Coffee House
Sunday, 3:30 pm in the Diana Student Dining Room
Creative Writing
Both major and minor Creative Writing students will present work that they have written during class, either prose or poetry.
Journalism
Journalism students will have the opportunity to share the articles they wrote for the class digital magazine about urban change in Harlem, a storied neighborhood with a rich history.
Speech and Debate
Speaking Pros: The Great Debate – Watch and enjoy an entertaining debate presented by your Speech & Debate class.
Fashion Show
Sunday, 7:30 pm for the minor, 8:00 pm for the major
The major students will present their looks on the catwalk – not to be missed! The minor students will display their “mood/inspiration” boards in the same venue.
Musical Theater
Monday, 8:00 pm in the Diana Oval
Be whisked into the dazzling world of Musical Theater with this revue of group numbers, duets, solos, scenes, and monologues performed by the Majors. Chicago, Oliver!, Grease!, Hamilton, Waitress, Newsies, Book of Mormon, Mamma Mia!, Mean Girls, The Last Five Years, and more!

Advertising & Media
Diana 501+ & 502, 2:15 pm to 2:45 pm
My Ad Campaign
Major students will display 3 or 4 color letter size prints of their proposed product via an advertising campaign. Elements include a band identifier with a mission statement, a mood board and a poster announcing their product choice. The final medium can be an Instagram or print ad which they can present individually.
Business & Finance
2:10-2:50 pm in the Oval
Shark Tank
Step into the Shark Tank! Come watch aspiring entrepreneurs from the Finance class seek investments for the growth of their business models or product line from the tycoon investor sharks. Experience the drama of pitch meetings! Welcome to the Tank! Watch the feeding frenzy!
Computer Science
4:30-4:45 pm in the Student Dining Room
The major computer science students will be presenting their final apps this Monday. Come enjoy their tech innovations!
Criminology
4:00-4:30 pm in the Student Dining Room
Criminology Conference and Poster Session
The criminology major is going to be presenting – conference style – topics of their choosing. They’re going to outline their topics on poster boards, so I just need a table set up since we’re doing it so that people can walk around and ask them about their respective topics, rather than a one-at-a-time presentation.
International Business
2:50-3:30 pm in the Oval
Shark Tank II – Deeper Waters
Step into the Shark Tank again! Come watch aspiring entrepreneurs from the International Business class seek investments for the growth of their business models or product line from the tycoon investor sharks. Experience the drama of pitch meetings! Welcome back to the Tank! Watch the feeding frenzy! Watch out – there is blood in the water.
Math and Engineering
1:30 – 2:00 pm in the Oval
A Talk with the Engineering Experts
Our students will display their projects on Structural Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering. Over coffee and donuts, we discuss the teams’ design choices and demonstrate their prototypes.
Medical Science
4:20-5:00 pm in the Oval
Oxbridge Anatomy: “Urine” Good Hands!!
Watch these future physicians demonstrate CPR and other skills they learned over the course of the summer. You might even learn how to save a life! Free blood pressure tests available for program participants!
Politics and Human Rights
1:30 pm -2:15 pm, Altschul Atrium
Menstrual Health as A Human Right
The politics and human rights major students will present a campaign on the global menstrual health crisis. Their presentation will come in the form of a small rally include visuals, spoken remarks and a fundraiser.
Photography/Fine Arts
McCagg Gallery 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Both Major and Minor Fine Arts classes will present some of their work in the gallery, along with selected photographs of the photography minor students. The Fine Art work will be a range of paintings, drawing and sculptures reflecting their exploration of different materials and mediums, museum visits, visiting artists’ discussions and observations, moments in NYC that captured their attention and our studio time together.
Psychology
2:45-3:30 pm in the Student Dining Room
Come hear what the psychology students uncovered about 1:Anxiety in Children, 2:Psychology of Music, 3: Dreams/Nightmares of Substance Abusers, and 4: Sociopathic Behavior in Serial Killers
Sports Business
4:00-4:20 pm in the Oval
Current Challenges in Sports Business
Each student will give a brief summary of a sports business-related topic or issue the he or she researched and reported on to the class.