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NEW 05-23-2019: CSI CONNECT will be managed through new platform starting June 13, 2019.
This new organization platform is streamlined for easy use, yet contains numerous new features for major impact. As part of a continued effort to provide you with the tools you need to be successful at the College of Staten Island we are excited to announce that we will be moving from OrgSync to Engage as our student engagement solution this summer 2019.
The tools in CSI Connect empower you to discover opportunities and take charge of your co-curricular involvement, all while providing user-friendly organization management and communication tools. Many of the best features of OrgSync have been incorporated into the new and improved platform and several key improvements will enable you to comprehensively manage your involvement outside the classroom in one place.
- OrgSync will go offline on June 13, 2019.
- If there is any information you might need access to during the transition, I encourage you to download and save the data to your own device or online storage system BEFORE June 12, 2019.
- CSI CONNECT will go live on or before Monday, July 22, 2019 . Information on how to access the new system will be emailed to the community closer to our launch date.
- All Registered Student Organizations will have access to their pages at this time as well.
- Existing OrgSync organization and user information will be transferred to CSI CONNECT including:
- Keep an eye on your email for additional updates including fall training dates on how to best use the new CSI CONNECT system.
- Watch a training on Engage to get familiar with the tools it offers.
More details will be provided over the summer. In the interim, if you have any questions, please contact Debi Kee, 718.982.3268 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks for you cooperation during this transition!
05-06-2019: Summer/Fall 2019 Films
Help @CSICAB determine what films to show during the Summer/Fall 2019. Help us select the best showings for the Willowbrook and St. George campuses.
Click link to begin survey:
Thank you for participating!
NEW 05-02-2019: SOLD OUT! TICKETS ON SALE: DORNEY PARK and WILDWATER KINGDOM
ON THE ROAD with CAB to
DORNEY PARK and WILDWATER KINGDOM
Saturday, June 8, 2019
Purchase tickets in 1C-212B (Involvement Center)
Monday – Friday
9:30am to 4:30pm
$20.00 Students with CSI Dolphin Card ID
(starting 4/29/19)
$30.00 Student Guest 1 guest per student - Guest must be 18yrs or older with photo proof of age
(starting on 5/6/19 (if not already sold out to students)
Bus begins boarding at 8:30am. Bus Leaves CSI Parking Lot 4 at 9:00am Sharp
Bus will leave Dorney Park at 8:00pm to return to Campus.
First-Come, First Serve
Ticket includes price of admission to park, meal voucher and transportation.
If you have any questions, please call 718-982-2816.
Funded by Student Activity Fees
Sponsored by the Campus Activities Board (@CSICAB)
04-09-2019: VOTING NOW OPEN! Spring 2019 Student Elections
Tuesday, April 9, 2019 – Saturday, April 13, 2019
Have Your Voice Heard – Vote!
Elect your student leaders for '19 – '20 to Student Government (including President and Vice President), CSI Association, CSI Auxiliary Services, College Council and Faculty Student Disciplinary Committee, as well as NYPIRG
You must present a valid picture ID in order to vote!!!!!
Vote on-campus at one of these locations:
Tuesday, April 9:
- 1C: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- 1L: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday, April 10:
- 1C: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- 1L: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday, April 11:
- 1C: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- 1L: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday, April 13:
- 1C: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
- 1L: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Wherever you do it…
Remember to Vote! It's Important!
04-02-2019: CSI's GOT TALENT - Tickets on Sale - $5.00!
The SMASH Hit is BACK for its 8th Year!!!
The Division of Student and Enrollment Services/Office of Student Life along with Student Government and the Campus Activities Board present.......
CSI's Got Talent!
Who Will Go Home with the $2,250 Grand Prize?
Many talented students auditioned. Our final 12 have been selected and will compete for the grand prize of $2,250 first place, $750 second place, and $250 third place. Who will win? Join us to find out.
CSI's Got Talent is a student talent show featuring CSI's most talented musicians, singers, spoken word artists and instrumentalists. The competition is judged by CSI faculty, staff and students. The event will be hosted by Casey Jost from TruTV's Inside Jokes... an offshoot of the popular Impractical Jokers series along with Jay Miller from Mid Evenings with Jay Miller.
Tickets are available at the Center for the Arts Box Office for an incredible low price of $5! This event sells out quickly, so buy your tickets early!
Wednesday April 17
Doors open at 6:30pm.
Show starts at 7:00pm.
Center for the Arts (1P), Williamson Theatre
Tickets: $5
Box Office 718-982-2787
04-01-2019: Wonder when the shuttle bus will arrive? or when a computer is available in the lab? Check out these new technology applications to be in the know.
We are excited to announce a new application that displays shuttle bus times traveling between Willowbrook and St. George.
From you mobile device or computer you can see arrival and departure times as well as view on a google map where the bus is located. Visit http://transportation.csi.cuny.edu/tiki/tiki-index.php
Direct link to web pages
- Departing CSI - http://transportation.csi.cuny.edu/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=NextFerry
- Departing St. George ferry: http://transportation.csi.cuny.edu/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=NextWillowbrook
Remember to also take advantage of the following IOT applications:
- System Status – having trouble accessing Blackboard or CUNYFirst? Check and see if it is available before calling the helpdesk. For easy access to system availability visit http://itm.csi.cuny.edu/uptime/main/
- Computer Availability – need a computer to work on but not sure whether one is available? Now you don't have to trek across campus only to find out there isn't one available. For more information visit https://www.csi.cuny.edu/online-resources/office-information-technology-services/computer-labs-multimedia-classrooms/csi-lab-stats.
03-14-2019: CFA's Night of Comedy: Kevin Bozeman & Josh Sneed
Friday, March 15, 2019 at 8pm
$10 TICKETS (for today and tomorrow before 4pm)
Funny dad comedian Kevin Bozeman lit up Facebook with over seven million views on YouTube recently with his hysterical stand-up about the trials of fatherhood and Christmas. "Man, when do you tell your kids Santa doesn't exist? Well that's an easy answer, WHEN YOU CAN NO LONGER AFFORD THEIR CHRISTMAS LIST!" Bozeman has appeared on Comedy Central, NBC, CBS, and Fox.
Josh Sneed has filmed his 30- minute stand-up special, "Comedy Central Presents: Josh Sneed." In 2008, Josh finished 2nd out of 100 of Comedy Central's top comedians in the Annual Stand-up Showdown Competition, and released an album on Comedy Central Records called "Unacceptable," which iTunes selected as one of the Top 10 comedy albums released.
CHECK OUT KEVIN'S STAND UP HERE: "When do you tell your kids Santa doesn't exist? Here's an answer, when you can longer afford their Christmas list!"
Tickets can be purchased online, http://cfashows.com/calendar181902.htm, by phone 718.982.ARTS (2787), or at the CFA box office located in building 1P.
Box Office Hours
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Tuesday and Thursday: 10am-6pm
03-06-2019: CSICAB March Events: Psychic Duo, Hypnotist, and the Ultimate Gaming Event
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) has a variety of events and films planned throughout the month of March.
Tuesday, March 12:
2:30 pm -- 3:45 pm in 1C Green Dolphin Lounge
MIND READING, SPIRIT COMMUNICATION, PSYCHIC ADVENTURES. The Evasons are a mentalist duo who have traveled across the country and even left skeptics speechless! Are you craving a truly unique experience that'll psych YOU out? The Evasons will do it! They'll stretch the boundaries of reality and have you in shocked disbelief!
Tuesday, March 19:
2:30 pm - 4:30 pm in 1C room 227
Help CSICAB plan Fall 2019 events. What kind of events do you want to see happen at CSI?
Thursday, March 21:
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm in 1C Green Dolphin Lounge
Prepare to be amazed with the high energy of hypnotist Eric Mina! Come for a great laugh and a great time with friends. It's a show you don't want to miss! Come early for a chance to be hypnotized as part of the show
Tuesday, March 26:
12:30 pm -- 4:30 pm in 1R Main Gym
Every gaming system imaginable – multiple player games on multiple consoles over 700 games to choose from (or bring your own game to play). Join the fun. Door prizes, refreshments and more.
CAB Films: (shown in Willowbrook Campus - 1C 211 and at the St George campus)
March 11- March 24: Aquaman and Mortal Engines.
March 25- April 7: Spider-Man: into the Spider Verse and On the Basis of Sex
Show times vary per campus, click campus link above for more information.
