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Upcoming Events CUNY Finance Careers Unplugged NYC BigApps Blockchain Demo Day Bloomberg APAC Recruiting Info Sessions NYC Media Lab Annual Summit The 14th Annual CUNY Black Male Initiative Conference 3D Print Fashion How to Regulate Big Tech International Pathways: Cities Decarbonizing Buildings Cocktails for a Cause Sundays in Brooklyn Ethereum Blockchain Devs Study Group

Job Opportunities Additional Opportunities at Nielsen Technical Digital Marketer at ViaHero Junior IT Engineer at Brandwatch Android Developer at goTenna Research Assistant at the Federal Reserve for Spring and Summer 2020 Opportunities at HHM Opportunities at TMI Trading TripAdvisor Entry Level Full Stack Engineer Platform Facilitator with Forest Solutions at MoMA Opportunities at Girls Who Code Full Time and Summer Internship Opportunities at HSBC ConEdison Leadership Rotation Program The Schmidt Futures APM Recruitment Team

Internship Opportunities Spring 2020 Internships at Situation Summer 2020 Internships at 4A's AKRF IT Help Desk Technician Interns Bloomberg China Internships Volcker Alliance Essay Contest and Internship Kasisto AI Trainer Intern CUNY Winternships JP Morgan Chase's Software Engineering Program (SEP) Internship Bank of America Summer 2020 Internships Apply Now for WiTNY's Paid Winter Internships Madison Square Garden Spring 2020 Student Associates Mount Sinai Public Health Internship Program

Unique Opportunities PepUP Tech Virtual Salesforce Training Apply Now to Become a Diverse Influencer Fellow

Scholarships UK Marshall Scholarship The Fulbright U.S. Student Program The Rhodes Scholarships Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship

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Important Dates

Monday, September 30, 2019 ? Tuesday, October 1, 2019 No classes scheduled

Tuesday, October 8, 2019 ? Wednesday, October 9, 2019 No classes scheduled

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Fair Fares NYC (reduce MetroCard cost)

Fair Fares NYC is a program created by Mayor Bill De Blasio and City Council Speaker Corey Johnson. This program helps to reduce the cost of MetroCards for low income NYC residents living in the 5 Boroughs by 50 percent if they meet the income requirements.

You might be eligible for Fair Fares NYC if you are:

A resident of the five (5) boroughs of New York City and Between the ages of 18 and 64 and Not currently participating in any other reduced-fare MetroCard program and Either a CUNY student, veteran student, NYCHA resident, or currently employed New

Yorker receiving SNAP and/or Cash Assistance from the NYC Human Resources Administration, and also

Your pre-tax annual household income is at or below the following limits:

Persons in

Income

household

1

$12,490

2

$16,910

3

$21,330

4

$25,750

5

$30,170

6

$34,590

7

$39,010

8

$43,430

(For families/households with more than 8 persons, add $4,420 for each additional person).

If you meet all of the above criteria, you might be eligible for Fair Fares NYC.

Based on the information provided on this page, if you think you might be eligible for the Fair Fares NYC MetroCard, log on to ACCESS HRA at accesshra to check your eligibility status or contact 311. If you need assistance or have questions, please call 311.

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Upcoming Events

CUNY Finance Careers Unplugged

We are excited to share that our first CUNY Finance Careers Unplugged event of the school year will be on October 15th at Morgan Stanley's offices in midtown Manhattan. Join us for a panel discussion and meet professionals from Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, Nomura Securities, GCA Advisors and KraneShares to learn about what it takes to build careers in finance. You can learn more about the event and RSVP here using code: CUNY2019. Space is limited.

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NYC BigApps Blockchain Demo Day

October 3rd is the BigApps Blockchain Awards Ceremony. Join blockchain startups, developers, investors, industry experts, and government stakeholders at the forefront of blockchain in the public sector for an exclusive event to celebrate the winners for the BigApps Blockchain Challenge. RSVP using this link.

