Senior Class E-mail Archive

We are in the home stretch Gallatin Seniors! A few quick notes for the end of the week...

 

TEDxGALLATIN

10 talks from 10 graduating seniors!: Anna Duensing, Nick Glastonbury, Will Notini, Jane Adams, Fatou Waggeh, Jennie Bernstein, Daniel LaCosse, Jackson Miller, Melissa Boigon, and Shara Guarnaccia.

Thursday, April 18th @ 6:30 in the Jerry H. Labowitz Theater for the Performing Arts with a reception to follow.

 

GALLATIN RESEARCH JOURNAL

Hot off the presses! Celebrate this year’s release on Thursday, April 18th @ 8:00 in the lobby of 1 Washington Place.

 

RECEPTION for GRADUATING SENIORS

Toast your accomplishments! Get fancy! Celebrate with the Seniors! May 16th from 6:00-8:00 @ Gallatin.

 

GAF

Congratulations to all of the seniors involved in this year’s Gallatin Arts Festival – it was an impressive set of performances and exhibits!

 

GALLATIN GRADUATION TICKETS

Orders are currently being accepted on the Gallatin website. You may place new orders and update old orders until Friday April, 26th.

PICK-UP May 1 - May 17 from 12:00-6:00 @ Ticket Central, 566 LaGuardia Place in the Skirball Center Lobby.

If you requested more than two extra guest tickets, they will be distributed May 20 from 10:00 -4:30 at the Gallatin Office of Student Affairs, 1 Washington Pl., room 524.

You Will Receive: One Candidate ticket, four guest tickets and up to two extra tickets (if requested). You will also receive candidate arrival and check in instructions and photography instructions.

Everyone-- including children-- must have a ticket to enter Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall.

 

GRADUATION ATTIRE

Please be sure that you have ordered and picked up your graduation attire from Coles no later than May 20th. If you have not ordered your attire please go to the NYU commencement web site for detailed instructions.

 

GRADUATION TICKET & ATTIRE QUESTIONS

If you have questions, don't email Meredith (she's checking on your degree requirements!), instead please contact gallatin.studentaffairs@nyu.edu, 212.998.7380.

 

SEPTEMBER CANDIDATES & PETITIONING TO MARCH

This Monday (04.15) is the last day for September 2013 degree candidates to petition to march at the 2013 graduation ceremonies. Check the criteria before submitting your petition.

 

Work hard and be in touch,

MT

DAGS
Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors proposals are due April 1st!

Pass/Fail
Last day to file a pass/fail is April 5th. Be sure to read the policy regarding what kinds of classes can be graded pass/fail before you take action.

Graduation Checklist
For graduation updates and details please check the Gallatin website:
http://gallatin.nyu.edu/studentlife/graduation/graduation-check-list.html

Graduation Tickets
All candidates for graduation will be able to place their ticket requests online via the Gallatin website  April 1 to April 26, 2013.

Each candidate will receive 4 guest tickets and may request additional tickets. In the past we have been able to accommodate at least two additional tickets per student, however if more than two additional tickets are requested, they will be made available based upon the number of requests. Gallatin ticket distribution begins May 1st through May 17th at the Ticket Central Box Office at Skirball.

Graduation Reminders
You may have received a letter from NYU’s Office of the Registrar noting your outstanding degree requirements that are a barrier to a May degree. If your colloquium is scheduled and confirmed, don’t
worry about this letter. If the letter points out an unfulfilled minor, first year seminar, liberal arts foundation requirement, or other issue…it is your job to be in touch with me and your primary faculty adviser so that you can take the appropriate steps toward resolution.

Three questions for you to mull over as you enjoy a change of pace during spring break!

 

DID YOU MARK YOUR CALENDAR?
Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors
Proposals for post-graduation funding are due April 1. Have an idea that you are batting around and want some additional feedback? Be in touch.

Gallatin Arts Festival
Support your friends and classmates by attending this year’s Gallatin Arts Festival! GAF is always an amazing show of Gallatin creativity. Events this year are programmed April 8-12.

TEDx Gallatin – Senior Symposium
Our very own TEDx event returns! Join in the celebration and sharing of great ideas – inspired by 10 fantastic student speakers. Thursday, April 18, 6:30-8:00.

