New York Urban LeagueYoung Professionals

2012-2013 Awards Submissions Packet

June 27, 2013

Dear Chair Randolph and National Urban League Young Professionals Awards Committee:

Each year, the New York Urban League Young Professionals offer a wide variety of personal & professional development programs, community service, civic engagement, financial literacy and fun activities that enrich the lives of young professionals and the community at large in New York City. This year is no different! As President of this dynamic chapter, I am proud to submit our application for National Chapter of Excellence, Regional Chapter of Excellence, Affiliate Service and National Day of Service Awards.

Please take the time to review all the great work that this chapter has done over the 2012-2013 fiscal year. My executive board worked tirelessly to design and implement programming that was thoughtful, relevant, and impactful. I humbly thank them for their hard work this year. I’m proud and honored to lead such a dynamic group of individuals.

I thank you all for your taking the time to review NYULYP’s work as well as the other chapters across the nation. A daunting task indeed and you all should be applauded!

Yours in the Movement,

Jemar T. WardPresident | New York Urban League Young Professionals

New  York  Urban  League  Young  Professionals  Executive  Board  2013-­‐2013  

Officers  

Jemar  T.  Ward  |  President  

Chadwick  W.  Roberson  |  Vice  President  

Cynthia  Malave  |  Secretary  

Symone  N.  Edwards  |  Treasurer  

Chairs  

Bunmi  Awofeso  |  Civics  &  Economics  

Jasmine  R.  Humphrey  |  Communications  

Dara  K.  Marsh  |  Community  Service  

Erica  K.  Weir  |  Fund  Development  

Cassandra  St.  Vil  |  Membership  

 

LegendLeadership Development Community Impact Membership Development Fund Development Affiliate Service Communications

*Header color indicates event type

FAFSA Workshop

Hot 97 Summer Jam XX

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 77Total Affiliate Hours 1026Served 1000+Financial Impact $29, 477.00

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League and the New York Urban League Young Professionals volunteered at HOT 97's Summer Jam XX! Volunteers were needed to distribute programs amd engage concert goers during the Summer Jam Festival. This was an ALL DAY volunteer opportunity and volunteers were given tickets to see the concert after the programs have been distributed. The hottest artists in Hip Hop joined HOT 97, the nation's premiere radio station for Hip Hop and R&B, to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of HOT 97's Summer Jam!

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 4Total Affiliate Hours 23Families Served/Impact 20Financial Impact $660.70

Event SynopsisIn February, the New York Urban League Young Professionals in collaboration with Higher Education Service Corporation (HESC) and Bank Street College hosted their 2nd Annual Parent Academy FAFSA Workshop at the Women’s Academy of Excellence in the Bronx and Food and Finance High School in Manhattan. During these workshops, parents and students were given access to financial aid professionals who were there to answer questions and help families with filling their FAFSA and TAP forms. Over the two nights, 20 families received information regarding scholarships and other financial aid tools.

Five Borough Service Day

MLK Day of Service

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 41Outreach/People Served 430Volunteer Hours 155Financial Impact $4,462.44

Event SynopsisOn Saturday, March 30th, NYULYP conducted various community service projects in all five boroughs across New York City! We contributed by setting up Easter Egg Hunts, giving the elderly manicures, serving at a food pantry and more!

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 20Outreach/People Served 15Volunteer Hours 85Financial Impact $2,442.05

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League Young Professionals and AJC ACCESS collaborated for a day of service and learning on Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. The day kicked off with a career discussion with the students of Brotherhood/Sister Sol. Afterwards, we showed a screening of a shortened version of “Freedom Riders,” and provided lunch. We also conducted an engaging and thought provoking roundtable discussion.