For more information about CAB, stop by 1C 212B, call 718.982.2816, or email firstname.lastname@example.com visit us on CSI Connect: https://orgsync.com/125806/chapter
The Campus Activities Board (CAB), is a student run programming board that plans social, cultural and educational programs for the CSI student body. CAB consists of seven committees CAB Live!, Speaker Series, Special Events, Marketing and Membership, On the Road with CAB, CAB Live at Night!, Community Proposal Review Committee and Films and Television.
Follow us on social media!
Facebook: CSI Campus Activities Board
Instagram: @csicab
CSI Student Elections are Coming!
Nominations Open February 25 (1:00pm) to March 21 (3:00pm)!!
Student Leader Positions for the 2019 – 2020 Academic Year
Are you interested in being a student leader? Do you want to make a difference and have your voice be heard? Then consider running for a seat on one of the following organizations (descriptions of these organizations are attached):
- Student Government (including seats for President and Vice President!!)
- CSI Association
- Auxiliary Services Corporation
- College Council
- Faculty Student Disciplinary Committee
In order to run for and hold these positions, CUNY has set the following eligibility requirements:
- You must be matriculated in a degree or credit-bearing certificate program at the College of Staten Island.
- Undergraduate students must carry a minimum of six credit hours.
- Graduate students must carry a minimum of three credit hours.
- In order to serve each semester, a student must have completed and earned passing grades in at least fifty percent of the credits for which he or she registered the prior semester, but in no event fewer than three credits.
- GPA requirements vary and are noted on the nomination form.
The completed Nomination Packet, including the candidate platform statement described in "How to Become a Candidate," must be submitted by 3:00pm on Thursday, March 21, 2019. The form can be accessed through the following link: https://orgsync.com/125817/forms/350638 For further information, please contact the Office of Student Life at 718.982.3088.
You CAN Make a Difference!!
03-01-2019: HELP US RE-IMAGINE the CAMPUS CENTER!
As a student at CSI, the Campus Center (1C) is a place for you to participate in activities, meet with friends, grab a bite to eat, and many other things. We want the Campus Center to meet your needs; this is why we are writing to you.
The College Committee on Re-Imagining 1C is conducting a short survey in order to determine your perceptions and usage of the Campus Center. Your responses will help us understand how we can make the Campus Center a better place for students. To participate in the survey, simply click the following link:
Participation in the survey is voluntary. All responses to the survey will be kept anonymous and the results will be reported in cumulative form only. No individual responses will be identified.
If you have any questions about the survey, please contact Carol Brower at email@example.com or 718-982-3088.
Your answers to the survey will inform us about what is important for the Campus Center going forward. Thank you for taking time to help us continue to improve the College.
You can also earn a PG Clue credit by completing this survey. Just make sure to complete the part of the survey that asks if you want Clue credit.
02-01-2019: Pluralism and Diversity Program celebrates Black History Month
We are happy to announce that the Pluralism & Diversity Program is back in the Office of Student Life. We will be sending monthly emails to inform the campus about programs celebrating pluralism, diversity, and honoring months of significance.
February is Black History Month and there are many events throughout the month organized by various departments. Please join us in celebrating the rich culture and identities of black communities.
12-05-2018: VOTE for Spring 2019 Films.
We want you to help @CSICAB select what films to show in Spring 2019. Please take this quick (less than 2 minute) survey to vote for the films you would like to see for FREE at CSI.
Did you know CAB hosts daily film showings at the CSI Willowbrook and St. George campuses? For more information now films being shown, showtimes and location, please go to the student event calendar https://www.csi.cuny.edu/campus-life/student-involvement/student-events.
For more information or if you have questions about this survey, please call 718.982.2816.
10-24-2018: Fall Clothing Drive
NYPIRG's Combatting Poverty Campaign presents a
Fall Clothing Drive
Drop off at any participating offices.
New or warm clothes in good condition, baby wipes, and diapers are preferred.
All donations will be given to Project Hospitality.
Sponsored by:
-Hillel at CSI, 1C-212A
-Office of Student Life – LGBTQ Resource Center/Pluralism & Diversity, 1C-201
-The Women's Center, 2N-106
-CORE Program, 2N-218
October 22nd – November 2nd
Thank you for any contributions!
10-24-2018: One Year After #MeToo: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going?
On behalf of the CSI Legal Studies Institute
One Year After #MeToo: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going?
Gillian Thomas, Senior Attorney, ACLU Women's Rights Project
Monday, October 29th
5:00 p.m.
Center for the Performing Arts, Williamson Theater (Building 1P)
Reception to Follow
Co-sponsored by: The CSI Committee to Prevent Sexual Misconduct, the Program in Women, Gender, and Sexuality (WGS), and the CSI Women's Center.
Did you know the Campus Center (1C) has a movie theater?
1C-211 is home of the Bijou Theater. The Campus Activities Board, through your student activity fee, funds the viewing of films for the Fall and Spring semester.
CAB also supports the St. George campus in showing the same films as well!
This list for the Fall 2018 film series are as follows:
- September 10th – September 23rd Ocean's 8 and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (NOW SHOWING
- September 24th – October 7th Blockers and The Incredibles 2
- October 8th – October 21st The Spy Who Dumped Me and Solo: A Star Wars Story
- October 22nd – November 4th Ant-Man and the Wasp and Christopher Robin
- November 5th – November 18th Mission Impossible: Fallout and BlacKkKlansman
- November 19th – December 2nd Crazy Rich Asians and The Happytime Murders
- December 3rd – December 20th Daddy's Home 2 and Bad Mom's Christmas
Movie times start at 9am each morning - the days film times are posted in the bulletin board outside the Bijou 1C-211 or online through CSI Connect:
Willowbrook campus: https://orgsync.com/125806/events?view=upcoming
St. George campus: https://orgsync.com/174387/events?view=upcoming
For more information or if you have questions about show times, please call the Campus Activities Board at 718.982.2816; visit our office in 1C-212B or email email@example.com.
Your Resource for CLUE Events Happening on Campus!
Are you a new student at CSI? Then you may need to complete the Orientation Requirement: CLUE PROGRAM.
The CLUE Program is a non-credit program designed to acclimate students to the college environment after completing orientation. CLUEs are college sponsored activities held outside of the classroom. CLUEs are categorized in two types, Personal Growth (PG) and Co-Curricular (CC). Whereas the purpose of orientation is to enhance retention efforts, the CLUE Program is designed to promote out-of-classroom intellectual, cultural, and social life activities on campus. As part of the new student orientation degree requirement, students who fulfill part two of the requirement through the CLUE Program must complete a total of 4 CLUE units (2 PG CLUEs and 2 CC CLUEs) by the completion of 12 equated credits in order to avoid a registration hold on their CUNY First account.
CLUE Types
Personal Growth (PG) – These CLUE activities contribute to students' self-development outside the regular curriculum. Included among PG CLUEs are career and study skills workshops, health and wellness programs, and recreational and social events.
Co-Curricular (CC) – These CLUE activities are intended to augment and/or complement some aspect of academic life at the college and focuses on scholarly, cultural, and civic development from academic areas, including humanities, social sciences, sciences, math, and technology, as well as, film screenings, and theatrical events.
To find out about CLUE events, please go to the CLUE News events calendar. Just click "My Memberships", select CLUE NEWS and then view the menu item for Events. CLUE events are offered almost daily and some are available "online" as well.
If you have questions, please contact:
Office of Student Life
09-26-2018: Have a job or internship interview scheduled? Going to a job fair or career conference? Being interviewed for acceptance into graduate or professional school?
The Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) provides assistance with business-ready clothing. We are pleased to announce our partnership with Bottomless Closet, an organization that provides women's business attire. You will leave your appointment at the Closet with a complete outfit to make you feel confident and ready to get your big break.
There are no walk-ins at Bottomless Closet, so you must have a referral. Please stop by the Center for Career and Professional Development in 1A-105 between the hours of 9am to 5PM, Monday through Friday, Thursday evenings until 7pm to see if you are eligible for a referral.
Career Gear (careergear.org) and That Suits You (thatsuitsyou.org) provide men's clothing. No referral is needed so check out their websites or visit the CCPD if you need further assistance.
As always, CCPD provides Professional Dress Fact Sheets that can be used as a guide when choosing a professional outfit. We also provide styling hints, tips, and creative ideas on how to transition from student to professional.
The CCPD staff look forward to helping you on your professional journey.