 

ARE YOU READY TO CELEBRATE?
- Reception for Graduating Seniors @ Gallatin - May 16
- Gallatin Graduation @ Lincoln Center – May 21
- NYU Commencement Ceremonies @ Yankee Stadium - May 22

Gallatin graduation information and a handy checklist are online. For fun senior-only events (like cruises and the senior formal) leading up to graduation, check out the Class of 2013 website!

 

ARE YOU TAPPED INTO NYU’s CAREERNET?
You might want to be. The NYU Wasserman Center for Career Development has hearty connections with many local and national employers and you’ll see those opportunities posted through CareerNet. The Wasserman Center also hosts events that will help shape your approach to post-graduation plans. Here’s a few upcoming programs that might be of interest:

Acing the Interview
Thursday, March 28, 3:30-4:30 | The Wasserman Center
Learn to prepare for interviews, respond to difficult questions, and what to wear. RSVP on NYU CareerNet.

The Wisdom of the Humanities: Building Meaningful Lives and Successful Careers
Wednesday, April 3, 5:30- 7:30PM | The Wasserman Center
This event brings renowned entertainment CEO Strauss Zelnick to speak to and meet with NYU students and others. With a twin major in English and Psychology, Strauss says he learned more in college than he did “in business school and law school combined,” and that much of his success in life and business he attributes to his grounding in the humanities. The President and co-founder of Zelnick Media, he was previously CEO and President of three major entertainment companies: BMG Entertainment, Crystal Dynamics, and 20th Century Fox. RSVP through NYU CareerNet

Volunteer and Special Service Postgraduate Opportunities
Wednesday, April 3, 5:30-7:00 | The Wasserman Center
Thinking about taking some time after you graduate to volunteer, travel, or just explore new opportunities? Join us for a panel discussion and hear from individuals who participated in a variety of 1-2 year programs after college. This will be a great opportunity to learn about different options and get your questions answered.

International Career Paths Panel
Wednesday, April 10, 5:00-6:30pm | The Wasserman Center
Hear from a panel of professionals with a variety of experiences living, studying and working abroad. Learn how these experiences ultimately contributed to success in their personal and professional lives. RSVP through NYU CareerNet under Events.

SENIOR SYMPOSIUM

Save the date! Gallatin’s 5th Annual TEDx SENIOR SYMPOSIUM will take place on Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 6:30 pm in the Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for the Performing Arts at 1 Washington Place. Gallatin’s Senior Symposium is a TEDx event. Inspired by the annual TED Talks, the Senior Symposium showcases Gallatin seniors’ individualized concentrations, highlighting the diversity of our undergraduate scholars. For more information on past presentations, visit the Senior Symposium page on the Gallatin website!

Seniors: you are invited to present your academic concentration or colloquium topic! Submit a 300 word abstract describing your proposed 6-10 minute talk to Senior Class Adviser Meredith Theeman by Tuesday, February 19.

 

COLLOQUIUM REGISTRATION

It’s (past) time to register for your Spring colloquium. If you are having trouble putting together a committee, please be in touch.

 

TRIVIA NIGHT

Closet Jeopardy fan? Pub trivia night champion? Self-described know-it-all? SAVE APRIL 3RD on your calendars for SENIOR TRIVIA NIGHT. Start forming your team now (faculty welcome)…in advance of more details to come!

 

GRADUATION CHECKLIST

Want to make sure that you are on track with graduation-related deadlines? Read through the handy Gallatin Graduation Checklist.

 

Have questions regarding colloquium preparations, your degree audit, or the Dean's Award for Graduating Seniors? Stop by office hours, as below. Until then, work hard and be in touch.

 

Seniors! The calendar countsdown the big events and deadlines that should definitely be on your radars. Snuggle into your readings and out of the snow this weekend...and when you need a break update your schedules with the following. Many of you have passed your colloquia (!), and many have submitted registration forms recently - but if you haven't, now is the time to coordinate a date with your committees!

TODAY

Expected date of graduation

Does Albert know your “expected date of graduation”?

 

TODAY

Degree Audit

Does your Spring schedule ensure that you are on track to graduate? Are all of your requirements fulfilled if you finish the semester? Please check your advisement report (aka degree audit) on Albert.

 

FEBRUARY 11

Add/Drop deadline

All decisions regarding Spring registration must be made by Monday. Let’s get it sorted by the end of the week so that you can have a more relaxing weekend!

