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Residencies, Spring 2024

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments
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STE(A)Mzine is a publication designed to build STE(A)M awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, arts and creativity, and mathematics. Join us on Thursdays to learn more about STE(A)M, to discuss your research or creative projects, or just to meet other art+science folks

The STEAMzine meets on Thursdays 5-6 in 746 STAC.

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Anthropozine at NYU is a multimedia and art collective working to publish environmentally based zines every semester. This semester, our Fall 2023 edition is “Doomerism.” We are open to all students with any passion for creating, whether that’s writing, visual arts, photography, or anything that can be put on a page! Join us to create your own pieces that can promote environmental awareness!”

Anthropozine meets on Tuesdays 4:30-6pm in 746 STAC.

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Accessible Tech is a residency that will explore prototyping, designing, and building accessible technologies for people with disabilities. Join the group to learn more about disability, human rights, inclusion, prototyping, design, and fashion, or come work on a project that you already have. Come with experience, or come without– we’d love to meet you! We’ll be 3D printing, soldering, adapting clothing items, and much more so come hang out if that sounds cool!

Accessible Tech meets on Mondays 5-7pm in 746 STAC.

three figures and the text fashion for tomorrow

Esoteric: Fashion for Tomorrow is a residency geared towards producing fashion lines for the Gallatin Fashion Show (and beyond). Join the community to work on your projects.

Esoteric: Fashion for Tomorrow meets on Saturdays 12:30-2pm in 746 STAC.

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We are the Urban Democracy Lab Student Organizers, a coalition of students putting democratic principles into practice in order to improve urban conditions and build public commons by taking direct action, working with social and political movements in NYC, and conducting student projects.

The UDLSO meets on Fridays 3-5pm in 746 STAC.

 

Residencies, Fall 2023

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments
the letters STEAM on a pink background

A publication designed to build STE(A)M awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, arts and creativity, and mathematics. Join us on Thursdays to learn more about STE(A)M, to discuss your research or creative projects, or just to meet other art+science folks

The STEAMzine meets on Tuesdays 5-6pm and Thursdays 7-8pm in 746 STAC.

line drawing of an ant carring the letter A

Anthropozine at NYU is a multimedia and art collective working to publish environmentally based zines every semester. This semester, our Fall 2023 edition is “Doomerism.” We are open to all students with any passion for creating, whether that’s writing, visual arts, photography, or anything that can be put on a page! Join us to create your own pieces that can promote environmental awareness!”

Anthropozine meets on Wednesdays 3:30-5:30 in 746 STAC.

Residencies, Spring 2023

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments
the letters STEAM on a pink background

A publication designed to build STE(A)M awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, arts and creativity, and mathematics. Join us on Thursdays to learn more about STE(A)M, to discuss your research or creative projects, or just to meet other art+science folks

The STEAMzine meets on Tuesdays 5-6pm and Thursdays 7-8pm in 746 STAC.

The Gallatin Research Incubator (or GRI) is a network of undergraduate students interested in interdisciplinary research. Our goal is to be a hub at Gallatin for all kinds of research, in which we help students with their research projects, we connect students to resources, and we coordinate events all geared at empowering students interested in conducting research.

The GRE meets on Thursdays 5-7pm in 746 STAC.

Esoteric: Fashion for Tomorrow is a residency geared towards producing fashion lines for the Gallatin Fashion Show (and beyond). Join the community to work on your projects.

Esoteric: Fashion for Tomorrow meets on Saturdays 12:30-2pm in 746 STAC.

Residencies, Fall 2022

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments

Looking for like-minded students to share your passions? Want to join a project in progress? Wondering what resources there are here at Gallatin? Here are the clubs and clusters currently operating in residence in 746 STAC.

Don’t see what you want to study here? Start your own!

The Gallatin Research Incubator (or GRI) is a network of undergraduate students interested in interdisciplinary research. Our goal is to be a hub at Gallatin for all kinds of research, in which we help students with their research projects, we connect students to resources, and we coordinate events all geared at empowering students interested in conducting research.

