Hey UHallers! It’s time for another year at UHall and another year on the blog. We’ve got a crazy new staff on hand (head over here to check us out!) who are planning some programs that are sure to be awesome.
For now though, Welcome Week: it’s not just for Freshmen! We’ve got some great stuff happening around UHall, and NYU has come up with the usual slew of amazing day and night programs. Check out below for the highlights.
Around the Hall:
Sunday 8/29: Pizza Party Extravaganza in the Commons
Wednesday 9/1: FELA! …

Are you a resident of UHall and a blogger? Would you like to contribute to the UHall Blog? Would you like to start a blog of your own?
If the answer to any of these questions is “yes,” then drop us a line at uhallblog@gmail.com. If you’re already a blogger, we’d love to add your link to our blogroll. If you’re not yet a blogger, we’d love to help you start a blog of your own or deploy your talents to make the UHall blog an exciting destination online.
Send us your …

Welcome to UHall and to the UHall blog! If you’re a resident of UHall this year, we hope that you’ll make it a point of stopping by the blog on a regular basis and contributing comments and even content. The blog will offer a wealth of information about events at UHall, at NYU, and around the city. You’ll also find weekly contests and will be able to sign up for many of the programs offered by the RAs and the Faculty Fellows-in-Residence (FFIRs). While your here, be sure to take …

Much of the Faculty-in-Residence programming at University Hall is oriented around the theme of COSMOPOLITANISM.
Originating in the idea of the world-citizen and conceived in contradistinction to nationalism, cosmopolitanism can be understood as a way of building community by embracing rather than avoiding difference. Unlike philosophical universalism, which seeks to link individuals and peoples together by finding the lowest common denominator, cosmopolitanism sees difference as an opportunity to be sought rather than a problem to be solved. Bridging but not eliminating the gaps created by cultural difference, cosmopolitanism becomes a way …

Do you want to live and work in UHALL this summer?
2010 University Hall Summer Associate/Resource Center Assistant applications are now available. Please download and read the attached position descriptions and questionnaire carefully. To be considered for a summer position please submit by the deadline, 3/12/2010 by 6:00 PM EST.
A completed application will entail:
-Resume
-Questionnaire
Completed applications will be accepted electronically via uhall@nyu.edu. Thank you for your interest in working with the UHALL team!

Download the position descriptions and questionnaire below. Please specify the position(s) [RCA,SA, or both] you are applying for in the …

UHall Residents:
Please note that the deadline to re-apply for NYU Housing is Wednesday,February 24, 2010.  Please go to the following web site for more information or call 212-998-4600.

“Deadline Extended until Friday February 12, 2010!
Are you interested in serving as a resource, referral agent, educator, and role model for other students?  The Peer Ed program may be right for you!  Topic areas include: alcohol and other drugs, fitness, healthful eating, sexual assault, sexual health, sleep, smoking cessation, and stress management.
If you’re interested, please visit our website for more information: http://www.nyu.edu/shc/promotion/peer-ed.html, give us a call at (212) 443-1234, email us at health.promotion@nyu.edu, or stop by our office on the 3rd floor of the Student Health Center.
Apply online now to get involved!”