Caryl Watkins
Director, Center for Career and Professional Development
The City University of New York, College of Staten Island
2800 Victory Blvd., 1A-105
Staten Island, NY 10314
09-26-2018: Guggenheim Museum Announces Free Admission for Students, Faculty, and Staff at Five CUNY Schools
Made Possible by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum now offers free admission for City University of New York students, faculty, and staff from Brooklyn College, Hunter College, Lehman College, Queens College, and the College of Staten Island through the museum's University Membership pilot program. Made possible solely through a grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF), this new program covers two full academic school years, from fall 2018 through summer 2020.
Students, faculty, and staff from participating schools may obtain tickets for themselves and a guest by presenting their university ID at the museum's Admissions or Membership desks. The Guggenheim's pilot University Membership program is designed to provide over 100,000 New York City college students with increased opportunities to connect with and enjoy the Guggenheim's acclaimed collection of modern and contemporary art, dynamic exhibition offerings, and the iconic architecture of the museum's Frank Lloyd Wright–designed building.
08-29-2018: Future of Storytelling Summit - Volunteers Wanted!
To the CSI Community:
We are looking for volunteers for the 2018 Future of StoryTelling Summit (FoST), which gathers together an exclusive group of senior executives, creative talent, and technologists who are redefining the media landscape in the digital age. This event will take place on October 3rd and 4th at Snug Harbor on Staten Island.
Being a part of FoST's volunteer program is a chance to gain exposure to the most innovative thought-leaders and cutting-edge ideas that are changing the nature of entertainment, media, and communication. Volunteers will have the opportunity to interact with speakers and attendees through key positions that are vital to bringing the Summit to life.
Additional information is below. Applications can be submitted online at: http://futureofstorytelling.org/volunteer/.
Description of the Event:
The Future of StoryTelling is an invitation-only, two-day gathering of technology, media, and communications visionaries from around the world. The summit is designed to put participants in direct contact with the most vital ideas, people, and technologies that are shaping the way we tell stories. Website: www.futureofstorytelling.org
What we're looking for:
Enthusiastic volunteers with an interest in storytelling. Successful candidates must be incredibly hard-working and enthusiastic about helping with all tasks necessary to produce a 600-person conference. This is a temporary volunteer position (2 days to 1 week).
What you can expect:
Volunteer positions will require some physical activity. The available positions include the following:
- Greeters & Guides: Responsibilities include helping guide attendees around the Snug Harbor campus. You'll be wearing your FoST T-shirt and carrying signs. You will also help pack up all conference materials and assist with resetting supplies.
- Roundtable Room Monitor: You'll be in charge of preparing your designated classrooms for workshop and roundtable sessions. Each workshop has different audio-visual needs and supplies, so you'll be tasked with making sure the room is stocked and ready to go. You will also help pack up all conference materials and assist with resetting supplies.
- Scribe: Responsibilities include taking precise and accurate notes during the intimate speaker roundtable session you'll be assigned to for the day. Requires excellent note-taking skills. You will also help pack up all conference materials and assist with resetting supplies.
- Transportation Help: Responsibilities include assisting attendees as they arrive and depart Snug Harbor, helping pack up all conference materials and assisting with resetting supplies.
FoST staff will provide training and guidance for volunteers to fulfill responsibilities. Volunteer job assignments are at the discretion of the FoST staff.
Event Dates: October 3rd - October 4th, 2018. Mandatory orientation sessions will take place in the weeks prior to the event. Exact dates will be announced shortly. All volunteers will be required to attend a one-day session. Volunteers will be needed for the days of the Summit, load-in days (October 1st and 2nd) and break-down day (October 5th).
Apply Now: Visit http://futureofstorytelling.org/volunteer/ to submit your application today!
08-27-2018: Weeks of Welcome 2018
Learn about opportunities for involvement at CSI and start to get connected to the CSI community during our weeks of welcome events.
12-01-2017: Attention ALL CSI Students! FOOD PANTRY @ CSI
If you are experiencing hunger, the College of Staten Island has a Food Pantry. The Food Pantry is located in the Green Dolphin Lounge in Building 1C, the Campus Center. The CSI Food Pantry will offer healthy food selections to currently enrolled CSI students. All information concerning applications to this food program will be kept confidential.
Student Eligibility:
· The program is open to currently enrolled CSI students
· A valid CSI Dolphin Card is required
· Applicants will need to complete a brief intake form
· Two visits per month permitted
Food Pantry Details:
Location: Building 1C-Campus Center, Green Dolphin Lounge
Phone: 718.982-3088
Email: email@example.com
Food Pantry Days and Hours of Operation for December 2017:
Friday, December 8 & Wednesday, December 20 from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and by appointment
Please note: The Food Pantry will be CLOSED when classes are not in session.
Making an Appointment:
To schedule an appointment please contact the Office of Student Life at 718-982-3088 or email@example.com.
11-11-2017: AUDITIONS for CSI's GOT TALENT 2018!
CSI's GOT TALENT is BACK for a 7th year!
Can you sing, dance, play an instrument, tell a joke, do magic, juggle, yo-yo or mime?
Whatever your talent, we want YOU to audition for CSI's GOT TALENT!
The top 10 to 12 most talented acts will compete the evening of Tuesday, April 17, 2018
The top 3 acts will receive prizes: 1st place: $2250; 2nd place: $750; 3rd place: $250
First Round Auditions will be held on the following dates:
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 2:30pm – 4:30pm
Thursday, February 22, 2018 2:30pm – 4:30pm
Friday, February 23, 2018 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Tuesday, February 27, 2018 2:30PM – 4:30pm
A semi-finals round of auditions will be held in mid-March.
To SIGN UP for an audition, please complete the application at https://orgsync.com/125817/forms/290829
Students must log in with their SLAS Username and Password to access the application form (firstname.lastname and password you use to access campus computers and the wireless). Please verify that your password has not expired. If you cannot access the form, most likely your password has expired and needs to be reset.
In order to be eligible to audition:
- You must be a CSI student registered for classes in Spring 2018
- You must be in good standing with the College (including, have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better)
- CSI student(s) must have a prominent role in the performance.
- You may only audition for one performance (either as an individual or as part of a group and in only one talent category).
- Cash prize winners from previous CSI's Got Talent competitions are not eligible to audition.
If you have a trouble accessing the application, please call 718.982.3268 or email email@example.com. You will receive a confirmation letter verifying your audition time via email. If you do not receive a confirmation email, please call 718.982.3268 to verify your application has been received.
Audition slots are limited, so students are encouraged to register early. Auditions will be scheduled in the order they are received. Completed applications must be submitted by MONDAY, February 26, 2018 by 9:00 a.m. The Office of Student Life reserves the right to close or extend the acceptance of applications based on the number of responses received.
CSI's Got Talent is sponsored by the Office of Student Life, the Campus Activities Board, Student Government and WSIA-FM.
For more information about CSI's Got Talent and the audition process, please contact Debi Kee at 718.982.3268 or email@example.com.
11-01-2017: You are Invited! 2017 CSI Leadership Week
2017 CSI Leadership Week: From November 7th to November 11th, 2017, the CSI Office of Student Life will be offering college-wide events and activities exploring Leadership and Civic Engagement. Mark your calendars now and come explore how to find, build, and demonstrate Leadership, Volunteerism and Civic Engagement in the communities we call home. For more information, please contact the Office of Student Life at 718-982-3119.
10-16-2017: What is A Hate Crime?
Hate/bias crimes are increasing on college campuses across the country. Please attend this informative discussion to learn more about this topic and how hate can be combated.
09-29-2017: Fall 2017 Leadership Development Series
Are you looking to improve your leadership skills? Join the Office of Student Life at one of our upcoming workshops. All workshops are open to any CSI student and are CLUE Events!