Oliver Scholar Career Day Program

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 11Outreach/People Served 51Volunteer Hours 45.25Financial Impact $1,300

Event SynopsisEvery year the Oliver Scholars Program, in partnership with Barclays, organizes Career Day - an event focused on providing Oliver Scholars an opportunity to: * Network with seasoned professionals to build communication skills, increase connections, and learn about different career paths/fields * Learn how to highlight their strengths and develop “self-marketing” strategies for the college process and beyond* Receive feedback from professionals about resume writing and interviewing skills * Reconnect with scholars

11 YP Volunteers attended the Oliver Scholars Career Day in which we provided career mentorship to 50 students. We helped them develop their elevator pitch, conducted mock interviews and two spoke on the career panel. The event had too many prospective mentors and the panel was too long but in the spirit of NYUL and their goal to promote quality education I recommend that we make this an annual endeavor

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 15Outreach/People Served 300Affiliate Hours 26.25Financial Impact $754.16

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League Young Professionals supported the New York Urban League’s 10th Anniversary Champions of Diversity (COD) Breakfast by packing gift bags for attendees.

Champions of Diversity

Youth & Family Fun Day“New Renaissance”

Get Your Mind Body Right

4th Annual Health Fair

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 12Outreach/People Served 40 ChildrenAffiliate Hours 73.5Financial Impact $2,111.66

Event SynopsisAs a part of its Annual New Renaissance Weekend events, which commemorates the Heroes of 9/11 & the celebratory beginning of the 2012-2013 citywide youth academic calendar, Fun*da*men*TOOLS foundation teamed with NYULYP, the NBA and the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, to host its Annual Everything-FREE day of celebration for youth & families of Metropolitan New York. The day consisted of a marquee 3-on-3 youth basketball tournament, health screenings, the global homage to Hip Hop dance competition, a kids runway fashion show, art competition, live performances and surprise celebrity guest appearances.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 28Outreach/People Served 100+Volunteer Hours 660.25Financial Impact $1,903.36

Event SynopsisThe health fair provided preventive education, HIV screenings, mobile health care, as well as community based resources. This was an opportunity to break down health issues and concerns all in the Harlem Area. This health fair helped people identify and combat the impacts of stress, anxiety, depression, and other conditions. Attendees won gym memberships from New York Sports Club and other prizes! Get Your Mind Right Body Right was located at the Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building Plaza.

New York Cares Day

POTS Event

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 13Community Impact/School 100+ Volunteer Hours 75Financial Impact $2,154.75

Event SynopsisPeople volunteered with the New York Urban League Young Professionals team for the 21st Annual New York Cares Day (Fall)! We were joined by 6,000 New Yorkers to revitalize NYC Public Schools. The NYULYP lent a hand to a Queens Middle School. We hope the support our team provided the school children with cleaner, safer, and more inspiring learning environment!

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 8Community Impact/Served 334 Volunteer Hours 18Financial Impact $518.58

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League Young Professionals were excited to return to Part of the Solution (POTS) soup kitchen in the Bronx. POTS relies on volunteers to help run their Community Dining Room, which feeds an average of 350 guests per day. Designed to resemble a café, POTS Dining Room guests are greeted at the door by a host/hostess, seated at small tables decorated with seasonal centerpieces and tablecloths, and their meals are served by volunteers. It is always a pleasure for NYULYP to serve at POTS.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 9Community Impact/Served 35Affiliate Hours 31.25Financial Impact $897.81 Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League and The New York Urban League Young Professionals participated at the Annual Walgreen’s Health & Wellness Tour which is held at eight sites Citywide. We set out to serve the Brooklyn community by providing health screenings and voter registration information. Certified wellness staff administered free health tests and risk assessments.The y also provided participants with personal health insights that may indicate potential risks for cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Tests included a total cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, body mass index, body composition, skeletal muscle, resting metabolism, visceral fat, real body age and body weight.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 23Scholarship Recipients 24Affiliate Hours 202.29Financial Impact $5,811.89

Event SynopsisScholar Connect is a NYUL/NYULYP partnership where Whitney M. Young Scholarship Recipients start building their network by connecting with a YP Member Mentor. Activities included fun and games at Dave & Buster’s and financial guidance from Wells Fargo.