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Bloomberg APAC Recruiting Info Sessions

Bloomberg, a global information and technology company, is currently recruiting for their Asia Pacific (APAC) Team. Learn more about the opportunities at an upcoming information session. See below for more information about the upcoming sessions, including links to signup:

In-Person Sessions at Bloomberg's NYC Office

November 6, 6:00-8:00pm November 7, 6:00-8:00pm

Webinars

September 23, 8:00-9:00pm October 7, 8:00-9:00pm October 21, 8:00-9:00pm October 31, 8:00-9:00pm November 5, 4:00-5:00pm

Visit Bloomberg's Career Site to learn more about job openings for APAC.

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NYC Media Lab Annual Summit

70 Tickets available - CUNY STUDENTS AND ALUMNI ONLY

NYC Media Lab's annual Summit is a snapshot of the best thinking, projects and talent from across the City's corporate, university and innovation ecosystems. The event will include panels and keynotes on the future of the media and technology; 100 interactive technology demonstrations and prototypes; cutting-edge research and startup presentations; and 18+ handson workshops. Join the event to expand your knowledge of new technology trends and network with the next-generation of talent. Use promotional code CUNY75 on Eventbrite to register

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The 14th Annual CUNY Black Male Initiative Conference

Restorative Justice Education: We Are ALL Justice Involved

Tuesday, October 1, 2019 8:30 a.m. ? 7:00 p.m.

Location: Borough of Manhattan Community College 199 Chambers Street - Main Academic Complex NY, NY 10007

Speakers: Shaun King CEO, The North Star

Talib Kweli Hip-Hop Artist and Activist

The 14th Annual CUNY BMI conference entitled "Restorative Justice Education: We Are ALL Justice Involved", will feature a morning keynote by world renown activist and advocate, Mr. Shaun King, an afternoon keynote by world famous hip-hop artist and activist, Mr. Talib Kweli. The conference morning panels will specifically discuss historical context of issues that face the re-entry community and higher education transitioning strategies for all ages. The afternoon panels will discuss how advocacy can be transformed into action for college and surrounding communities who experience justice involvement or are justice involved adjacent. The overall theme of the conference will focus on improving cultural sensitivity and engaging the lens of universal precautions to more deeply support all students - because when one person has justice involvement, we are ALL justice involved.

Register Today:

General Registration: $100 >> Click Here

CUNY and DOE Registration: FREE (contact cunybmi@cuny.edu for Group Reservations) >> Click Here

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3D Print Fashion

Wednesday, September 25, 2019 Join 3D Print Fashion, in conjunction with Women of Wearables, for a visual presentation and interactive panel dedicated to the future of fashion tech. Learn more about the people behind fashion's most future forward innovations and exciting designs.

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How to Regulate Big Tech

Thursday, September 26, 2019 This live roundtable lays out the social and political problems created by Big Tech - particularly the undermining of democracy and privacy. It then focuses on regulatory strategies designed to both protect and strengthen democracy against the most disruptive elements of the digital revolution.

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International Pathways: Cities Decarbonizing Buildings

Friday, September 27, 2019 Leading global cities have been widely hailed as driving climate policy and action, and in large cities with mature public transit systems and little heavy industry, buildings are responsible for the large majority of carbon emissions. Finding practical solutions to dramatic energy and carbon reduction from existing buildings is a major challenge, and this program will highlight policies in place in several of the largest cities in the world that have been recognized as leading the way in building climate policy action. The Tokyo Cap & Trade Program, NYC's Climate Mobilization Act, and the Yokohama Smart City Project have been recognized as world-leading policies and will be highlighted in this session.

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Cocktails for a Cause

Saturday, September 28, 2019 So what is Cocktails for a Cause? It's an afternoon that brings together young professionals to celebrate Mouse's mission to bring STEM education to the most overlooked schools in the tristate area and beyond. This event is hosted by the Mouse Associated Board, and we're excited to see you there!

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Sundays in Brooklyn

Sunday, September 29, 2019 Free office hours for coding help--any programming language, all levels of experience. The format is super simple: you bring a thing you want to learn or a project to build, and work alongside others doing the same. If you have a question, we will do our best to answer, or at least point you in the right direction. Bring your own laptop if you can, or you can use one at the library. More experienced folks are also welcome as mentors.

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