- Date: Thursday, September 28, 2017
- Location: Campus Center, 1C - Room 211
- Time: 3:00pm – 4:30pm
- Presenter: Robert King Kee, Office of Student Life
Conflict is a natural and normal part of human relationships. Those who embrace conflict can build understanding and better relationships—and experience greater personal and professional success. But managing conflict is not easy. In this workshop, you'll discover your own emotional triggers and learn how to manage difficult encounters with diplomacy, tact, civility and integrity. (PG CLUE)
- Date: Tuesday, October 24, 2017
- Location: Campus Center, 1C - Room 227
- Time: 3:00pm – 4:30pm
- Presenter: Brittany Sinodinos, Office of Student Life
Sometimes it may seem that there isn't enough time in the day to accomplish everything that we need to do. This can, and often does, lead to a build-up of stress. When studying for examinations or during your busy day when you have to combine the pressures of intensive studying with finding time to work and take care of your other commitments, good management of your time can be particularly important. This workshop will introduce effective strategies for managing our time to balance our conflicting demands. These skills are invaluable to not only graduating from college, but in all other aspects of life. (PG CLUE)
- Date: Thursday, October 26, 2017
- Location: Campus Center, 1C - Room 211
- Time: 3:00pm – 4:30pm
- Presenter: Laura Scazzafavo, Veteran Support Services
Why do smart people fail? Why do some people have difficulty collaborating on a team? It's not because they lack intelligence or technical skills. What they lack is a critical level of Emotional Intelligence (EI) and the ability to manage their own emotions. This workshop will teach you how to increase your leadership skills by learning how to manage your emotions in your most difficult moments. This will allow you to influence and engage with others in a more meaningful way. (PG CLUE)
- Date: Thursday, November 9, 2017
- Location: Campus Center, 1C - Room 211
- Time: 3:00pm – 4:30pm
- Presenter: Clarisse Domingo, ASAP Program
Listening is one of the most important leadership / life skills you can have. How well you listen has a major impact on your job effectiveness, and on the quality of your relationships with others. This workshop will demonstrate the importance that listening is a skill that we can all benefit from improving. By becoming a better communicator, we will improve our productivity, as well as our ability to lead, influence and negotiate. All of these are necessary for leadership success! (PG CLUE)
- Date: Tuesday, December 5, 2017
- Location: 1C – 227
- Time: 2:30pm - 3:30pm
- Presenter: Janine Scotto, Health and Wellness
There is a lot more to being healthy than simply not being sick. In this workshop, you will identify the impact of your personal choices on a healthy lifestyle. You will identify areas in your life that are contributing to your personal wellness and areas that are not. You will learn ways to adjust some of your negative habits and choices. We will also talk about the benefits of exercise, good nutrition and healthy sleep habits on your success here at CSI and beyond. (PG CLUE)
09-19-2017: Nominations are Now Open - Student Leadership positions.
CSI Student Elections are Coming!
Nominations Open Monday, September 18 (9am) to Friday, October 13 (4:00pm)!!
Student Government Positions for the 2017 – 2018 Academic Year
Are you interested in being a student leader? Do you want to make a difference and have your voice be heard? Then consider running for a seat on Student Government.
Available positions:
Freshman Seat (6-29.9 Credits): 3 seats available
Sophomore Seat (30 –59.9 Credits): 1 seat available
Senior Seat (90 Credits and above): 1 seat available
Graduate Seat: 1 seat available
In order to run for and hold these positions, CUNY has set the following eligibility requirements:
- You must be matriculated in a degree or credit-bearing certificate program at the College of Staten Island.
- Undergraduate students must carry a minimum of six credit hours.
- Graduate students must carry a minimum of three credit hours.
- In order to serve each semester, a student must have completed and earned passing grades in at least fifty percent of the credits for which he or she registered the prior semester, but in no event fewer than three credits.
- GPA requirements vary and are noted on the nomination form.
The completed Nomination Packet, including the candidate platform statement described in "How to Become a Candidate," must be submitted by 4:00pm on Friday, October 13, 2017. The form can be accessed through the following link: https://orgsync.com/125817/forms/279296 . For further information, please contact the Office of Student Life at 718.982.3088.
You CAN Make a Difference!!
The CSI Office of Student Life and MCU (Municipal Credit Union) are working collaboratively this Fall to provide CSI students with Free Financial Education seminars through the award-winning "Financially Fit Series". These workshop will speak to the importance of Budgeting, Identity Theft and Understanding Credit. MCU will facilitate 3 educational. interactive seminars throughout the Fall 2017 semester on campus, featuring various topics including paying for school, keeping your finances on track, debt management, and establishing and protecting your credit. MCU's Financially Fit Series was established to provide a basic understanding of personal finance topics, to both educate CSI students and provide them with the tools and education to lessen their financial stress. All workshops will take place on a Tuesday Club Hour from 3:00pm – 4:30pm and will meet a CC Clue requirement. Workshop dates and topics are:
- September 26, 2017 – Understanding Credit, Location 1C-211
- October 17, 2017 – The Importance of Budgeting, Location 1C-211
- November 14, 2017 – Identity Theft, Location 1C-211
Click the workshop title to RSVP your attendance. We look forward to helping you get, Financially Fit!
For more information, please contact Robert King Kee in the Office of Student Life at 718-982-3119.
ON THE ROAD WITH CAB to Six Flags Great Adventure: Fright Fest
Saturday, October 14, 2017
TICKETS ON SALE starting Thursday, 9/14/17.
Purchase tickets in 1C-212B
Monday – Friday 9:30am to 4:30pm
- $25.00 Students with CSI ID
- $35.00 Student Guest (starting on 9/25/17 (if not already sold out to students) (1 guest per student) (Guest must be 18yrs or older with photo proof of age)
Bus begins boarding at 10:00am. Bus Leaves CSI Parking Lot 4 at 10:30am Sharp
Bus will leave Six Flags at 9:00pm to return to Campus.
First-Come, First Serve
Ticket includes price of admission to park and transportation.
If you have any questions, please call 718-982-2816
Funded by Student Activity Fees
Sponsored by the Campus Activities Board
09-12-2017: Future of Storytelling Summit and Festival - Seeks Volunteers, Participants and More...
Future of Storytelling is looking for volunteers for this year's Summit October 4th-5th and Festival, on October 6th-8th!
Are you someone who can bring their production A-game and take initiative, all while having a blast working with some of the most groundbreaking technologies and thought-provoking leaders in the storytelling community?!
From sitting in on discussions to working with our producers, volunteers will be staffing just about every aspect of the event. This means that we need to cast a wide net to capture a vast array of skill sets: writing, event production, VR/AR experience, tech know-how, or whatever you've got.
This year, there will be over 100 exhibits-- many of them world premieres-- including the best in VR, AR, mixed reality, haptics, AI, games and interactive films. This will be an amazing chance to work first-hand with the exhibitors and experience cutting edge technology.
If your interest is piqued and you feel like you've got what it takes, apply below! https://futureofstorytelling.org/volunteer
Looking for More Information about the event; do you want to attend as a participant?
Please see the link below that will provide information about the Summit workshops you can attend and participate in as well as the events being held during the festival.
This is a great opportunity to see some wonderful events and participate in some dynamic performances.
FoST workshops are fun, right-brain creative sessions led by renowned artists, storytellers, and technologists. Learn the basics of coding or VR filmmaking, try your hand at improv or spoken-word poetry, take part in a collaborative game or immersive experience . . . there's a workshop for every interest!
09-06-2017: Rain Location: Dippin Dots and Outdoor Fun
Today's CAB program has been moved to the Campus Center (1C), Green Dolphin Lounge (GDL). Join us for Dippin Dots and some indoor fun. Get out of the rain.
08-24-2017: CSI Welcome Video "You are Welcome Here"
CSI Welcome Video!
07-17-2017: CSI's 5th Annual New Student Move-in Day!
Good Afternoon,
The 5th Annual New Student Move-in Day @ Dolphin Cove
Sunday, August 20, 2017
Dolphin Cove is seeking volunteers for CSI's 5th Annual New Student Move-in Day. This year, we will be welcoming approximately 300 freshmen to our residence halls on Sunday, August 20th between 8:00am and 4:00pm. Returning students will move-in on Tuesday, August 23.
Each year, members from the campus community join in to assist during move-in day, an important early experience for incoming freshmen and their families as they begin their collective journeys at CSI. Besides all Dolphin Cove staff, move-in requires an additional 35-40 volunteers to efficiently facilitate the various parts of the process. In addition to greeting our new students and their families to campus, volunteers will assist students in transporting their belongings from the unloading area to the students' rooms in both the North and South Residence Halls. This is a great opportunity for faculty, staff and current students to meet and engage with new students and their families while welcoming them into the CSI community.
Volunteers are being asked to commit to one 3-hour shift during the day: 7:30am-10:30am, 10:00am-1:00pm, or 1:00pm-4:00pm. All volunteers will receive a t-shirt and bagged breakfast or lunch. Move-in day culminates with a BBQ and Town Hall for resident students which volunteers are welcome to attend as well.
If you are interested in volunteering, please complete the form through the following link:
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact McKala Accetura in Dolphin Cove at email@example.com.
Thank you in advance for helping to making Move-in Day a great experience for new students and their families. Hope to see you on Aug. 20th!