Way to Well

Scholar Connect Activities

Cork Savvy

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 15Attendees 80Volunteer Hours 33Financial Impact $948.09

Event SynopsisOur newest fundraiser for our 7th Annual Backpack & School Supplies Drive, Cork Savvy was sponsored by the Food Network who provided a selection of wines and tasty hors d’ oeuvres. This was a great evening of conversation and networking with like-minded individuals centered on an extremely important initiative and fundraiser. The event was held at the swanky Eventi Hotel rooftop in Midtown Manhattan which featured a stunning view of the Manhattan Skyline.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 20Community Impact 100 BackpacksAffiliate Hours 58.5Financial Impact $1,680.71

Event SynopsisAs a result of the funds raised from “Cork Savvy”, NYULYP teamed up with JPMorgan and their “Good Works” Volunteers and spent the afternoon packing and prepping backpacks for so many deserving students. This was a great experience for volunteers to really get involved and actually see the project from the beginning to the end. We were able to distribute over 100 backpacks to so many great kids!

Backpack Stuffing/Delivery

Ladies Brunch!Why Women Can Have it All

Empowerment Week

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 7Total Hours 40.5Financial Impact $1163.57

Event SynopsisNCAA Final Four Viewing Party was a fun and exciting time for all NYULYP members and guests to get together and root for their favorite team. It was great to see old friends and make new ones. Several people were able to re-live the glory days of college by rooting for their team and wearing their team colors.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 9Total Hours 15Financial Impact $430.95

Event SynopsisW.O.W…..is probably the best terminology that could be used for this event (Women of Wonder). It was an epic and unforgettable afternoon. Careers, relationships and a host of other topics were discussed and shared with all the attendees.

NCAA Final Four Watch Party

Defending Our Vote Tournament

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 27Community Impact/Served 100+Affiliate Hours 147.15Financial Impact $4,227.62

Event SynopsisThis was definitely one of this events you didn’t want miss. This was an opportunity to really focus our attention on something that’s close the heart of the movement, voter rights. We partnered with the NYC Coach Council and hosted a Basketball Tournament geared at reaching out to our communities and young people regarding voter registration and understanding your rights. This event was a huge success in which we received great support from our surrounding communities. PLUS some good basketball was played!!

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 6Community Impact/Served 1,500Total Hours 6Financial Impact $165.18

Event SynopsisEvery year the night before the big HBCU Fair, we all come together and help organize and stuff each bag for the students the following day. Adding a few more college reinforcement ideas doesn’t hurt anyone!

HBCU Fair Preparation

Starting Your Own Business Forumfeaturing The Elevator Pitch Contest

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 6Community Impact/Served 250Total Hours 60Financial Impact $1,723.80

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League Young Professionals are proud to host the second annual Starting Your Own Business Forum at Columbia. Co-Sponsored by Columbia University-Harlem Small Business Development Center (Columbia Business School), the Starting Your Own Business Forum, seeks to empower young professionals and the communities in all 5 boroughs of New York City, through workshops that seek to cultivate economic empowerment for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 63Community Impact/Served 1,500Affiliate Hours 318.42 Financial Impact $9,148.21

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League Young Professionals were so proud to assist with the annual HBCU Fair at Riverbank State Park. We were the first stop for some in terms of hearing about college and we were the final stop for others. They were allowed to speak directly to admissions and some students were accepted on the spot!

HBCU College Fair

Holiday ReceptionToy Drive

Potluck Night

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 11Community Impact/Served 81 ToysTotal Hours 51.45Financial Impact $1,478.16

Event SynopsisTis the season to be thankful, as we said thanks to all the help and support given throughout the year. We wanted to take a moment to thank all of our members for the great work they do on a day to day basis. We also wanted to remember this in need.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 15Attendees 50Total Hours 55

Event SynopsisFood, fun and fabulous people! We held our annual pot luck event with our membership and it was a blast as it usually is. This is where we let our hair down as a chapter and really learn about each and how welcome our newest members. There were also some very delicious entrees brought that varied from West Indian to down home southern cooking! Next year we may need a bigger place!

