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Check out the brand new Mindfulness Initiative - a joint collaboration between NYU's Counseling & Behavioral Health Services and the Wellness Exchange. This initiative was founded on the belief that mindfulness, the simple act of being aware of one's experience in the present moment, can be transformative to the NYU community. Virtually interact in the calming corner or yoga room, or ask the Stresspert! Check it out!
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Want to explore an area of study outside your major, but don't have time with your full fall and spring course loads? Now you can opt for new Winter Session course options from January 5-17. Offered to current students as well as qualified friends, these short-term intensive courses give students the freedom to explore new areas of study, pursue potential graduate fields of study, participate in specialized training and certificate programs, and much more! Visit the www.nyu.edu/winter for more information and to learn how to register. |
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Everyone has problems, but not everyone knows where to turn for help. NYU wishes to remind all students of the following University resources. We encourage you to avail yourself of a wide range of services by contacting the Wellness Exchange at 9999 from any campus phone, 212-443-9999 from any outside line, or at wellness.exchange@nyu.edu. For information on spiritual and religious resources, contact NYU's Center for Spiritual Life at 212-998-4959 or spiritual.life@nyu.edu.
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The Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs
Kimmel Center for University Life
60 Washington Square South, Suite 601
New York, NY 10012 Map
Phone: (212) 998-4410
Fax: (212) 995-3506
Email: sa.questions@nyu.edu
Marc Wais, Vice President for Student Affairs