 

FEBRUARY 13

100 Nights to Graduation!

Join graduating students from across the university for this Senior Class Activity Board event. 5:30-7:30 in Kimmel.

 

FEBRUARY 19

TEDx 2013 Gallatin Senior Symposium proposal deadline

Have an awesome concentration? Did you shine in your colloquium? Submit a 300 word abstract to give a TED talk at the annual Senior Symposium and share your ideas with everyone! Send abstracts and questions to me via mlt8@nyu.edu

 

FEBRUARY 26

Funded Internship Award deadline

$1000 for spring internships in traditionally underfunded sectors.

 

APRIL 1

Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors

Want up to $2000 to complete a post-graduation project tying together your academic interests? Proposals are due for the Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors. For more information be in touch.

 

APRIL 15

Petition to March Deadline

Have 8 or fewer credits to complete this summer but want to join in the graduation festivities? See if you are eligible to submit a petition to march.

 

APRIL 18

TEDx 2013 Gallatin Senior Symposium

See what your classmates have been up to all these years – and celebrate our collective creativity!

 

MAY 16

Graduating Seniors Reception

End of finals, end of term, end of undergraduate career! Mark your calendar to raise a glass to yourself and your classmates! Save the date.

 

May 21

Gallatin Graduation

We’ll be graduating from Lincoln Center this year. Information about graduation, tickets, and attire is online!

 

MAY 22

NYU Commencement

Yankee Stadium!

 

ALL SEMESTER

Senior Class Office Hours

Monday 10:00-12:00 by appt

Tuesday 10:00-12:30 walk-in

Wednesday 2:00-4:30 walk-in

Seniors! I trust that the winter break afforded you a change of pace and that you are returning to your studies with rest and enthusiasm.

A lot of colloquia are on the schedule! Very exciting times. Be in conversation with your adviser regarding preparations and be sure to make room in your schedules for studying. If your rationale is moments away from submission, keep working hard and conferring with your adviser on drafts.

Handy details about senior year deadlines including colloquium workshops, opportunities for funding, and graduation can be found on the Senior Class Website. Diplomas are happening in 2013!

Things to know this week:

Internship proposal deadline is Friday, February 1st

Add/drop deadline is Sunday, February 10th

Wasserman funded internship proposal deadline is February 26th. Last semester  a number of Gallatin students won $1,000(!) awards. You could be next. I'm happy to look over any proposals before submission (for this and other opportunities).

Expected Date of Graduation....Does Albert know which semester is your last? Make sure your plans are accurately reflected in your student center.

The Gallatin Events Calendar lists a host of intellectually rich and/or fun events such as the Blues Symposium, Distinguished Faculty Lecture with Anne Carson & Judith Bulter, and The Gallatin Arts Festival. Put a few of these on your calendar for the semester...you never know when you might hear of a book, scholar, or artist appropriate to your concentration.

Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors - Have a project that you'd like to complete the summer after graduation that ties together your concentration or allows you to apply theory? Be in touch with questions.

Degree audit....always available through Albert. Know which requirements remain....if you have questions, come to office hours!

A few credits short of graduating in May but hoping to march at graduation? Read through the criteria surrounding exemptions to participate at the May graduation ceremonies.

This semester my office hours are as follows:

M 10-12 by appt.

T 10-12 walk-in

W 3-5 walk-in

Work hard and be in touch,
MT

Senior Toast!

Next Tuesday 12.11th from 5:00-8:00 in the Gallatin gallery.

Join your peers for an evening of beverages and hors d’oeuvres in celebration of the oh-so-near end of term.

Toast the Fall grads! Toast the May grads-to-be! Toast your favorite Senior Class Adviser!

(Bring proof of age if you want to drink wine)

Seniors! I hope you all enjoy a bit of rest and relaxation over the Thanksgiving holiday break...but before you go into a tryptophan induced nap....register the following information:

REGISTRATION APPOINTMENTS

Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning is go time! You have a fantastic registration time as a Senior so be sure to use it. You’ll need to submit your online plan of study form ASAP so that your adviser hold can be lifted in time. Be in touch with your adviser.

DEGREE AUDIT

Check out your remaining degree requirements through Albert’s degree audit.

SWAP

We have information regarding the Swap and Waitlist functions on the Gallatin website. If you have trouble using Albert, watch the Registrar's Albert tutorial to learn your way around NYU's registration system. (You can forward it to a specific section if you don't feel like watching the whole thing.)

