4TH ANNUAL PANEL CONFERENCE
Get ready for an inspiring event that explores a theme resonating across professions and connecting us all to the pulse of African development! This year, we’re diving into transformative conversations with spectacular panelists who are making ground breaking contributions to advance Africa’s growth and innovation.
Whether you’re in health, tech, business, or the arts, this conference will leave you motivated and ready to act. Follow us on social media for updates and be on the lookout for registration details. You are encouraged to register immediately the link drops and invite your non-NYU colleagues to join us! So save the date and stay tuned!
Date: April 12, 2025
Time: 1pm ET
Conference Hashtag: #NYUAGSACon25
AGSA Spring Welcome Fest
You're invited to our Spring Welcome Fest! Let's kick off the new semester by connecting with both new and returning members over great eats, games and great conversations. This is an opportunity for to reconnect and share plans for the semester ahead in a warm, inclusive atmosphere. We can't wait to see you there!
Date: Saturday February 15th, 2025
Time: 1:30 pm
Venue: Room 365 Kimmel Center for University Life, 60 Washington Square S
Register: HERE
BLACK HISTORY MONTH SELMA AND THE LEGACY OF MLK (FILM AND DISCUSSION)
Join the Africa Graduate Students Association to watch powerful film that chronicles the historic 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Following this, we will have a discussion to explore the impact of Dr. King's work and its relevance in addressing social and racial issues in today's world. This event offers an opportunity to reflect on Dr. King's enduring legacy, the struggle for civil rights, and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. Let’s come together to honor Dr. King’s vision and continue the conversation about how we can create a more equitable society. This event is in collaboration with NYU Center for Multicultural Education and Programs, and is open to all backgrounds and identities.
Date: Friday February 7, 2025
Time: 4-7pm ET
Venue: Room 912 Kimmel Center for University Life, 60 Washington Square S
Register: https://engage.nyu.edu/event/10836427
Africa Day
Africa Week is here again! Join us as we celebrate the rich diversity of the African Continent through food, music, fashion and art at New York University! Scan QR code on flier to register.
Career over Cookies
Searching for resources to maximize your experience as a Masters or PhD student at NYU as you prepare for a career in the United states? Join AGSA on october 18th for this event featuring alumni experiences, the Wasserman center for career development and NYU Office of Global Services.
Fall Welcome Picnic-In-The-Park
Kick off the new academic year with fellow graduate students at NYU as we enjoy an evening of networking, games, painting, and delicious food. Don't miss this perfect opportunity to relax, connect, and make lasting memories. See you there!
Register: HERE
Date: September 28, 2024
Time: 1pm
Location: Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Nigerian Higher Education Forum
Join the Nigerian Higher Education Forum on September 27, 2024, at the Harvard Club of New York City!
This event is bringing together key stakeholders from New York’s philanthropic and academic circles, Vice Chancellors from NHEF-affiliated universities, Nigerian corporations, and young Nigerian professionals in New York for a day of thought-provoking and interactive sessions.
This is a great opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations about the transformative adjustments needed in Nigerian universities to tackle current challenges and embrace new opportunities.
Date: September 27, 2024
Venue: Harvard Club of New York City, 35 West 44th Street, NY 10036
Time: 10 AM
Register: https://lnkd.in/dQNWUr6T
Mastermind Series- FORWARD
FORWARD is a one-day networking event serving as a platform for Black/African professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives to connect, learn and thrive. Through FORWARD, we cultivate connections, share opportunities, and inspire actions to help our community advance. FORWARD is brought to you by Beyond Borders Network, a global platform that connects Black and Diaspora-African professionals with the resources and networks they need to advance and thrive in their careers/business. We also serve as a bridge for global companies looking to hire the best talent on the African continent.
Register: http://lu.ma/forward2024
Date: Join us on Saturday, September 21st, 2024
Venue: New York University
Time: 2:00 pm
NYU Welcome Club Fest
Club Fest brings together NYU student organizations under one roof for the semester's largest community-building event. Meet AGSA at Club Fest on Wednesday September 4 from 1-5PM in Paulson Center Gym 181 Mercer Street (Spot number #286). Registration link HERE.
New Students Info Session
Specially curated for incoming students, the information session will dive into interactive discussions led by current students on how to navigate campus life at New York University. To RSVP, scan the QR code.
Ntomakasa: A Documentary On Wax Print
Join us for a pilot documentary created as a backstage story of the research exhibition on Wax prints followed by a panel discussion on various modern communication themes of the Ghanaian wax print, and the film director’s approach to conducting this research.
