What is a Cohort President?

Responsibilities:

Participate in a semester-long leadership development series (biweekly meetings) with other Cohort Presidents during the Fall semester
Plan an engaging event for the second-year class with your fellow Cohort Presidents
Complete a culminating project at the end of the Fall semester
Participate in CAS Alumni Mentor Program during the Fall semester

Qualifications:

Must be enrolled full-time in the College of Arts and Science
Good academic and disciplinary standing
Demonstrate a mature, responsible, and professional demeanor, and excellent communication skills
Display a willingness to plan activities for the second-year class
Ability to attend all trainings and Leadership Development Series sessions*

Note: incoming transfer students are not eligible to apply to be a Cohort President, however, we strongly encourage you to apply for other CAS Student Leadership Opportunities.

Benefits:

Connect with a CAS Alumni Mentor
Complete a culminating, semester-long professional or personal project, with the support of the College Cohort Program team
Access important career development tools; inclusive leadership, diversity, and team building training; resume & interview reviews; networking training; and practice in conflict management and public speaking
Leadership experience that will prepare you + strengthen your candidacy for future leadership roles in and outside NYU

*Second-year students may serve as Cohort Presidents if they are planning to study away during the Spring semester of their second year. Program will be held virtually if classes are remote in Fall '21, otherwise, in person participation is expected.

Applications are being accepted through March 28th at 11:59pm ET - Apply here

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