The GRI meets on Mondays, 6:30-7:30pm, in 746 STAC.

the letters STEAM on a pink background
A publication designed to build STE(A)M awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, arts and creativity, and mathematics. Join us on Thursdays to learn more about STE(A)M, to discuss your research or creative projects, or just to meet other art+science folks

The STEAMzine meets on Tuesdays 3-5pm in 746 STAC.

The Gallatin Garden

Posted on by Ben Cresto in Projects, Residencies

The mission:

Our goal is to bring more green to Gallatin in an effort to improve the university’s sustainability, build community, and provide students and staff with access to fresh, allergen-sensitive herbs and produce. Interest in the garden has proven to be extensive among the student body from across disciplines. Our research team has been in communication with numerous students and faculty with multifaceted experience, ranging from environmental science, computer science, design, urbanism, and all across the STEM spectrum.

We are running an adopt-a-plant program, providing seedlings and young plants that we have germinated to be placed in faculty members’ offices. We aim to bring more plant life to the Gallatin space during the semesters and send the plants to “foster homes” over the summer to be cared for when the building is closed.

The project is run by student members of STAC, with oversight from Cyd Cipolla. There are currently four members working on the Gallatin Garden and reported interest from over a dozen additional students. Initial prototypes have shown the feasibility of automating growth cycles, and the research team has found success with automating grow lights, water dispersal, and monitoring systems.

Hey you! Interested in joining the Gallatin Garden? Feel free to shoot us an email and follow us on Instagram!

Our Past Work:

Our initial focus was on using a supply closet with a south-facing window at Gallatin to grow edible plants, such as leafy greens, peppers, tomatoes, and herbs. We specifically highlighted these varieties as they take well to indoor growing conditions and produce high yields. Additionally, we wanted to focus on entirely hypoallergenic produce to maximize accessibility for any student wishing to participate. While growing plants is the nucleus of the project, engaging with students and fostering a community around urban agriculture is our end-goal.

Team leaders will began the process in early September. Our team will managed the space by creating routines, schedules, and goals for completion. Through our community events, we planned to expand our teams so we can ensure availability for troubleshooting and observations.  Students routinely led check-ins and maintenance, but the goal for the Gallatin Garden is to construct a self-sustaining system. 

The research team began operations in a windowless office on a small corner of a desk. We started the gardening process with about one square foot of space, where we germinated, propagated, and nurtured dozens of seeds and snippings into beautiful, healthy plants. Even within the limitations of the current space, we were able to nourish six different varieties of lettuce and tomatoes and engage a community of students passionate about growing more.

Residencies, Spring 2022

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments

Looking for like-minded students to share your passions? Want to join a project in progress? Wondering what resources there are here at Gallatin? Here are the clubs and clusters currently operating in residence in 746 STAC.

Don’t see what you want to study here? Start your own!

The Gallatin Research Incubator (or GRI) is a network of undergraduate students interested in interdisciplinary research. Our goal is to be a hub at Gallatin for all kinds of research, in which we help students with their research projects, we connect students to resources, and we coordinate events all geared at empowering students interested in conducting research.

The GRI meets on Mondays, 7-9pm, in 746 STAC.

The Celestialgraph is a metacosmic, astral technology that looks to app development and emerging VR & AR systems to chart the cosmos of any individual being. Under this residency, we will be constructing the media platforms for the Celestialgraph to be technologically available— catalyzing a SupraConscious, Cellular-level Celestial Evolution. Come take a trip through the stars! Astrologers, astrophysicists, biologists, artists, psychologists, filmmakers, geneticists, spiritualists, app designers, game developers—everyone—is welcome.

Celestialgraph meets on Wednesdays 3-5pm in STAC 746.

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A publication designed to build STE(A)M awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, arts and creativity, and mathematics. Join us on Thursdays to learn more about STE(A)M, to discuss your research or creative projects, or just to meet other art+science folks

The STEAMzine meets on Thursdays 5-6:30pm in 746 STAC.

Residencies, Fall 2021

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments

Looking for like-minded students to share your passions? Want to join a project in progress? Wondering what resources there are here at Gallatin? Here are the clubs and clusters currently operating in residence in 746 STAC. You can view their meeting schedules and all events on our Events page as well.