Sandy Relief Day

Sip & Shave Part Deaux

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 4Community Impact/Served 100+Total Hours 26Financial Impact $746.90

Event SynopsisHurricane Sandy delivered a crushing blow to the spirit and people of New York City this past October. Families suffered significant losses, and continued to struggle without food, shelter, power and other necessities. This was an opportunity for NYULYP to step up and show the communities how much we care and that we were there to support them. All proceeds went directly to our Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund, and was used to provide essentials to New York City Communities that were hit hardest by the storm and its aftermath.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 11Community Impact/Served 9Total Hours 53Financial Impact $1,522.29

Event SynopsisBBraxton Men’s Grooming Services and the New York Urban League Young Professionals joined together once again for a night of exceptional grooming for exceptional men. Men AND women came out to experience what it takes to look your very best and to connect with others striving for excellence. Sponsored by Moët Hennessy, the night also included free cocktails, appetizers, and a wide range of exceptional grooming services

SOYBNY (State of Young Black New York)

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 6Community Impact/Served 250Total Hours 60Financial Impact $1,723.80

Event SynopsisThe New York Urban League Young Professionals along with global leaders in the industries of non-profit, corporate, government, health, and public service hosted our 3rd Annual State of Young Black New York forum. This event created an uninhibited medium where young professionals spoke with and learned from industry leaders about what it takes to reach the top of their profession in a global workforce.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 20Community Impact/Served 1,500Total Hours 426Financial Impact $7500

Event SynopsisNew York Urban League for Young Professionals (NYULYP) celebrated our 10 year anniversary of empowering communities and changing lives in conjunction with our signature fundraiser, REBIRTH! This “Harlem Nights” themed black-tie reception that brought together over 200 young professionals, tastemakers and community leaders to celebrate the elegance, excellence and glamour of the Harlem Renaissance. This was a fun-filled evening of live jazz, dancing, casino games and giveaways. There were hors d’oeuvres and we also had an open bar featuring Hennessy V.S. sponsored specialty crafted cocktails. The attire was a “Jazz-Era Glamour” REBIRTH! is the NYULYP’s premier fundraiser; which pays tribute to the creative and economic accomplishments of African Americans during one of the most celebrated legacies in history – the Harlem Renaissance. Proceeds from REBIRTH! 2013 benefit the Whitney M. Young Scholarship Fund for high school seniors who excel academically and demonstrate a commitment to community service.

REBIRTH! 2013 10 Year Anniversary Celebration

Financial Freedom: Wealth Building

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 8Attendees 75Total Hours 21.25Financial Impact $610.50

Event SynopsisIn this interactive workshop, NYULYP and Morgan Stanley sought to assist young professionals with building their financial foundation in order to make smart financial decisions that lead to wealth creation. Understanding your financial situation is imperative and needs to be conveyed to young professionals across the country. Morgan Stanley spoke of investments, money management, debt and credit to list a few. We look forward to this continued partnership in the future.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 20Students Served 300Total Hours 75Financial Impact $2,335.75

Event SynopsisThe Empowerment Days are the kind of positive intervention that we want the New York Urban League Young Professionals to be known for throughout the city. This was an opportunity for us to possibly alter the course of a young person and encourage them in the successes. Student’s had the opportunity to visit various places of employment in the financial service, media, entertainment, hospitality just to name a few. This event we will forever hold close to our hearts and it’s a direct impact to our service and love for our communities.

Young Men’s & Girls’ Empowerment Days

National Day of Service

BraggingRights!

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 9Attended 75Total Hours 27Financial Impact $8500

Event SynopsisBragging Rights! is NYULP’s pre-party for the NYUL Football Classic. The party was sponsored by MillerCoors and President Ward was presented with a $5000 big check for the Whitney M. Young Scholarship Program.

Event Impact/OutreachNumber of Volunteers 6Attended 104Total Hours 21Financial Impact $603.33

Event SynopsisIn May 2013, the EEF was birthed as a collaborative project between the NYULYP and the Black Ivy Alumni League. Over a dozen representatives from top-tier graduate programs and companies attended; Including the Wharton School of Business, law schools at Cornell and Columbia universities, and employers at Pfizer, Inc. More than 100 Young Professionals were in attendance, with interests in pursuing JD, MBA, MD and Ph.D. degrees. The atmosphere was electric as attendees had direct exposure and interaction with schools and companies which would continue their competitive growth in various industries.

