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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 the NYITCOM's location on the Jonesboro campus of Arkansas State University. The online event takes place on Wednesday, September 17, from 4 – 6 p.m. (CT). At this session, you will:Meet with medical students and the admissions team about the ways students can follow their passion, whether it's research, patient care, advocacy, or community outreach. Learn from the faculty about osteopathic manipulative treatment, one of the hands-on ways for students to learn to improve their patients' quality of life. Gain an understanding of financial aid scholarships and loans available to NYITCOM-Arkansas students. Explore the day-to-day of living in Jonesboro, Ark., as a medical student, by hearing stories from alumni. Go in-depth on the opportunities awaiting you in our third- and fourth-year clinical rotations with a hub-based rotation system. Register (https://apply.nyit.edu/register/?id=0969973f-e076-4870-a99c-62916ff58808) Zoom link is available on registration. Note that this event takes place at 4 p.m. CT (Central Time), that is, 5 p.m. ET (Eastern Time).

Get insider tips to make the most of career fairs. Learn how to perfect your elevator pitch, engage recruiters, and navigate the fair like a pro.Register (https://nyit.joinhandshake.com/events/1781037)

Join Michael Izady (https://site.nyit.edu/bio/mizady), Ph.D., teaching assistant professor in humanities, and the College of Arts and Sciences for this timely online discussion in honor of National Constitution Day. The Zoom link will be provided on registration.Register on Handshake (https://app.joinhandshake.com/edu/events/1778607)

Come learn about the different social, cultural, and special interest clubs and how you can get involved.Register (https://cglink.me/2rJ/r380201)

Baole Wen, Ph.D., assistant professor of mathematics, will talk about fluid behavior in geophysical and astrophysical systems under conditions of strong thermal forcing. He will emphasize how undergraduates at New York Tech are working with advanced numerical methods to connect mathematics to real-world problems.  This event will take place on the Long Island campus at Harry Schure Hall, room 236. The event will also be available online via Zoom, link provided on registration.Register (https://site.nyit.edu/aux/event_rsvp?e=ULZOwc3SB%2Bgm1nvA%2FtCXuODzQ3eDAeHWanIBQ%2FNDc4RjfNmd1lIqXe52EAo%2BPLfB0QnpXqAbRGnXisxX%2B3IMcM1zTf54%2FM8Dx7olSLlDLauOe8xxK4g4stBPR2SIAnHlHTdT1dp%2FfCy9d4qk6NUh5p89J8NTIMXFk%2BS%2BfEjkzPqldMJzRj3JBKc3MQqgMz1qQPxORCPLlZGeYuYUMVbf9O2aaDkMoNPdL4Z5Xs6fE4rewMIwdByBSCNsJ6YUM5S1cJ9HPxl5k6mPJaBCFctqIldjxURxBQeeKVB5I5mzt0lT5ODwVMpRQYvgLbMo35XVCcblhPVY1GFmJjOdc48VL38Rng6iHXwE59x7hL4VgJU%3D)