Hello Broome Hall!

Welcome to this week's Broome Newsletter! Here are some of the events and updates taking place this week!

Broome and Newing News

Important Notice for Closing:

The following link describes all necessary procedures to be taken by residents before leaving for the semester: https://www.binghamton.edu/residential-life/fallclosing.html
If you have any questions, please be sure to reach out to your RA or the building's professional staff!

Professor Mark's Program:

Newing College Council:

Newing College Council (NCC) is holding their general body meetings on Sundays, at 6:15PM! NCC is a student-run organization that leads Newing-centered activities and interests. Look for the zoom link in your email, and attend to meet new people, get rewards, and interact with the community!

Binghamton University News

Food Pantry Changes:

Reach and MHope Event:

Scholarship Opportunities:

Winter Session Scholarship applications are available to students in the BU BRAIN, beginning November 2. 

Please be aware that one of the criteria is that students must be receiving Pell Grant funding based on the current FAFSA information.  That means undergraduate students only are eligible.
Only eligible students can see or use the application link in the BU BRAIN.

For more information, including all criteria, please visit the Financial Aid Winter Session Scholarships webpage.

Upcoming Fleishman Center Events:

REACH:

See the flyer below about REACH (Real Education About College Health), an organization that offers a variety of resources, services and programs to all Binghamton University students to support their health and well-being.

Student Success Groups:

Our [virtual] Weekly Student Success Groups provide an opportunity to build community within the framework of supportive accountability. The group setting focuses on guiding participants to identify solutions that support their unique needs to complete consistent work. Those needs may include use of time, keeping organized, and goal setting. The group provides a structured, weekly time that the participant will set aside to sign in to the virtual meeting, begin with a reflection prompt on their behaviors and progress towards their goals, and learn from their peers' experiences. The group setting allows the participants to collectively celebrate weekly successes, while providing the support necessary to pivot and reframe goals when needed.

There will be two Weekly Student Success Groups offered for the Fall 2020 term, beginning September 15:
Tuesdays from 2 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Wednesdays from 4:30 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

If Interested, contact Julia Milewski at: jmilewski@binghamton.edu