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Gallatin Student Lifeand ResourcesGALLATIN SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUALIZED STUDYGallatin’s Office of Student Life seeks to enhance the quality of life for Gallatin studentsboth in and outside of the classroom, and to provide an atmosphere where students notonly learn, but are also part of a healthy and supportive community within the School.The Office of Student Life will assist students in achieving their personal, academic andcareer goals by offering a variety of programs, services and opportunities to enrich the Gallatinstudent experience. In collaboration with Gallatin’s Office of Student Affairs, theOffice of Student Life oversees all club administration and advisement; coordinates majorSchool events such as Orientation, Graduation and Convocation; and manages a variety ofprograms. The Office of Student Life also supports students in developing projects, cosponsoringactivities, and provides resources that will further assist students with their personaland academic endeavors at NYU.For more information, visit www.gallatin.nyu.edu/studentlife or e-mail gallatin.studentlife@nyu.edu.STUDENT LIFE PROGRAMMINGThroughout the academic year, the Office of Student Life offers a variety of programs andactivities that afford students unique opportunities for learning, leadership, communitybuilding and creative expression. Gallatin’s programs are designed to enhance the academicexperience through an extensive array of cultural, educational, recreational, social and leadershipprogramswith an eye toward developing well-rounded and confident citizens of theworld.The Student Life Office also offers co-curricular programs that complement in-classlearning and may expose students to topics or issue outside of their studies.These programsoften involve Gallatin faculty members, alumni and outside community members.STUDENT COUNCIL AND CLUB LIFEThe Gallatin Student Council represents and supports the interests and concerns ofGallatin students, both within the Gallatin School and the University at large. StudentCouncil Officers are elected on a yearly basis and host a variety of community-buildingactivities, including wellness programs, community service programs, co-sponsorship withstudent projects and town hall meetings. The Student Council encourages collaborationbetween the student clubs and organizations and is responsible for overseeing the fundsallocated to all student organizations.NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013 121
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYThere are many clubs that students are able to participate in at Gallatin.They all offer agreat way to become part of the Gallatin community and plan programs and activities thatsupport the overall mission of Student Life. Some of these clubs include Dancers ChoreographersAlliance (DCA), the Gallatin Business Club (GBC), Gallatin Cinema Society,Gallatin Theater Troupe (GTT), Gallatone, Journal of Global Affairs, Gallatin Society forthe Natural Sciences and NADI: Middle Eastern Studies Society.There are always opportunitiesfor students to create new clubs if there is interest in areas that the current clubsdo not meet.SPECIAL EVENTSWe host a variety of special events throughout the school year. Some highlights include:The Gallatin Arts Festival (GAF) provides a forum for community and networkingamong Gallatin arts students and others interested in supporting and promoting the arts.This is an annual showcase of student performances and art events that engages the Gallatinarts community in a yearlong endeavor. GAF is student organized and student runwith the support of the Gallatin Interdisciplinary Arts Program, a faculty artistic directorand faculty mentors.The Albert Gallatin Lectures bring a series of notable figures from the worlds of politics,the arts, business and academia to NewYork University to discuss contemporary issueswith students, faculty and members of the wider community.The lectures are planned incollaboration with a student committee and usually take place once each semester.The Gallatin Film Series hosts film screenings throughout the year that explore arange of topics and areas of interest to the Gallatin student body.A different faculty memberselects and introduces each film and often leads a discussion after the screening.RESOURCESStudent Life SuiteThe Student Life Suite, located in Room 522 at the Gallatin School, is a comfortable areaopen to students for gathering, studying and relaxing between classes.The Office of StudentLife Office also provides the Suite as an event space for student clubsStudent Resource FundGallatin students can apply for the Student Resource Fund each year for projects that fostercommunity among students. Proposals maybe awarded up to $4,000.Computer LabIn addition to computer labs located across the University, Gallatin has a computer labreserved for the use of its students, located on the School’s fifth floor.122 NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013
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