Executive EducationForum

Sponsorship2013

What is it that drives you? What propels you to fulfill your potential, to achieve your dreams? Whatever it is you chase, that’s your Wild Rabbit. It stays just out of reach, leading you on a remarkable journey. Chase your Wild Rabbit with devoted passion, and success will define your destination. Never Stop. Never SettleSignature REBIRTH! 2013 Sponsor $5500 ∙ Holiday Party Venue ∙ Staffing ∙ Hennessy Products Total value estimated at over $15,000

“PepsiCo’s responsibility is to continually improve all aspects of the world in which we operate - environment, social, economic - creating a better tomorrow than today.”Our vision is put into action through programs and a focus on environmental stewardship, activities to benefit society, and a commitment to build shareholder value by making PepsiCo a truly sustainable company.REBIRTH! 2013 Sponsor ∙ BeveragesTotal Value estimated at $1500

We make it our business to be a good neighbor. To support the communities where we live and work, we focus our giving in three areas: Safety, Education, & Community development.Signature Sponsor of the State of Young Black New York ∙ $3000 ∙ Prizes valued at $2000 (iPad Mini, Gift Card, and financial services for sweepstakes winner)Total value estimated at $5000

Event Impact/Outreach Totals/Affiliate GiveTotal Number of Hours 10,434.31Total Affiliate Hours 2,989.16 Total YP Hours 7.445.15Total Financial Impact $299,777.63

Total Affiliate Give: $17,600

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is one of the oldest, largest and best-known financial institutions in the world. The firm’s legacy dates back to 1799 when its earliest predecessor was chartered in New York City.

Our firm is built on the foundation of more than 1200 predecessor institutions. Its major heritage firms — J.P. Morgan, Chase Manhattan, Chemical, Manufacturers Hanover (in New York City) and Bank One, First Chicago, and National Bank of Detroit (in the Midwest) were each closely tied, in their time, to innovations in finance and the growth of the United States and global economies. As JPMorgan Chase & Co does today, these firms also made significant contributions to their local communities.Good Works Volunteer Grants totaling: $1000 ∙ Chase Giving ∙ Awarded $350 ∙ Generously donated months of General Body and Executive Board Meeting space valued at over $4000Total value estimated at approximately $6000

Our desire to influence and inspire extends beyond media to include strong community and business relationships. Through our corporate social responsibility and diversity and inclusion efforts, we are committed to making a positive difference with those we come into contact with every day.Signature Cork Savvy Sponsors ∙ Provided delectable hors d’ouerves and savory wines ∙ Hotel rooftop venue Total value estimated at over $20,000

The Barbados Tourism Authority’s functions are to promote, assist and facilitate the efficient development of tourism; to design and implement suitable marketing strategies for the effective promotion of the tourism industry. REBIRTH! 2013 Sponsor $2000 donation ∙ Provided a 4 night hotel stay in Barbados for contest winnerTotal value estimated at over $3000

Golden Krust is commitment to the community since its inception in 1989 is indicative of its many contributions to multiple programs and charities throughout the United States and the islands of the Caribbean. As the company grew into an international institution and the needs of its loyal customer base became more visible, the need for a more structured method to participate and conduct services was unmistakable.REBIRTH! 2013 Sponsor ∙ Provided hors d’ouerves valued at $3000Total Value estimated at $3000

The people at MillerCoors have a long tradition of supporting the communities where we live and work. Every year, we dedicate our time and resources to support the causes that matter to us most, including responsibility, water stewardship, education and economic empowerment.Bragging Rights 2013 Sponsor $3500 | $5000 Scholarship DonationTotal Value: $8500

Partners2013

New York Urban LeagueNational Action Network

NAACPAnti-Defamation League

Brotherhood Sister SolACCESS AJC

BBraxton’s Men’s Grooming SalonNew York University Hospital for Joint Dis-

easesNew York’s Young & Powerful

Young Professionals & Politically EngagedDemocracy Builders

Young Professionals 4 ChangeColumbia University Business School

Oliver Scholars ProgramFabrice J. Armand Group

*Hot 97*WBLS

1 Life 2 Live Ent.IncubateNYC

New York Sport ClubSips For Sickle Cell

Department of Health*NV Magazine

*Crème Magazine*Rolling Out Magazine

*Black Gives BackEmblem Health

*Black Enterprise *Harlem World Magazine

*Essence

*Charity Happenings*I Don’t Do Clubs

*The Limerick LaneCVS

FairwayTR Luxury

Black Ivy Alumni LeaguePfizer

General BodyMeetings

September General Body Meeting: Politics & Professionalism: How Does the Upcoming Election Impact You?NYULYP’s first General Body Meeting of the 2012-2013 Fiscal Year. This meeting focused on the Presidential election and how it would affect young professionals. We discussed major issues such as Voter ID laws, abortion, the economy and where the candidates’ stances. Young Professionals for Change President Brian Benjamin led this engaging discussion.