Don’t see what you want to study here? Start your own!

Entrepreneurship Office Hours

Entrepreneurship Office Hours, sponsored by Albert Gallatin Founders fund – Gallatin’s own in-house venture fund. During their residency at STAC, AGFF will host informational sessions about the start-up and venture capital process. Drop in any Monday, when board members will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about raising funds, getting your idea off the ground, the world of venture capital, and entrepreneurship in general.

Entrepreneurship Office Hours are Mondays, 7-9pm, in 746 STAC

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Fashion and Sustainability

“Sustainability” is often a term employed by fashion companies without the backing of specific scientific strategies and novel technologies. Our group aims to bring together students interested in fashion, design, manufacturing, and science, to work on developing viable and novel solutions to sustainability issues within the fashion industry. The end goal of this fall residency is to apply for a grant to fund the development of our technology and products/brand.

Fashion and Sustainability meets on Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm, in 746 STAC

Gallatin Research Incubator

The Gallatin Research Incubator (or GRI) is a network of undergraduate students interested in interdisciplinary research. Our goal is to be a hub at Gallatin for all kinds of research, in which we help students with their research projects, we connect students to resources, and we coordinate events all geared at empowering students interested in conducting research.

The Gallatin Research Incubator meets on Thursdays, 5:30-7pm, in 746 STAC

the letters STEAM on a pink background
STE(A)Mzine

A semi-annual publication designed to build STE(A)M awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or medicine. Join us on Fridays to learn more about STE(A)M, publishing a zine, or just to meet other art+science folks!

The STE(A)Mzine meets on Fridays, 2-4pm, in 746 STAC

Residencies, Spring 2020

Posted on by Cyd Cipolla in Semesterly Residency Announcments

Looking for like-minded students to share your passions? Want to join a project in progress? Wondering what resources there are here at Gallatin? Here are the clubs and clusters currently operating in residence in 746 STAC. You can view their meeting schedules and all events on our Events page as well.

Don’t see what you want to study here? Start your own! Email gallatin.stac[at]nyu.edu to propose a new interest cluster or themed event.

Gallatin Design Collective Art

Gallatin Design Collective

Calling all designers!

Gallatin Design Collective is a club that wants to inspire innovation, creativity, and collaboration in a think-tank space for all-kinds of designers! If you are interested in Architecture, Product Design, UX Design, Sustainable Design, Fashion, and all other forms of visual design, this is the place for you!

The Gallatin Design Collective meets on Mondays, 6:30-9:30, in room 746.

Gallatin Technology Innovation Incubator

Are you interested in meeting others interested in tech and innovation? Are you interested in getting real-life experience on a project in a group setting? How about building your resume? 

We are looking for engaged, curious students who are passionate about learning technology and who want to start or join projects. These projects can be academic work, a business venture, a hobby project; they can be computer apps, biotech, VR art installations – whatever you dream up: if it is a creative approach to science and tech, we are interested in hearing your pitch! 

The Gallatin Technology Innovation Incubator meets on Wednesdays, 6:30-9:30, in room 746.

Micro-Theater Lab

Microtheater Lab: Fashion, Costumes, and Props 

Microtheater is a devised theater group made up of Gallatin Students. During our Lab, we will concentrate on the creation of physical design elements, such as clothes, costumes, and props. We invite you to join us during this time to explore the different areas of theater design. We would love to hear your ideas and help you bring them to life!

The Microtheater Lab meets on Thursdays, 6:30-9:30pm, in room 746.

STEM Study

Feeling like you don’t have many STEM connections in Gallatin?

Join us for study sessions on any STEM course every Tuesday and Thursday! Drop in by yourself or with friends from your classes and work together on orgo practice problems, biology lectures, physics labs, or  studying for ever-present midterms. We will be looking into obtaining DIY science kits and other unique technology such as virtual reality organic chemistry programs. If you’re interested in resources like this, we’ll help find a way to provide them.  Use this space to meet other STEM students in gallatin, learn about available resources, and garner advice from students and professors alike. Also, we will have snacks!

The STEM Study group meets Tuesdays 4pm-6pm and Thursdays 11am-1pm in Room 746.