05-11-2017: GMA 2017 Concert Series
Good Morning America (GMA) is looking for 100 CUNY students who are willing to be front row VIPs at their 2017 Concert Summer Series each week!
If you would like to attend please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com with the dates of the concerts that you would like to attend. Entry is on a first come first serve basis!
The only one they couldn't have students for is 6/30 for Bebe Rexha. Students who attend must bring a CUNY ID with them!
If you would like more information: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/good-morning-america-2017-summer-concert-series-lineup/story?id=47280328
Location: Rumsey Playfield via the 72nd Street entrance on Fifth Avenue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6RRl5QUEWOEUm56ajdtdmh4UFU/view
Time: CUNY students must be there from 5:30am – 9:00am.
Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:
Are you ready to have fun in the sun here at CSI? We will be providing many exciting inflatables and activities such as a Rock Wall, Joust and an Obstacle Course, with a live DJ and we will be firing up the barbeque for your enjoyment, all the while raising money and awareness to help children with Cancer.
Join us for our 2017 Golden Fight for Little Tykes next Friday, May 12, 2017 as we eat, play, and fight back against cancer from 3:00pm until 9:00pm at the CSI Track & Field.
We are partnering with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital to help fight this fight for the children in our communities. The Golden Fight is a fundraising celebration that brings together our community to celebrate the lives of those children who have had cancer, remember those family and friends that we have lost and fight back for the children who have been afflicted with a disease that takes too much. CSI has the opportunity to make an important contribution to the fight against Childhood Cancer and we need your support in making this year's fundraising event more successful than the last
If you would like more information, please contact Robert King Kee in the Office of Student Life at 718-982-3119. This event and the day's activities are open to the entire community. You can also make a contribution, get more information and sign up for teams online at:
Come and join in the fun for a great cause!
04-28-2017: CSI Undergraduate Conference on Research, Scholarship, and Performance (2017)
CSI Undergraduate Conference on Research, Scholarship, and Performance (2017)
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Conference Schedule
11:15am–12:05pm CSI Chamber Music Recital Recital Hall 1P-120
12:00pm 4:30pm The Gallery of the College of Staten Island 1P-112
12:15pm Lunch available for participating students and mentors 1P-116 (pick up)
1:15pm–2:15pm Plenary Session - Williamson Theatre, 1P-111
- Opening remarks from Gary Reichard, PhD, Provost/Senior Vice President for
- Keynote Address: Vivian Incera, PhD, Dean of the Division of Science and Technology, College of Staten Island "Undergraduate Research: A Great Pathway to Discovering your Passions, Realizing your Strengths, and Sharpening your Skills:
- Ma rendi pur contentoVincenzo Bellini (1801-1835)
- Seligkei.Franz Schubert (1797-1828
- Melissa Casertano, soprano William R. Bauer, piano
- Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op. 23 Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) Xingru Duan, piano
2:15pm-4:15pm Poster Presentations 1P- Atrium, East and West Lounge
2:30pm-3:30pm Panel Discussion – 1P-Lecture Hall
- eBay American Marketing Association Collegiate Case Competition: eBay Brand New
3:00pm-4:00pm Paper Presentations - 1P-218
- Are Social Work Academics Social Workers?: "It's My Professional Identity" Versus "It's a Handicap"
- Credible Messengers
- Justice Waiting: A Study on Public Perception of Police
- The Experiences of Parent-professional Interactions and the Use of Professional Interpreters among Korean Immigrant Mothers of Children with Developmental Disabilities
3:00pm–4:00pm Paper Presentations - 1P-202
- Community Connection versus Curriculum: Evaluating CSI'S MSW Program
- How Teachers can Help Early Readers Learn how to Read for Information
- Visualization of the Unseen Pathways of Marine Contaminants
- Investigation of the Behavioral Effects of Alzheimer like Pseudophosphorylated TAU
3:00pm–4:15pm Paper Presentations - 1P-222
- A Study of New York City's Evacuation Shelters
- Identity Issues and Humanizing the Other in Tayeb Salih's Season of Migration to the North and Anton Shammas' Arabesques
- Fredrick Douglass's Fictional Portrayal in the Good Lord Bird
- A Return to Natural Resilience: Strengthening New York City's Jamaica Bay
- The Urban Resilience of New York City: Vulnerable Coast Lines and Rebuilding After Hurricane Sandy
2:30pm-4:30pm CSI Student Art Exhibitions Art Gallery, 1P-118B
2:30pm-4:30pm CSI Sculpture Exhibition Atrium – The Glass Case
3:00 pm-3:45pm Dance Program Dance Studio 1P-220
The Office of Student Life Food Pantry had a delivery of fresh produce today that we need to distribute!
Come on by to get some Grapes - Honey Dew Melon and Kale
"First Come First Served"
Campus Center 1C - WDR
2:30 - 4:30 pm
Have your voice heard and learn about the proposed changes to the Student Government Constitution.
Join us Friday, April 21, 2017 at 12Noon in the 1C-Green Dolphin Lounge.
To read about the revisions and review the proposed constitution, click here. Bring your questions and comments to the forum.
04-19-2017: CSI's GOT TALENT - The SMASH Hit is BACK for its 6th Year!!!
The Division of Student and Enrollment Services/Office of Student Life along with WSIA, Student Government and the Campus Activities Board present.......
CSI's Got Talent!
Who Will Go Home with the $2,250 Grand Prize?
Many talented students auditioned. Our final 12 have been selected and will compete for the grand prize of $2250.00 first place, $750.00 second place, and $250.00 third place. Who will win? Join us to find out.
CSI's Got Talent is a student talent show featuring CSI's most talented musicians, dancers, singers and instrumentalists. The competition is judged by CSI faculty, staff and students. The event will once again be hosted by Sal Vulcano from TruTV's Impractical Jokers and Jay Miller from Mid Evenings with Jay Miller.
This year CSI's Got Talent will be used to collect donations for the CSI Food Pantry:
The CSI Food Pantry offers healthy food selections to currently enrolled CSI students who may be experiencing hunger, so that they can focus on their academic studies. We will be collecting non-perishable donations, such as canned tuna and chicken, soups, canned vegetables, pastas, mac and cheese, etc, at the doors in support of the CSI Food Pantry. (Reminder: Please check the expiration dates.)
Tickets are available at the Center for the Arts Box Office for an incredible low price of only $5! This event sells out fast, so buy your tickets early!
Show: Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Doors Open at 6:30pm. Show starts at 7:00pm.
Center for the Arts (1P), Williamson Theatre
Tickets: $5.00
Call the Box Office today at 718.982.2787
Starting around 10:30am on Thursday, April 6, 2017 the login in credentials for CSI Connect will change from students SLAS accounts to CIX. When you go to www.orgsync.com/login/college-of-staten-island you will see the following screen:
Click Sign In with CSI Username. You will be directed to this page:
Your username will be your College email address: firstname.lastname@example.com. For faculty and staff use your college email address. The password is whatever you set for accessing your email. If you forgot your password, follow the instructions via the link next to the sign in box.
This change will allow our full CSI community to access the CSI Connect system. If you have questions, please contact the Office of Student Life at 718.982.3268 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
03-09-2017: Nominations are now Open!
CSI Student Elections are Coming!
Nominations Open February 27 (9am) to April 7 (3:00pm)!!
Student Leader Positions for the 2017 – 2018 Academic Year
Are you interested in being a student leader? Do you want to make a difference and have your voice be heard? Then consider running for a seat on one of the following organizations (descriptions of these organizations are attached):
- Student Government (including seats for President and Vice President!!)
- CSI Association
- Auxiliary Services Corporation
- College Council
- Faculty Student Disciplinary Committee
In order to run for and hold these positions, CUNY has set the following eligibility requirements:
- You must be matriculated in a degree or credit-bearing certificate program at the College of Staten Island.
- Undergraduate students must carry a minimum of six credit hours.
- Graduate students must carry a minimum of three credit hours.
- In order to serve each semester, a student must have completed and earned passing grades in at least fifty percent of the credits for which he or she registered the prior semester, but in no event fewer than three credits.
- GPA requirements vary and are noted on the nomination form.
The completed Nomination Packet, including the candidate platform statement described in "How to Become a Candidate," must be submitted by 3:00pm on Friday, April 7, 2017. The form can be accessed through the following link: https://orgsync.com/125817/forms/245854. For further information, please contact the Office of Student Life at 718.982.3088.
You CAN Make a Difference!!
