

The Student Engagement and Services team is integral to the School's educational mission of human development. To assist students in their personal growth and in achieving their educational objectives, we collaborate with faculty, administrators, and students to provide programs, services, and opportunities that are responsive to the dynamic nature of the educational process; enrich the educational experience for the School’s diverse undergraduate and graduate student population; and embody the School's support for all phases of a student’s development and the diversity of student needs. If you would like to meet with a member of our team, you can reach out to us directly or visit us during our virtual walk-in hours; no appointments are necessary.
Mondays from Noon to 5pm EST
Tuesdays from 10am to 12pm EST
Tuesdays from Noon to 5pm EST
Wednesdays from Noon to 5pm EST
Thursdays from Noon to 5pm EST
For more information and a complete listing of events, please visit the Steinhardt Events website.
The Student Engagement and Services team provides a wide range of support and assistance for NYU Steinhardt students. These include the New International Graduate Student Seminar (SAHS-GE 2003), University-Wide Student Services, Leave of Absence/Exit Interviews. If you are not sure where to start, visit the Student Engagement team during drop-in hours or at any of our events.
Staff members are available to assist students upon request of the individual, referral by faculty, or if academic work has fallen below School standards for satisfactory academic progress.
As a pre-professional school, Steinhardt's career counseling is often facilitated by our faculty, but students can also receive assistance from a representative from the Wasserman Center for Career Development three afternoons each week.
A professional staff is available to listen, to provide free confidential counseling to help you define the issues you are facing, and to develop strategies to help.
The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development offers specialized orientation programming for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students.
The Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development invites outstanding students to challenge themselves intellectually, engage in independent research, and extend their academic exploration beyond our borders.
For more information contact any of our staff members below or email us.