RATIONALE SUBMISSION

To the 300+ seniors who submitted your rationales this semester, thank you! We’re excited to keep you moving toward the colloquium conversation. If you are putting the finishing touches on your documents, please submit before Thanksgiving.

TWO-CREDIT

Need a two credit course? Gallatin is offering fantastic seven-week IDSEMs in the Spring.

ONE-CREDIT

Need a one credit course? Intergroup Dialogue focuses specifically on intergroup dynamics within higher education and promotes awareness and change in intergroup relations at the individual, cultural, and institutional levels. The IGD model is designed to promote positive intergroup relations among students, staff, and faculty and to improve the campus climate at NYU. The uniqueness of this course is that all students apply and equitable sections based on the topic are created.  In the past we have we have held sections on Ability, Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Spirituality among other topics. At NYU, IGD is offered for 1-credit and is open to all NYU undergraduate students. All undergraduate students must apply for participation by December 3, 2012 by following the instructions at: http://www.cmep.nyu.edu

SENIOR PARTY

December 11th we’ll have a wine toast to the seniors graduating this semester! We’ll also toast the hard work of all of you…and look ahead to everyone celebrating in May. Mark your calendar so that you don’t forget to have a drink with us!

THANKS

For your hard work and dedication to academic success this semester, I send you thanks….and one of my favorite Thanksgiving moments (dubbed recently as a “classic” by one of you).

Work hard and be in touch,

MT

 

Seniors! A strange and challenging week is now mostly behind us…I applaud your patience and resourcefulness during such a rough time. Now that we are through the stormy woods, please be mindful of the following issues and deadlines. And did you vote? I hope so…

RATIONALE

The deadline for rationale and booklist submission was extended to Thursday, November 8th due to the storm. Please make sure that you are in touch with your primary faculty adviser regarding the finishing touches.

COLLOQUIUM

It's time to think about your committee. I encourage you to begin asking faculty regarding their availability as soon as your rationale is submitted. We can only sit on a finite number of committees, so ask us before we meet our thresholds! Remember that you can submit a registration form after your rationale is approved.

SENIOR PROJECT

What is it? Check out this fantastic opportunity to develop an exceptional research project with your mentor during your final semester. I’ve begun to see terrific proposal drafts…feel free to drop by office hours to talk through your project idea. The proposal deadline is Monday, December 3rd.

SPRING 2013

Registration will begin November 26th – check your adjusted registration time on Albert. With this extra time, think critically about how to best round out your studies. If you haven’t already, make an appointment with your adviser to discuss plans and your remaining requirements.

PASS/FAIL & WITHDRAWAL

The Pass/Fail deadline has been extended to Monday, November 12th. As well, the deadline to withdraw from a class, with a “W”, has been extended to the 12th.

DEAN’S AWARD FOR GRADUATING SENIORS

Earning a January degree? Want post-graduation project funding? Be sure to submit a proposal for the Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors by the December 1st deadline. Drop by my office hours with questions.

PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITY

The Gallatin Research Journal is now open for submissions through November 18th for the Spring 2013 edition. The GRJ is interested in publishing research from all disciplines. Accepted work in the past has drawn from disciplines including, but not limited to, Neuroscience, Media Studies, History, Sociology, Literature, Gender & Sexuality Studies, and Political Science. The GRJ highly encourages all students invested in their area of concentration and who have conducted research in the past to submit to this year’s edition. Guidelines and Submission form can be found by following this link:

http://nyu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_0qPnFJB1LVHUb7n

 

Thanks to Nick G. for the snappy email title!

Work hard and be in touch,

11.01.12

Apologies Seniors, Thursday, November 8th is our new rationale submission deadline.

Looks like I'm a bit off the grid too.

Seniors! I trust that you are all safe and employing your resourcefulness during this challenging time.

In light of the fact that many of us have been inconvenieced by the storm, the rationale and booklist submission deadline has been postponed until Monday, November 8th. That said, we will process rationale submissions in the order they are received - so if yours is ready to go, and your adviser agrees, don't delay hitting the "submit" button.

Note that the colloquium registration deadline is suspended, and that we will accept colloquium registrations as soon as possible, with at least two weeks notice so that we can assure timely room assignments and committee confirmations.