3rd Annual Conference
In an era defined by rapid advancement in technology and entrepreneurship, the convergence of innovation and sustainability holds immense promise for driving progress and prosperity.
NYU AGSA’s 3rd Annual Africa Conference is a pivotal gathering dedicated to exploring the boundless opportunities presented by technology and innovation in shaping Africa's future through sustainable development. With our theme, "Tech Horizons: Shaping Africa's Future Through Innovation and Sustainable Development," we aim to illuminate the transformative potential of technology as a catalyst for positive change across the African continent.
Daylight Poetry as Therapy
Discover the healing power of words and art: Uniting health and creativity for a rejuvenating experience.
Toluwalase Akinluyi, a multifaceted individual with a background in Physical Therapy, a passion for poetry, and currently pursuing an MPH degree at NYU, presents an innovative event that explores the intersection of health and art. This event promises to be a unique experience where attendees can engage in mental stimulation and relaxation simultaneously.
RSVP: https://bit.ly/AGSApoetryclinic
You Belong Here: Navigating Bias Through Open Dialogue
An Emerging BIPOC student club at the School of Professional Studies, Schack Institute of Real Estate in collaboration with NYU AGSA, will host a restorative circle discussion with NYU students, faculty members, and industry executives to explore bias in the classroom and workplace.
This event will be a safe space for participants to share their experiences, build community, and establish strategies for career success.
Spring Welcome Brunch
Join us for our welcome event for the Semester! Come and connect with old and new faces, engage in great conversations, and savor some delicious brunch-themed foods.
Don't hesitate to extend this invitation to your friends; simply share this form with them to confirm their attendance as we need an accurate headcount.
Sign up here: bit.ly/AGSA-welcome-brunch
Mastermind Series
Welcome to the Mastermind Series – a dynamic platform where innovation, collaboration, and leadership take center stage.
This series empowers you to step into the limelight and curate events that resonate with your passion and expertise. View event to read more.
Ready to take the stage? Submit your proposed event through our submission form by February 17 at 5pm EST.
Grads Unwind: The Ultimate End-of-Year De-Stresser
As the year comes to a close and final exams loom, come shed your academic worries and embrace the spirit of relaxation and rejuvenation.
Join us for "Grads Unwind," the ultimate end-of-year party designed to help you take a break, let loose, and de-stress in the company of your fellow students before the hustle of final exams takes over.
RSVP coming soon
Gradsgiving: A Thanksgiving Potluck
Join us for a heartwarming and flavor-packed journey as we come together to celebrate Thanksgiving the African way. Bring your favorite dishes to share, and prepare to savor an array of flavors that tell stories of heritage and togetherness. It's more than just a meal; it's also an opportunity to connect, express gratitude, and celebrate together.
Africa Social
Don't miss the grand finale of Africa Week - The Africa Social - featuring an art and fashion exhibition, mouthwatering Kenyan catering, networking opportunities, among others. This will be cohosted by AGSA & ISC.
Join us in celebrating the beauty and diversity of Africa at NYU.
Jollof Fest
As part of Africa Week, SiA is hosting a showdown Jollof Fest, where Jollof from 3+ countries will go head-to-head! finally put the Jollof debate to rest with us! RSVP details coming soon!
Location: Stern KMC11-185
RSVP bit.ly/jollof-fest23
Africa Week
Mark your calendars! AGSA, in collaboration with ISC and SiA, is excited to announce Africa Week - a week dedicated to celebrating Africa’s representation at NYU.
From October 22nd to 27th, we will be celebrating all things Africa on our IG @nyuafricangrads. You’ll have the opportunity to win great prizes - including movie tickets & AGSA souvenirs - just by participating!
Join us in celebrating the beauty and diversity of Africa at NYU. Africa Week promises to be engaging and you don’t wanna miss the food.
Welcome Brunch
Join us for our first event of the semester! Now that you're settling in to the new academic year, come and connect with fresh faces, engage in captivating conversations, and savor some delicious brunch-themed foods. Don't hesitate to extend this invitation to your friends; simply share this form with them to confirm their attendance as we need an accurate headcount.
De-stress in the Park
AGSA invites you to our first event of the semester! This is a social event focused on welcoming our new (and current) members and having a fun hangout before classes become intensive. Let's come together for great conversation, games and food (no jollof though!) at New York's spectacular Central Park.