Art & Public Policy

Resources

NYU Student/International Student Needs

NYU Student Basic Needs - A students’ “basic needs” refers to the essential components - food, health care, safe housing, etc. - that impacts a student’s well-being, sense of belonging, and ability to thrive at NYU. The Office of the Dean of Students is committed to working with university partners to support students experiencing basic needs insecurity, which includes: Food Security, Stable Housing, Caregiving Resources, and Mental Health & Wellness

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International Student Services - The Office of Global Services (OGS) handles immigration matters for all students, faculty, and staff seeking immigration and visa support when traveling to NYU locations in the US and around the world.

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Health & Wellness - Click here for NYU's Health & Wellness resources for students.

The Moses Center for Student Accessibility - New York University is committed to providing equal educational opportunity and participation for students of all abilities. We work with NYU students to determine appropriate and reasonable accommodations that support equal access to a world-class education.

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Grant Opportunities - Find grant opportunities at this link.

NYU Swap Shop - The Swap Shop has limited supplies. Please check the Swap Shop Instagram for any updates on hours, supplies, and more. 

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Academic and Career Resources

The Wasserman Center - The Wasserman Center is dedicated to helping students take a holistic and adaptable approach to achieve their career goals. Recognizing that the resume and cover letter are crucial but only scratch the surface of the job application process, we provide resources and support tailored to your needs. Our commitment extends beyond securing a job to building a successful and fulfilling career. 

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Bobst Library - he 12-story Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, designed by Philip Johnson and Richard Foster, is the flagship of a 10-library system that provides students and faculty members with access to the world’s scholarship and serves at the center of the University community’s intellectual life.

Click here to learn about the library resources available to students. 

Writing Center - The Writing Center is a place where any NYU student can get help with their writing. The Writing Center is part of NYU's Expository Writing Program in the College of Arts and Science. It is a place where one-on-one teaching and learning occur, as students work closely with professional consultants at every stage of the writing process and on any piece of writing except for exams. 

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Printing on Campus - See the complete list here for printer stations across NYU's NYC campus. 

There is also several printers in our Art & Public Policy Student Lounge. 

Networking and Activities

NYU MakerSpace - The MakerSpace can be used for classwork, hobbies, or just for fun. See this link to find out more about what is available, and ask staff for help choosing the best tool for the job. Then, watch the necessary videos and sign up for any bookings you may need to complete your desired trainings.

Users are now required to create a reservation for all your MakerSpace needs, including tables, machines, and trainings. Check out our Training and Reservations page to learn more.

NYU Scholastix - NYU ScholasTix is NYU’s clearinghouse for tickets to the movies, Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, sporting events, musical concerts and more, all at a reduced price. This service is available to NYU Students, Alumni and Faculty/Staff.  Select a category on the left. 

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Music & Dance Practice - The Kimmel Center provides music and dance practice rooms to students to currently martriculated students. These rooms are located on both the 6th floor of the Kimmel Center. Our dance room is on the 6th floor of the Kimmel Center. Reservations for these spaces must be made with a Music & Dance Practice template through a KimmelOneStop Account. 

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Museum Gateway for Students - Link to Free Museum Access Webpage

Student Life and Clubs

NYU Center for Student Life - The Mission of the Center for Student Life is to enhance the NYU experience through programs and services that create intentional student engagement. We cultivate opportunities which support new student transition, empower leadership development, and foster inclusive community building. We exist to help our students discover their purpose at NYU and beyond.
 
NYU CMEP - The Center for Multicultural Education and Programs (CMEP) offers a vast array of educational and social events, programs, and resources that aim to engage, support, empower, and celebrate students of color and those of historically marginalized and excluded groups—throughout NYU’s global network and around the world. Everyone is welcome to join, learn, and connect; to deepen their networks and build bridges across groups. CMEP is part of a broad spectrum of programs and services dedicated to fostering belonging and inclusion. We are committed to helping all community members discover a holistic range of resources at NYU.
 
Clubs & Organization - Each year, there are more than 300 active student clubs on campus open to all students — from the Cheese Club to the Superhero Club — in addition to school-based clubs, which are exclusive to NYU schools or academic programs.

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Tisch Student Collab Hub - Scroll through listings to find opportunities on Tisch projects! Post calls to find performers, crew, or other creative collaborators!

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NYU Arts and Culture Network - Formerly titled Student Network Exploring Arts & Culture (SNEAC), this student organization was formed in 2003 to promote discourse on cultural policy and arts management within NYU Wagner, as well as more broadly throughout NYU and across New York City communities. In 2021, SNEAC was reestablished as the NYU Arts & Culture Network (ACN). ACN is dedicated to exploring and appreciating the myriad arts opportunities throughout New York.

NYU Wagner promotes learning in public and nonprofit settings across management, finance, policy, urban planning, health, and international affairs. ACN provides a bridge between these disciplines and the local and national arts and cultural sector. Arts and culture are critical to a forward-thinking society, and ACN aims to raise their importance and effectiveness within public policy and administration.

ACN is committed to promoting equity and inclusion in all aspects of the organization’s operations, as well as advocating for these principals in the greater arts community. ACN welcomes any and all Wagner students from all specializations, whether or not career goals are centered around arts policy.

ACN promotes professional development and leadership within various cultural industries including, but not limited to, visual and performing arts, fashion and design, digital media, arts-in-education, civic engagement, nonprofit arts management, and arts philanthropy and development. ACN engenders conversation on current trends and practices in arts management and cultural policy through discussion panels, networking events, advocacy, and cultural engagement opportunities.