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The office consists of Jackie Klein, Ph. D. , Assistant Dean of Global Affairs, Malina Webb, Global Affairs Coordinator both based in New York and Will Li, Manager of Global Affairs based in Shanghai in room 508 of the Academic Building. Contact us with any questions about your study away experience at: [shanghai.globalaffairs@nyu.edu](shanghai.globalaffairs@nyu.edu)  \nDoing Research on Study Away Sites  \nWith the 2016 17 academic year study away application opening soon, we highly recommend that you to start doing your own research on the different study away site options and making academic plans for your study away semester or year. To start, please visit NYU Global Program’s website here. It is recommended that you pay attention to cost of living at the various sites to factor into your decision. Please find the cost of living information on this website. There will also be a study away website specially designed for Shanghai students coming online later in October. We will send you updates in the future Global Affairs newsletter.  \nNYU Shanghai Global Week, October 19 23  \nCurious about why, where, and how to study away? The first ever NYU Shanghai Global Week is coming to campus between October 19 and 23 ! During the Global Week, you will have the chance to attend study away info sessions and chat with Shanghai Global Affairs for your study away questions. Staff from NYU Abu Dhabi and NYU Washington DC will also be on campus during Global Week. Please stay tuned for more information!  \nCreating Your Global Story  \nStudying away offers you the opportunity to add a chapter to the “global story” you began writing when you chose to study at NYU Shanghai. NYU’s global network of study away sites offers a variety of opportunities for you to develop the qualities that enhance your appeal to graduate schools and future employers. Depending on the sites selected, students may have the opportunity to participate in internships, volunteer programs, leadership activities, or part time work that engages with the local community and develops marketable skills. Make sure to participate in Career Development Center (CDC) career counseling sessions and workshops so that we can provide guidance in building your \"global story\" as you choose your study away site. While you are abroad, CDC will continue to help you to stay on track with your career goals through virtual career counseling appointments, webinars, and consistent email updates. 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