Health and Wellness

Non-Profit, School, and

Small Business Assistance

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Parks and Recreation Areas

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NYU Leased Buildings

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Student Volunteers

Pre K - 12 Outreach and Tutoring

Direct Support

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NYU SERVICES

IN NYC

Council Member

Robert Jackson

Health and Wellness

Non-Profit, School, and

Small Business Assistance

Parks and Recreation Areas

NYC Blocks

NYU Buildings

NYU Leased Buildings

Council District

Student Volunteers

Pre K - 12 Outreach and Tutoring

Direct Support

NYU SERVICES

IN NYC

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Academic Year 2010-2011

A Private University

in the Public Service

NNew York University

Council Member

Robert Jackson

nyu in Council District 7

A Private University

in the Public Service

Council Member

Robert Jackson

Pre-K through 12 Outreach and Tutoring

Primarily geared toward New York City’s under-served students and schools, NYU programs support the educational experience of Pre-K through 12 students across the city. University students and faculty participate in a range of programs including tutoring, student teaching, teacher technical assistance, college preview programs and more.

district 7 impact:

• 42 Hours of Campus tours conducted for students from 2 NYC public schools

• Student teaching assistance to 2 schools

• 7,140 hours worth of NYU classes taken by NYC public high school students*

Health and Wellness

From mobile vans that can travel to serve high need areas around the City and State, to direct outreach provided by social workers, educational experts, nurses, dentists and doctors in training, NYU’s training practitioners and faculty provide extensive assistance to some of New York’s neediest communities of all ages.

district 7 impact:

• 6 oral health and student volunteer projects

Student Volunteers

NYU students spend thousands of hours volunteering across the City, in an effort to improve their world and their communities. Outreach efforts are focused at New York City’s smaller non-profit organizations where helping hands contribute the most. These programs encourage effective citizenship, develop student leaders and create a sense of community for the students and the people they work with.

district 7 impact:

• 4 students volunteer projects within a broad range of organizations

• 46,200 service hours with 700 NYU students serving over 10,000 New York City residents*

Direct Support

In addition to the “in-kind” support that the University coordinates and sup-plies through its student, faculty and administrative efforts, direct financial contributions are also made to demon-strated needy organizations throughout the City. Through individual school and division efforts as well as the annually coordinated fundraising drive, hundreds of thousands of dollars are provided in direct support to various non-profit and community organizations.

district 7 impact:

• $1,200 of grants awarded to 1 community sites by full-time employees

• $138,000 of NYU sponsorships and direct support to local nonprofit organizations*

• $28,000 donated through the United Way of New York City by full-time employees*

Non-Profit, School, and Small Business Assistance

By providing real-world opportunities and pre-professional experiences for students, NYU’s coordinated efforts also offer much needed support to local non-profits, schools and small businesses. Projects and services range from direct counseling support, to operational assess-ments and studies, to management and governing assistance.

district 7 impact:

• 2 year-long student team consultant project serving non-profits

• Social work assistance to 24 organizations

• Assistance to 3 organizations by students of the College of Arts and Science

• Assistance to 10 organizations through art, drama, music, occupational and counseling therapy student placements

• 1 Law clinic serves the public interest

* Aggregated for all of NYC Districts

New York University

While each organization is represented by only one category, many receive multiple types of services and support.

NYU PreSeNce

cOUNcIL DISTrIcT 7

Students Employees 257 236

Alumni Vendors 1,413 362

NYU PreSeNce

BOrOUGH OF MANHATTAN

Students Employees 17,476 6,591

Alumni Vendors 38,784 9,427

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