03-08-2017: The Early Advisement Period has begun!
Yes, March is already here, and it's time to start planning Summer/Fall 2017 academic schedules. CSI endorses proactivity and during the months of March and October, is pleased to offer our students the greatest opportunity to engage in detailed course study and career discussions with their designated advisors.
This semester, the Priority Registration Period for Summer/Fall 2017 will run from April 6 – April 28, 2017. Therefore, we highly recommend students meeting with their professional advisors or faculty mentors before April 6. And as always, enrollment access dates are assigned based upon the number of credits completed, and students may register at any point on or after their assigned date and time.
To help prepared for summer and fall priority registration, click on these helpful links below:
Information to help students prepare for Early Advisement can be found at:
Degree Audit, educational plans, and other academic tools can be found at both: http://www.csi.cuny.edu/academicadvisement/advising_resources.html and
Faculty Advisor Office Hour information can be found at: http://www.csi.cuny.edu/catalog/undergraduate/departments/
Professional Advisor Office Hour information can be found at: http://www.csi.cuny.edu/academicadvisement/index.php
We hope that you are having a great spring semester, and we look forward to assisting you.
Paulette Brower-Garrett
Paulette Brower-Garrett
Director of CAAS
Center for Advising & Academic Success
The College of Staten Island/CUNY
(Like our Facebook Page at http://www.facebook.com/AcademicAdvisementatCSI)
11-22-2016: A Conversation on LEADERSHIP AND PERFORMANCE with Craig MacFarlane
Inspire. Leadership. Insight.
Despite being totally blind since the age of two, Craig MacFarlane has become a master in many fields including becoming widely recognized as the World's Most Celebrated Totally Blind Athlete. In addition to his athletic career, Craig spent 18 years as a Director with Edward Jones where he applied the lessons learned in overcoming his own challenges as an inspirational force within the company. Craig demonstrated what can be achieved through persistence and perseverance, with focus, desire and discipline.
Craig is now an internationally sought after inspirational keynote speaker. He will entertain you, he will engage you and he will challenge you. He will give you the tools you need to overcome any obstacles you perceive to be in your way. Most of all, he will inspire you to raise the bar in your own life to make success reality, on your own terms.
Sponsored by the Center for Student Accessibility, Athletics, the Office of Student Life, the School of Business, and Edward Jones.
For more information about this event, please visit the Campus Center (1C), room 201 or call 718.982.3088.
09-26-2016: Are your registered to VOTE? Get your voter registration form in by October 14th.
CUNY wants you to register to vote and we are making it easy for you to do!
Download the form from your CUNYFIRST account and submit your completed registration form to one of the following locations on campus:
Office of Student Life, Campus Center (1C), room 201
NYPIRG Office, Campus Center (1C), room 219
We will make sure it gets to the Board of Elections.
Remember the deadline to apply is October 14, 2016, if you want to vote in the November elections. So get your form in today!
03-01-2016: CSI Student Elections! Run for Office...You Can Make A Difference!
CSI Student Elections are Coming!
Nominations Open February 21 (9am) to March 29 (5:00pm)!!
Student Leader Positions for the 2018 – 2019 Academic Year
Are you interested in being a student leader? Do you want to make a difference and have your voice be heard? Then consider running for a seat on one of the following organizations (descriptions of these organizations are attached):
Student Government (including seats for President and Vice President!!)
CSI Association
Auxiliary Services Corporation
College Council
Faculty Student Disciplinary Committee
In order to run for and hold these positions, CUNY has set the following eligibility requirements:
· You must be matriculated in a degree or credit-bearing certificate program at the College of Staten Island.
· Undergraduate students must carry a minimum of six credit hours.
· Graduate students must carry a minimum of three credit hours.
· In order to serve each semester, a student must have completed and earned passing grades in at least fifty percent of the credits for which he or she registered the prior semester, but in no event fewer than three credits.
· GPA requirements vary and are noted on the nomination form.
The completed Nomination Packet, including the candidate platform statement described in "How to Become a Candidate," must be submitted by 5:00pm on Thursday, March 29, 2018. The form can be accessed through the following link: https://orgsync.com/125817/forms/304511 For further information, please contact the Office of Student Life at 718.982.3088.
You CAN Make a Difference!!
Thank you for your interest in participating in the CSI Campus Climate Survey to help create the future of the College!
The College of Staten Island is committed to providing a community that provides leadership for constructive participation in a diverse, multicultural world while opening the doors wider for under-served constituents to create a welcoming environment.
The survey will begin on March 1 and end on April 8 (deadline extended!!!).
Complete the survey and you could win some cool prizes!
First Prizes, choice of one of the following:
- One Year Free Parking;
- $200 Metro Card; or
- iPad Mini 2 (16 GB)
Second Prizes, choice of one of the following:
- $50 Barnes & Noble Gift Card; or
- $50 Park Cafe / CSI Cafeteria Gift Card
Students will also be given the opportunity to receive CLUE credits.
Click here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Campus Climate.
11-09-2015: It's Not Too Late to Register for the Leadership Conference!
Dear Students,
It is not too late to register for the Eighth Annual Student Leadership Conference, "The DNA of Leadership," this Friday, November 13, 2015 in the CSI Center for the Arts (1P).
The conference will take place from 8:00am – 4:30pm. The event is open to CSI & CUNY students, staff, and faculty and will provide an opportunity for our community to meet, network and to discuss what it takes to build and empower leaders with strong communication skills, morals and ethics.
The conference is FREE to CSI and CUNY students, faculty and staff. It promises to be a great day!
If you are planning to join us for lunch, you must register before Wednesday, 11/11/15.
On-site registration will also be available on Friday, but lunch will not be guaranteed.
To register for the conference, please click the link below: https://orgsync.com/125817/forms/166307
If you have any questions, contact the Office of Student Life at 718-982-3088.
09-21-2015: Start a Club at CSI!
The College of Staten Island encourages students to form clubs to design and implement programs, events, and activities which support, enrich, extend and amplify the goals of the CSI educational mission.
Involvement in these types of groups presents students with the opportunity to broaden their learning, obtain leadership and interpersonal skills, and develop a commitment to service. Student clubs should strengthen campus-community relations and improve inter-institutional communications, and facilitate a students' acquisition of skills, which will be transferable to other areas of their lives.
Some of the benefits and privileges afforded through recognition include:
- The use of CSI facilities and services
- The right to use the College name
- The opportunity to request weekly meeting space
- The opportunity to use the Club Room in the Campus Center
- The ability to plan and host events on campus
- Eligibility to apply for funding through the Student Government Club Commission
To be officially recognized by the Office of Student Life, the purpose and goals of the student organization must exhibit a clear relationship with the educational mission of the College of Staten Island by demonstrating a commitment to one or more of the following:
- a celebration of the life of the mind;
- recognition and/or promotion of academic achievement or enrichment of an academic
- discipline;
- recognition and/or development of professionalism in a particular field;
- promotion of education and awareness regarding current events and issues of justice, peace, and the quality of human life;
- participation in or development of appreciation for performing or visual arts;
- development of community in the context of an educational institution;
- promotion of service;
- promotion of athletic development and/or participation in intramural sports;
- spiritual growth and development;
- promotion and development of cultural diversity and awareness and the eliminating of cultural and racial conflict.
The club or organization must have a minimum of ten (10) currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate CSI students. Only members of the CSI community are eligible for participation in a student club or organization.
Club Officers must have a 2.0 GPA or better and must be in good standing with the College. No student may serve as an officer in more than one club, with the exception of the role of Club Council Representative. Officer positions are President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Clubs must also appoint an officer or member to serve as Club Council Representative.
The advisor must be a CSI Faculty or full time staff member chosen by the organization's membership. Upon appointment the advisor will receive a letter and manual under separate cover from the Office of Student Life, and they will become actively involved in the organization's programs and activities.
CUNY Bylaws require that all new student organizations be chartered by the Student Government. Once a club has been chartered by the Student Government, they must be recognized by the Office of Student Life. Upon recognition by the Office of Student Life, a club becomes eligible for all of the benefits afforded student groups at the College.
In order to charter a club must meet the following requirements:
- Have a mission and purpose that supports the educational mission of the College.
- Appoint a faculty or full-time staff member to serve as the Club Advisor
- Recruit a minimum of ten (10) registered CSI students to serve as members of the club
- Elect officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer) and appoint a Club Council Representative. The President can opt to serve as the Club Council Representative.
