Thursday Sept. 19, 2019 | 6:10-7:30pm Columbia University Oral History Master of the Arts (OHMA) invites you to our 2019-2020 workshop series on Oral History and Storytelling. All events are free and open to the public. Most events are videotaped and may also be viewed at
You are invited to attend Maintaining Resiliency Under Stress Workshop Thursday, October 17th 12:00pm-1:30pm 6 E. 16th Street, Room 1103 (Wolff Conference Room) Adjusting to a new workload in your first semester on campus or simply juggling the competing demands of coursework, work, and home is
Thursday Oct. 3, 2019 | 6:10-7:30pm Columbia University Oral History Master of the Arts (OHMA) invites you to our 2019-2020 workshop series on Oral History and Storytelling. All events are free and open to the public. Most events are videotaped and may also be viewed at
Oral History and Indigenous Peoples: Rethinking Oral History, Methods, Politics and Theories Oral history was a native and indigenous practice well before, and after, the arrival of colonisers. With the resurgence of oral history in academic practice and as a popular public history approach, indigenous
The attached flyer has info about the new fall workshop series– Tomorrow will be presented the first fall workshop, Time Management, at 3pm in Klein Conference room, 66 West 12th Street, 510. There will also be two additional workshops as part of the series: Python
WHEN WOMEN LEAD featuring Eileen Fisher & Ivy Ross with Jessica Orkin, Kate Johnson & Antoinette Klatzky Saturday, May 18, 2019, 9:30–4:30pm Eileen Fisher Learning Lab 50 South Buckhout Street, Suite 102, Irvington, NY 10533 Women Together is a multifaceted program that was built to ignite the
Interested in undertaking a PHD? Attend the upcoming workshop “How to Apply for External PhD Programs” Monday, May 6th 2-3:30 PM Room A510; 66 W 12th St This workshop will provide you with a solid overview of the process and timeline for applying for doctoral
INAUGURAL NEW SCHOOL RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM The Provost’s Office of Research Support, in partnership with Faculty Affairs, Student Success, the University Student Senate, Student Leadership & Involvement, and Marketing & Communication, would like to invite you to the inaugural New School Research Symposium. The first annual New School
On Thursday, April 18th from 2-3:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering a workshop on APA style and scientific writing. This may be helpful for your students who may be gearing up for their final papers and assignments. Jessica Engelbrecht, a PhD student in
Join the Milano School for Policy, Management, and Environment and learn how to identify good sources, solid facts, and verifiable information. Fighting Fakes: News Literacy in the Digital Age Being a better news consumer in the digital age is critical! As everyone struggles to deal
On Wednesday, April 3rd from 3-4:30pm, the University Learning Center will offer a Python workshop. This workshop will provide an introduction for how to use Python for data analysis and visualization. This workshop will be held in the Klein Conference Room, 66 West 12th Street, Room 510. Please go here to reserve a
On Wednesday, February 27th from 3-4:40pm, the University Learning Center will offer a Excel at Excel workshop. This workshop will demonstrate basic functions and operations of the Excel program: inputting, calculating, formatting, and analyzing content. Attendees are strongly encouraged to bring a laptop with Excel installed. This workshop will be held
Earth Celebrations Engaging Communities to Generate Ecological & Social Change Through the Arts Winter/Spring 2019 Ecological Arts & Climate Solutions Action ECOLOGICAL CITY A Cultural & Climate Solutions Action Project PUPPET AND COSTUME WORKSHOPS March 2 – May 8 Wednesday’s – 6pm-9:30pm (Costume) Saturday’s – 12pm-4pm
On Thursday, February 14th from 2-4pm, the University Learning Center will offer a Research Papers workshop. This workshop will show students how to gather sources, plan an outline and begin writing a research paper. This workshop will be held in the Klein Conference Room, 66 West 12th Street, Room 510. Please go here to
“Tax Tips for Freelancers” is Part 3 (of 3) of the Small Business Tax Workshops Series at the Science, Industry & Business Library (SIBL). It is designed to inform startups and established freelancers, entrepreneurs and independent contractors, about their tax requirements and record keeping responsibilities. Attendees
Help Students Speak Truth to Power at: Speaking Truth To Power: A 3-day workshop on Investigative Documentary We live in a challenging and important time for investigative journalists and the press to hold those in power accountable. From January 11-13, Emmy-award winning lead instructor Hilke Schellmann
December Events: Meditation Workshop: Unplug, slow down, and experience MAD in a whole new way on Friday, December 7 from 9 am to 10 am in a meditation workshop set alongside Anne Lindberg’s the eye’s level. The contemplative site-specific installation uses hundreds of thread lines pulled through
Justin Farrell is a professor and author at Yale University. He studies environment, elites, rural inequality, and social movements using a mixture of methods from large-scale computational text analysis, qualitative & ethnographic fieldwork, network science, and machine learning. His research has been published by Princeton University
IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING FOR SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT Zahra Rasool, the head of Al Jazeera’s immersive media studio Contrast, will be giving a workshop on using new media to create socially engaged content. Participants will have a chance to try out Live VR/AR demos. Hosted by Engage Media Lab at The New School’s XReality
Join UnionDocs for Modes of Making: A 3-day Intensive of Producing for Documentary led by Danielle Varga (Cameraperson)! The process of producing a documentary film, especially in the independent or experimental landscape, can have various unforeseen turns. Yet the producer is expected to reign in
BLENDING DATA SCIENCE WITH QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Public Lecture Tuesday 4th December from 6:00 – 7:30 PM Orozco Room Room A712 (66 West 12th Street) Justin Farrell is a professor and author at Yale University. He studies environment, elites, rural inequality, and social movements using a mixture
The University Learning Center is now open 12-5pm each Saturday through December 15th (except for Saturday, November 24th) for all New School students. Students can make an appointment through Starfish or come in for a walk-in. Please email learningcenter@newschool.edu with any questions.
New School Alum Greg Mania will be serving as guest faculty alongside literary luminaries such as Roxane Gay and Chloe Caldwell to teach a series of writing workshops for Personal Disclosures, which is sponsored by The Second City. New School students who sign up for any
On Thursday, October 4th from 6-7:30pm, the University Learning Center will be offering the workshop Excel at Excel for students, where we will go through basic functions and operations of the Excel program. Students are encouraged to bring their laptops with Excel installed. This workshop will be held at 66 West 12th
Learn what it takes to land an exciting job in the TV industry. Executives from leading networks who make the hiring decisions reveal what skills and qualities standout when recruiting young talent in this highly competitive field. Join us at 6:30pm on Wednesday, October 3, at Kumble
On Wednesday, September 26th from 12pm-2pm, the University Learning Center (in partnership with Libraries & Archives) will be offering the workshop Research Papers: Gathering Sources, Planning & Writing. They will be discussing strategies for locating, distinguishing and evaluating sources, as well as the best methods or organizing and writing
The Oral History Master of Arts Program is pleased to announce its 2018-2019 workshop series: Oral History and the Future: Archives and Embodied Memory Oral history is a conversation about the past that takes place in the present and is oriented towards the future. How is this
Women Make Movies’ Workshop and Webinar Series starts back up next month with a special in-person masterclass, Secrets From Successful Editors. Moderated by Sabine Krayenbühl (Virgin Tales, Mad Hot Ballroom), the event will be a process-oriented discussion with Hemal Trivedi (Among the Believers, Saving Face), Ann