Education & Social Impact Events

Join the NYS Department of Civil Service for a workshop on careers in state government, internship opportunities, fellowships, state employee benefits, and other rewarding pathways into public service. Following the presentation, we will be tabling for follow-up questions and resources at the Rock Swing in McEwen from 1:15–2:15 p.m. Register on Handshake.

Come join NYS Department of Civil Service to learn about navigating careers in state government, internship opportunities, fellowships, state government benefits, and other rewarding pathways into public service! There will be a workshop in KJ 101 just before this tabling.

Join us for a lunch conversation with David McCune, professor of mathematics at William Jewell College, Missouri. McCune's published work examines voting systems and the mathematical paradoxes that can arise under election mechanisms such as ranked-choice methods and apportionment procedures. Recently he appeared on Undark's podcast series discussing whether the U.S. should move to ranked-choice voting, explaining both the strengths of such a reform and the practical humility needed to turn what models and simulations show into real-world implementation. McCune's research applies mathematical and statistical analysis to civic questions — ...

Considering graduate study in international affairs, public policy, global business, or security? Join admissions representatives from the top schools of international affairs — Georgetown School of Foreign Service, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Columbia School of International and Public Affairs, and Tufts Fletcher — for an information session on graduate program offerings, application strategies and requirements, financial aid opportunities, and career pathways. Register in Handshake.

Register on Handshake! Join Kaitlin McCabe '16, Access and Inclusion Specialist at the NYC Department of Education, and Anna Paikert '13, Autism Class Coordinator at Cork Educate Together Secondary School, for a discussion on careers in Special Eduation! This will be an in-person event for students. Mitsuba will be served!