- Develop a constitution for the club (click here to be directed to the CSI website for a sample constitution)
The following steps must be completed in order to successfully charter a club at CSI. If you have questions about the process, please contact Debi Kee at email@example.com or call 718-982-3268.
- Determine the name and purpose of your student group.
- Speak with potential faculty/staff members about serving as a club advisor
- Schedule an interest meeting or recruitment event for your new group. You can reserve space in the Office of Student Life (1C-201). You must file a meeting notice for your interest meeting a minimum of 48 hours in advance of the meeting. PROMOTE THE MEETING.
- Develop an agenda for your interest meeting (a copy of a recommended agenda for interest meetings can be found on the documents link of the Office of Student Life page.)
- Develop a draft Constitution for the group. Copies of past constitutions are available in the Office of Student Life. To download the Constitution worksheet.
- Schedule an OFFICIAL meeting for your club. You can reserve space in the Office of Student Life (1C-201). You must file a meeting notice for your interest meeting a minimum of 48 hours in advance of the meeting.The official meeting is where you will hold elections and approve the club constitution.
- Develop an agenda for your meeting (remember this is the meeting where you should seek nominations and hold elections for club officers, approve the constitution, discuss and approve club budget requests and any plans for events or programs that the club may wish to sponsor.)
- Host meeting. Designate someone to take minutes. Minutes should show a record of the business at the meeting including attendees, motions made and votes. Remember to collect phone numbers, and email information for all officers, members and the club advisor - you will need this information to complete the Chartering proces.
- Complete the club chartering forms and submit for approval through CSI Connect, from the Organizations page.
The Associate Director of Student Life/Activities will review the information you submit through CSI Connect and verify that all information is complete. If there is no missing information or questions, the forms will be forwarded to Student Government for chartering.
Once Student Government has chartered your group, the Associate Director will approve your group for recognition.
09-04-2015: Welcome to the NEW! CSI Connect.
The Office of Student Life is excited to introduce you to our new and improved engagement platform - CSI Connect! This system is replacing CSI Campus Connection and has a number of new and exciting features for students and student groups. To log in, use your SLAS account username and password (first name.lastname and password). Find out about student groups on campus, manage a calendar of events you want to attend, and much more. If you have questions contact the Office of Student Life at 718-982-3268 or visit the Student Life Involvement Center in the Campus Center (1C), room 212B.
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The CTP Linux Cluster currently contains one head node and 36 computing nodes. Thirty four computing nodes (node01-node34) have two Intel Xeon E5 processors interconnected with 10GbE network and 128 Gb RAM memory each. Computing nodes 35 and 36 are composed as four nodes each assembled in a single box.
Twenty eight computing nodes (node09-node36) are augmented by graphics processing units (GPUs) NVIDIA Tesla Kepler K20 that provides significant improvement of the computational capabilities. The GPU CUDA 6.0 compiler and libraries are installed on these nodes.
The following software is also installed on the Cluster:
The latest GCC compiler with Open MPI parallel libraries and latest Python distribution are available on the Cluster via the module system. For comprehensive documentation on the module system, follow this link: Module manual.
The Cluster can be accessed through internet from inside and outside the College. The Cluster address is: ctp.citytech.cuny.edu.
The CTP cluster is using Torque as the queuing system. To submit a job to the queue, you need to create a command file (a submission script). Basic examples of the scripts for serial and parellel jobs can be found on the head node of the cluster in the directory /usr/local/share/torque/examples/.
The job submission command is
To see the jobs submitted to the queue, use
For the advanced usage, please see the following link: Torque reference guide.
Files can be transferred to and from the Cluster with standard scp or rsync commands from Linux and Mac OSX operating systems. On Windows system, users need to install one of freely available sftp clients (for example, WinSCP).
With any question about access or submitting jobs on the cluster, contact the CTP Computing Cluster Team:
Cluster Administrator:
Dr. German Kolmakov Physics Department Phone: 718-260-5329 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Software Administrator:
Dr. Ilya Grigorenko Physics Department Phone: 718-260-5279 Email: email@example.com
Please include the following acknowledgment on the materials resulting from the use of CTP resources:
"The author(s) are grateful to the Center for Theoretical Physics of New York City College of Technology for providing computational resources."
Please, send a copy of the materials to the Cluster administrator.
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Herb graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in Electrical Engineering. While at Northwestern, he worked as a lighting designer for their theatre program, illuminating Cloris Leachman, Paul Lynde and Patricia Neal who were theatre students at the time.
He served in the Navy during WWII and witnessed the atomic bombing of Bikini Atoll aboard an aircraft carrier. After the war, he worked for NBC in Chicago, starting in the early days of live television as a camera operator and lighting designer. Herb later worked for RCA and traveled all over the country installing television stations, the final one being KMIR in Palm Springs in 1968. But he was proudest of being instrumental in helping start the Armed Forces Vietnam Network in Saigon, which broadcast TV to service personnel throughout Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.
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Owners of the second-generation Perodua Myvi (launched in 2011 and facelifted in 2015) will be glad to know that the national automaker will continue to provide support for their vehicles with the opening a new parts production line in Tanjung Malim.
The new line dedicated to the model will be operated by Perodua vendor IQM, and will produce body components including bonnets, doors, fenders, quarter panels and roofs.
"For our customers' safety, convenience and peace-of-mind, we are giving our commitment to them that we will continue to produce high-quality and affordable parts for their Perodua vehicles," said Takahashi Masanori, president of Perodua Auto Corporation.
"We elected to outsource parts production for the second-generation Myvi because our manufacturing plants are already at peak capacity. Being already a manufacturer of Viva parts since production of the model ended in 2014, IQM was a natural choice for this project," he added.
Meanwhile, engine parts for the model continue to be produced on a one-shot basis at Perodua Manufacturing (PMSB) in Rawang, whereas other vendors will supply other parts.
Besides the second-gen Myvi, IQM also continues to manufacture service parts for the Viva since 2014 at its facility in Tanjung Malim. The company is also a supplier of metal stamping, body assembly parts and brake tube components to Perodua.
Perodua also notes that original parts for the first-gen Myvi, Kelisa and even the famous Kancil continue to be produced by other vendors in Malaysia to this day.
"There remain a great many users of the second-generation Myvi, of which over 519,000 were produced from May 2011 to October 2017. This is an endorsement by Malaysians and we take this trust seriously," Takahashi said.
"IQM has been a vendor of Perodua's since 2002. Over the years, Perodua and IQM have built a strong relationship based on trust, quality and absolute never-ending loyalty to our customers," added Aidil Azlan Mohd Fitri, executive director of IQM.


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text: Zephyr has been furnishing and installing commercial windows since we became a DeVac window dealer in the early 1960's. DeVac windows are often gliders or double hung windows that serve very well in schools, hospitals and other commercial glazing applications. As building styles changed, we've been adapting with the times. We have become one of the area's largest aluminum storefront, aluminum entry door and aluminum curtainwall contractor, serving the Tri-State area, Eastern Iowa, Southwest Wisconsin and Northwest Illinois. We use Tubelite and Oldcastle storefront and entry doors. With building codes incorporating 2012 IECC energy code, we have been installing more and more thermally broken doors and door frames as well as storefront and curtainwall framing with increased energy efficiency and lower u-values. We can incorporate insulated glass using low-e coatings from most of the commercial glass manufactures, including PPG Glass, Cardinal Glass and Guardian Glass.


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'Apple-Shaped' Obesity Not Appealing to Your Heart
(CAMBRIDGE, England) -- There's general obesity, in which you call someone obese based on their body mass index, and then there's apple- or pear-shaped obesity, based on their waist and hip circumference.
So, which one is a better indicator of predicting heart attacks or strokes?
An international study from the University of Cambridge reviewed 220,000 individual records from 17 countries and monitored the occurrence of heart attacks or strokes based on body mass index versus waist-hip circumference.
The study found that people with "apple-shaped" obesity were at a slightly higher risk of developing heart attacks or strokes compared to people with general obesity as assessed by their BMI.
However, when adjusted for factors like smoking and diabetes, both general-and apple-shaped obesity contributed equally to the risk of heart attacks.
Bottom line: Obesity, whether apple-shaped, pear-shaped or general, is generally associated with heart attacks.
The study will be published in the Lancet.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Cold weather skin tips from Rachel!
Well ladies, it's that time of year again...the leaves are changing, it's getting colder out, and most of you may be noticing a change in your skin. Cincinnati weather is notorious for drying out even the most glowing of faces. Not only can this be uncomfortable, but it also highlights more wrinkles and imperfections (egads!). Time to shake up your skincare routine!