I realize that many of you are feeling anxious regarding these requirements, and also whether class assignments will be amended. Know that all of us share your concerns, and that we will work through them once things return to normal. If you want to drop by Monday I'll be holding Senior Office Hours 10-12.

Sending good energy to you (and ConEd),

Gallatinites! I know that you've been working hard to prepare for your mid-term exams, papers, and projects....keep up the good work! And keep the following in mind:

RATIONALE AND BOOKLIST DEADLINE

November 1st is the last day to submit your rationale and booklist for review this semester. Be sure that your primary faculty adviser has approved it before submitting  to Gallatin using the online form.

 

COLLOQUIUM PLANNING

Once your rationale and booklist is approved, you are able to register your colloquium. This is the moment when you submit the names of your committee members, and the date/time that you’ve all agreed upon. The Colloquium FAQs will inform you about committee composition rules, if you need a refresher.

JANUARY TERM

Need to pick up four credits? Available through Albert, Winter term courses are posted. Be sure to check out the Abu Dhabi course listings – some are held on the Washington Square campus and some are abroad.

FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS
A number of you attended last night’s You’ve Got to Be In It to Win It workshop surrounding applications to national fellowships, graduate school, and NYU awards. Be sure to look through our website regarding the Horn Fund, Senior Project, and Dean’s Award for Graduating Seniors. ...each is a Gallatin funding opportunity with an upcoming submission deadline.

DEGREE AUDIT

Soon, Spring course listings will be posted and you’ll begin devising your dream schedule. Make sure you’ve checked your degree audit to know exactly which requirements you have left to fulfill. Need help with the degree audit? There’s a handy Degree Audit FAQ, or you can drop into Advising during our many walk-in hours.

It’s “go time” Seniors…make sure you are scheduling enough time to study, write, and sleep. You’ll also want to know about the following, because sometimes there is a free lunch (or cupcake):

SENIOR CLASS EVENT

Your Student Council is sponsoring a few calm hours next week. Come eat a cupcake, and hang out with fellow 2012-2013 graduates-to-be. Ask me questions about the colloquium, Graduating Senior Award, Senior Project, or the New York Giants. Maybe you’ll be celebrating your submitted rationale and booklist! Tuesday 10.02 @ 4:00-6:00 in the 5th floor Student Lounge.

SENIOR PROJECT

“What is the Senior Project? Can I do one? Can I earn honors?” Find out about this potential opportunity to conduct original scholarship with a project mentor. If you are interested, you'll need to plan well ahead of the December 1st proposal deadline.

DEAN’S AWARD for GRADUATING SENIORS
“What’s that you say? Money for a project related to my concentration? After I’ve graduated? Tell me more Gallatin, Tell me more!” Read up on the Dean's Award for Graduating Seniors, available to May and January graduates.

RATIONALE SUBMISSION

Adviser-approved rationales and booklists are due October 1st for May graduates-to-be. If you choose to miss this deadline, be sure to submit for November 1st.

WASSERMAN
“Free lunch? Helpful information?” RSVP for a special Pitching your Gallatin Degree workshop on Monday 10.08 at 12:30 @ Wasserman. There will be lunch, and I’ll be there too! RSVP by logging into NYU CareerNet and selecting “events”, and “seminars.”

There are also a number of interesting events coming up including panels by those working in the fields of marketing, social sciences, and history. Decide which Fall event might be right for you by looking through the Wasserman calendar.

 

Seniors, a great start to the semester….and now that you are settling in….five notes involving time, deadlines, and money. Missed recent emails? Start reading them! Go to the Senior Class website and browse through the email archive.

Add/Drop Deadline

Monday, September 17th

Changes to your schedule can be made without penalty up to this date.

Colloquium Planning

It’s time. Meet with your primary faculty adviser to devise a timeline for rationale and booklist development. Submission dates are October 1st (those completing the colloquium in the Fall), and November 1st (those completing the colloquium in the Spring).

Rationale and Colloquium Workshops

Join me this Thursday @ 12:30 in 501 for 60 minutes of useful guidance regarding rationale development, and the colloquium process. Come one, come all. Can’t make it Thursday? Check the Senior Class website for upcoming dates.

Office Hours

Found in each Senior Class Email, on our website, and outside my office door. They are first come, first served – no appointment necessary.