Attendees: 50

October General Body Meeting: Making Your Words Work For YouSocial Media is the way of the world right now and its important Young Professionals learn how to navigate to manage their brand. Social Media savvy expert panelists discussed the ways which the “likes” of Facebook, Instagram and Twitter can help you professionally develop within your career.

Attendees: 47

November GBM: Career 101Young Professionals were offered the golden opportunity to change their careers. Panel speakers discussed career opportunities in social media, finance, entrepreneurship and marketing. In addition, experts will also provide tips on how you can obtain your dream career! Companies J.P. Morgan, Interbrand, and shesomajor.com were represented. Aisha Taylor, NYULYP Member and owner of CareerTaylormade offered resume and interviewing tips.

Attendees: 91

NYULYP January General Body Meeting: Leadership in the MovementThis meeting gave an inside look at what it takes to be a leader in the Urban League Movement. The goal was to get people excited about taking on leadership roles in our effort to ensure sustainability and succession and an overall greater understanding of the organization. The NYULYP Executive Board were ‘put on the heat seat’ and answered questions on how decisions were made, future goals and more! National Urban League, Senior Vice President of Human Resources, Wanda Jackson discussed leadership from the National perspective and Eastern Region Vice President, Rahshib Thomas also shared his wisdom.

Attendees: 67

Entrepreneur MarketplaceThe Annual Entrepreneur Marketplace is a forum where aspiring entrepreneurs exchange ideas and share passion for self-reliance. We offered 14 Young Professionals the opportunity to talk about their businesses. After discussions, each entrepreneur had a table set up to showcase and market their businesses and products.

Attendees: 72

Get to a Better State- February General Body MeetingAs with each event, the New York Urban League Young Professionals strive to provide our members with opportunities to learn how to empower themselves. NYULYP Sponsor, State Farmfeatured Agent Mandell Smith and Multicultural Business Development Lead, Michelle D. Hare shared how to manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected, and discussed the process on how to become an Independent State Farm agent.

Attendees: 52

April General Body Meeting: From Your Careers to Our Board RoomsNYULYP hosted a number of Community Based and Non-Profit Organizations looking for Young Professionals to join their Boards and Leadership Teams. Our passion and pursuit of excellence in our careers can bring out the best in us. Some recognize their talents and leadership early, while others may realize it a little later. But when you come to that realization, have you thought that you may have more to offer outside of the workplace? Have you thought to yourself, “I can do more. How can I share my skills?”

Participating Organizations included: Opportunities for Better TomorrowIMANI House, Inc.Bed Stuy’s Project Re-Generation, Inc.

Attendees: 69

Get Your Mind Right Body Right: YP EditionHow do you manage stress, anxiety, depression, etc.? Do you know what impacts they can have on you physically? This GBM helped attendees identify and combat the impacts of stress, anxiety, depression, and other similar conditions.

Attendees: 38

NYULYP June General Body Meeting: State of NYULYP: Thoughts on Leadership NYULYP’s year in review featured NYULYP Past President, Current Eastern Region Vice President and Leadership Guru, Rahshib Thomas and Danielle Moss Lee, Chief Executive Officer at The YWCA of the City of New York who will share their Thoughts on Leadership. There were a lot of nuggets shared at this meeting and attendees walked away inspired, empowered and eager to put their new found knowledge into practice in life and their careers!

Attendees: 66

NYULYP ReachFacebook Likes 4,384Twitter Followers 1,989Instagram Followers 114LinkedIn Connections 500+Pinterest Followers 32

SpotlightThe Communications Committee has made great strides this year creating 5 subcommittees: Public Relations, Social Media, Graphic Design, Media Partnerships and Events. They have also revamped our GRIOT publications into an exciting blog format. This year, we got on the Instagram bandwagon and enjoyed the ride sharing photos from the various NYULYP events!

Communications

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