First and foremost, make sure you are exfoliating on a daily basis. This will allow any product you use to get more fully absorbed, and you'll truly get more bang for your buck out of your skincare routine. I, along with many a dermatologist, recommend the Clarisonic, an electronic brush that will do all of the heavy lifting for you. When choosing one for their huge selection, go for the Mia...it's a little bit smaller than the original, but has the same purpose as the original, and is much cheaper. You can find a huge array of colors at www.sephora.com. , and they have free shipping on any order over $50.
Next, consider a serum. This is great for anyone who has concerns about aging (and that's almost everyone I know). Using a serum before you moisturize will allow you to use less of your precious moisturizer with the same results. Imagine this: your skin is a sponge. If you try to use a dry sponge to soak up water, it won't grab nearly as much as an already moist sponge. Plus, a good serum will help reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and who doesn't like that? I have been using and LOVE the Clinique Repairwear Laser Focus Wrinkle & UV Damage Corrector with amazing results. It has literally staved me off from Botox, it's that good, and they actually guarantee it. It's not your teenage daughter's skincare anymore, ladies, they have really stepped up their game. It retails for $44.50, which is a steal considering how long a bottle will last you, and what comparable products cost. Available anywhere Clinique is sold.
For your moisturizer, thing get a little trickier, depending on your skin type and your budget. If you have dry/very dry skin, my favorite moisturizer in the universe is Creme de La Mer. It is thick, creamy and soothing, full of all-natural ingredients, and Jennifer Lopez is rumored to use it as a full body moisturizer to give her skin that glow that seems to come from within. If I had her money, I would,too! Once you use it, you'll be sold, but all of this yummy goodness comes at a price- LaMer reatails for $135, available at Nordstrom. For a more wallet-friendly option, try L'oreal's Golden Balm, available at drugstores everywhere, for around $20. It's fortified with calcium and 10 different oils to nourish dryer, more mature skin.
For normal skin, I have a few options that I love to use on my makeup clients. I personally love the Embryolisse 23000 Lait-Creme Concentrate. This is a great medium-weight moisturizer that also pulls double duty as a makeup primer, and makeup artists everywhere swear by it for almost all skin types. It is also frangrance-free, which I like. Who wants a face that smells like flowers,especially when added fragrances can actually be drying to the skin. Your face will drink it in! Find it at www.camerareadycosmetics.com, prices vary by size. My second pick is Old Faithful, Clinique's Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion. There's really nothing dramatic or different about it, but it does exactly what it says. It moisturizes and plumps up skin without leaving a greasy feel or residue and the price is great! $13 for a good moisturizer? I'm sold!
Now, if you have oily skin, don't think you're off the hook here. Did you know that neglecting to moisturize oily skin can actually cause you skin to freak out and over-produce MORE oil? Probably the last thing you want. Try the Neutrogena Oil-Free Moisturizer for combination skin. It's lightweight formula will give you good oil-control, while moisturizing normal to dry areas. $10 at drugstores everywhere.
Lastly, and possibly the most important component of all- Sunscreen! Just because it may seem dark and dreary, don't ever leave your house without it, unless you're just dying for some dark spots and wrinkles to compliment your new winter wardrobe. I like the Murad Oil-Free Sunblock SPF 30 for all skin types..it's oil free and fragrance free, and from the masters of great skincare. $31 at sephora.com. Also if you want a product that will pull double duty, try the MAC Prep and Prime SPF 50. It blocks out the sun's nasty rays while filling in fine lines and wrinkles to make your skin a smooth canvas before applying any makeup. $30 wherever you find MAC cosmetics.
There you are, your winter skincare breakdown....remember, your face is the first thing that people will notice about you, so make the effort and investment that it deserves. As your makeup artists, we beg you, please take care of your skin- after all, we can only cover color, not texture!
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Something we have learned while being homeowners: a weekend project is never just a weekend project. This is what Calvin has been dealing with for the last week.
Monday, August 23, 2010
It's Project Time, Again!
Posted by Amber Horch at 8:44 PM
5 comments:
- K.D. Kinney said...
Wanna come do mine next? lol. It'll get there Amber! Be strong!
- August 23, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- Courtney Price ~ Vintage Ginger Peaches said...
UGH. Kevin started doing "a little touch up paint" on the porch on Saturday... ended up ripping stuff off the front of the house, re-doing trim/siding that was rotting out... it's still not done today! It's always something! Although, I have not seen any wood behind a tub like yours before... I'm sure with an old house, you get a lot of surprises when you open stuff up!
- August 24, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- * Ashley * said...
That looks like SO much fun!! I bet that taking down was SO much more fun that putting everything back together. You have to post pictures when you are finished!
- August 24, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Heather Inns said...
Looks like fun.
- August 24, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- Caley said...
Can't wait to see the finished product! PS Thanks for showing me your blog...
- August 26, 2010 at 7:50 PM
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Today's morning was to be devoted to getting the middle son back to college. Orono is a little less than a two hour drive from our house. FH dropped youngest son off at work at seven a.m. Then came back home to load the car for the trip. FH, myself and middle son left home, car loaded with clean laundry, groceries, a box of bonsai plants, and another filled with kumbucha, kefir and other fermented wonders.
Our road was a bit slick. It is tree lined so the sun has limited opportunity to melt any snow or ice. The icy ruts were throwing the car around but we are used to that. We proceeded to the Interstate. The Interstate that was a bit more slick. The speed was reduced from 65 to 45; not that anyone seemed to be paying any mind to that. The sun was out, temps were almost in the 40's, surely the ice was melted. Yeah, no. FH, mind you he drove milk tanker during the Ice Storm of '98 when no one else was on the roads, was cursing and creeping along. The road was covered with black ice. We saw three or four cars off in the median at various intervals. There was one 20 mile stretch that was so ice rutted that it made our road seem like dry hot top. Remember this is the Interstate. I have honestly never seen it like that. We finally made it and dropped the boy off with all of this stuff and promptly headed South. On the way back, we saw four semi trucks in the ditches laying on their sides. Two of them were heading in the opposite direction. There were two others that were off the road but still upright. We made it home just in time to pick up the youngest from work.
We decided to clean out the goats and chickens in the sun and warmth. FH took the chicken house to clean. Youngest and I worked on the goat pen. He had to deal with Miss Olive our Nubian bitch in charge. She does not really like anyone other than me and FH. She gets all up in the youngest's face and challenges him. She will rear up and grunt at him. I laugh. Youngest swears. Olive continues to torment. We pitch dirty bedding.
Much to Olive's chagrin the girls were cleaned out and their dirty hay was thrown to the pigs. Sorry that I am not a camera toter, so I could have snapped a few pictures, because those pigs were in Nirvana. They were rooting and laying in that dirty hay like they were digging for gold. They would lay down, stretch all out and just wiggle and snort.
Since we had the pens all cleaned out I decided to rearrange the milking area in the barn. I like to rearrange things, a lot.
So one boy is back to school, the animals are all cleaned out, the milking area is rearranged and everyone is happy. FH is especially happy. If I rearrange the barn things then he does not have to turn the light on in the bedroom to make sure the bed is where it was when he awoke.


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Me and this other team are trying to come to an agreement on a blockbuster deal and I have afew offers in my head, that I think he will like, but wanted to get feedback on which one(s) would be best options for me and still fair.
Option A: I give Adam Jones, Brett Myers, Addison Reed and Moustakas...I get: Hamels, Papelbon, and Max Schrezer
Option B: I give: Adam Jones, A. Reed, Helickson, Cahill, Oswalt, Moustakas...I get: Fielder, Hamels, Max
Option C: I give: Adam JOnes, Justin Upton, B Myers, A Reed, Hellickson, Rasmus, Moustakas...
I get: Fielder, Kemp, Papelbon, Max, Smoak
Option D: I give: Adam Jones, Moustakas, Myers, Reed, Hellicson...I get: Kemp, Papelbon, Max
4 options, lots of players, would like some feedback! Thanks
10 Team H2H (5x5, OBP replaces AVG), keeper (we keep 6) Possible keeper have * by their name.
My team:
C- Posey*
1B - Miggy*
2B - Kipnis*
SS - Andrus
3B - Prado
OF - JUpton*
OF - Braun*
OF - AJones*
U - Pence
U - Rasmus
Bench - Rizzo*
Bench - Moose
Bench - Ploufee
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