Monday *Seniors Only* 10-12, Tuesday 10-12, Wednesday 2-5

Funded Internship Award

The Wasserman Center for Career Development has established a Funded Internship Award to support students pursuing unpaid internships at non-profits, international organizations, arts institutions, and other industries that traditionally do not pay their interns. This $1,000 scholarship affords students the opportunity to participate in career exploration and experiential learning. In order to be considered, students must:

• Have secured an unpaid internship at a non-profit or other organization that does not traditionally pay its interns (e.g., Arts, Education, Social Justice)
• Work a minimum of 7 hours a week over 10 weeks during the fall semester
• Be enrolled full-time in a degree-granting program at NYU with at least a 3.0 GPA
• Complete an online application for this selective award by October 8, 2012

The Wasserman Center’s Funded Internship Award is not affiliated with Federal Work Study or financial aid. It is a one-time stipend awarded directly to selected applicants. Applications can be submitted through NYU CareerNet, Job ID#861134 by October 8th.

Instructions?

http://www.nyu.edu/careerdevelopment/funded_internship.php.

Questions? fundedinternshipaward@nyu.edu

Work hard, and be in touch,

MT

Some of you will graduate in September, some in January, and many in May. I am psyched. Your family is psyched. Albert Gallatin is psyched and you should be too. Below are SEVEN things you should be aware of before you hit your first class next week. If you are graduating in 2014, let me know and we’ll remove you from this list.

1. Senior Class Website

New! Swing by often for all your senior-related questions including colloquium workshop dates, an archive of previous Senior Class Emails, and tips on staying on track for graduation. It’s so handy that you many want to bookmark it:
http://gallatin.nyu.edu/academics/advising/senior.html

2. Degree Audit

Dr. Theeman says: “Use your degree audit on Albert to ensure that you are fulfilling degree requirements in a timely fashion.”
You say: “What? Degree audit?! You are crazy. I don’t know how to do that!”

Dr. Theeman says: “Good grief! You should be able to do this! Read through the handy Degree Audit FAQ and ask questions about anything that is unclear.”

3. Rationale & Colloquium Workshops

Yep. You want to go to one of these if you didn’t go Junior year. Our Junior Class Adviser, Dr. Cohen, and I will walk you through the colloquium preparation process. You’ll also have time to ask questions, and hear the questions of your peers. This is a priceless 45 minutes, so put one in your schedule now:

September 13 (TH) @ 12:30 in 501
September 21 (F) @ 2:00 in 601
October 18 (TH) @ 12:30 in 527
December 04 (T) @ 12:30 in 501

You should also check out the colloquium workshop summary podcast…available on the Senior Class website!

4. Registration Calendar

When is the last day to drop a class? Submit an internship proposal? Those deadlines, and more, are available on the registration calendar brought to you by our Office of Student Services.

5. Primary Faculty Adviser

As a Gallatin senior, you’ll need to put in some serious face time with your primary faculty adviser in preparation for your colloquium. Send your adviser an email inquiring about his/her office hours so that you can schedule time to meet in the first week or two of the semester.

6. Advising Office Assistant

Have questions regarding your rationale submission forms? Need to submit requested booklist revisions? Send your questions to colloquium.gallatin@nyu.edu. The assistant works with me behind the scenes to keep your colloquium process moving toward the coveted COMPLETION phase.

7. Office hours

My office hours have expanded to include exclusive SENIOR ONLY walk-in hours Mondays 10-12. You can also find me Tuesdays 10-12 and Wednesdays 2-5 in room 517. These appointments are first come, first served – no appointment necessary.

Until then, your favorite Senior Class Adviser reminds you to work hard and be in touch.

Best,

MT

Gallatin senior! A few notes before the end of summer rush….

Expected Date of Graduation

Make sure that your expected term of graduation is accurately reflected on Albert; log into your student center to check.

Colloquium Deadlines

If you are hoping for a September 2012 diploma, all of your requirements must be fulfilled by 09.23 – meaning that the last day to complete your colloquium is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Please plan accordingly. You’ll note that faculty is away from campus, and often email, during the summer recess. You may need to wait until the end of August to organize plans for a September colloquium.

Fall Registration

Not ready for September graduation? For those with only the colloquium requirement outstanding, you will need to register to maintain matriculation this Fall semester. Your colloquium cannot take place until your Fall registration is sorted, so please follow the instructions here if this situation applies to you. For those with course requirements remaining, please make sure that you are registered appropriately.

I trust that you are enjoying the summer weather –

Best,

MT