYITCOM for their medical education. This helpful session will provide insight into the medical student experience at our Long Island location in Old Westbury, N.Y. At this session, you will:Meet with medical students and our admissions team about the ways we're encouraging students to follow their passion—whether it's research, patient care, advocacy, or community outreach. Discover academic programs and dual degree curricular tracks, including a D.O./Ph.D. degree in Medical and Biological Sciences. Learn about the AACOMAS application process and requirements for medical school admissions. Learn more about Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment, one of the hands-on ways our students learn to improve their patients' quality of life. Register (https://apply.nyit.edu/register/?id=e27c7915-7de1-4946-a3f1-6141a00a2249)

New York Institute of Technology President Jerry Balentine, D.O., invites faculty and staff to attend this upcoming Listening Tour Event, held on our Long Island campus on November 11. This session is an opportunity for you to ask questions about his vision for New York Institute of Technology and to share your thoughts, suggestions, and concerns. This event is designed to foster open dialogue around our vision for the university and strategies for improving the New York Tech experience for students, faculty, and staff, in addition to other topics important to all of us.Register (https://site.nyit.edu/president/campus_listening_tours) This is one of five President's Listening Tour Events for faculty and staff, two on the Long Island campus, two on the New York City campus, and one online. Please register if you plan to attend. Food and refreshments will be served at all in-person sessions. You are encouraged to attend the session that best fits your schedule. Your input is vital as we move forward together.All Listening Tours (https://events.nyit.edu/all/tags/president's%20listening%20tour)