Stevens uses the Everbridge emergency alert system to inform all members of the Stevens community of serious, time sensitive emergencies. Everbridge sends alerts via both text, Stevens email, and a personal email account. All students, faculty and staff should sign up for emergency text alerts here. Returning students, faculty and staff who have already signed up for emergency texts should update their information.

February 11, 2021 | 10:00 - 11:30 AM (EST) | Zoom

February 16, 2021 | 8:30AM - 12:00PM (EST) | In Person Register on Eventbrite

Graduate DuckLink can be used to explore on-campus organizations, upcoming events,

Visit your myStevens portal>Bookmarks> Faculty/Student Web Self Services

to update your U.S. cell phone number and local address.

Registration required HERE

For more information and to get involved, email gficeto@stevens.edu

For more information and to get involved, email gficeto@stevens.edu

For more information and to submit your interest, visit tinyurl.com/ducksondisplay 

If you have any questions, email gearandtrianglespirit@gmail.com

To participate in the Shakespeare in the Corona Lane Spring '21 Workshops please contact breeves.stevens.edu

Beginning on February 1, eligible Stevens students may contact Uwill by visiting https://app.uwill.com. Confidential video, phone and chat message-based therapy options are available. Students may contact Uwill for support or assistance at 1-833-998-9455 or support@uwill.com. Since most students are in need of short-term therapy, students will be able to access five counseling sessions per academic year at no cost. Students in need of additional counseling sessions may continue teletherapy with Uwill at their own expense or be referred to local mental health providers. 

Students living on campus or in New Jersey and New York may continue to receive confidential counseling services, including teletherapy directly provided by CAPS; appointments can be made by calling 201-216-5177.

February 9th:

The Hugo Neu Corporation Sustainability Seminar Series organized by the MS program in Sustainability Management is an effort to connect our students to professionals in the field of Sustainability. This is a weekly series sponsored by Hugo Neu Corporation. Cosponsors are BEM Systems, Brown and Caldwell, Geosyntec Consultants, The Catalyst Group and H2M Architects and Engineers. The seminars happen every Tuesday between 5:00 – 6:00 PM on Zoom. The next lecture is scheduled on Tuesday, February 9^th Usha Rao, Vice President, Advocacy & Strategic Partnerships, United Nations Association of Northern New Jersey ​will talk on ‘Local Implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals’. We encourage students to join via the webcast link in “Upcoming Events” on their MyStevens account or https://stevens.zoom.us/j/95245088169 (If Google Chrome doesn’t work; use IE or Firefox). For further information please visit: http://www.stevens.edu/sustainability-seminar-series

The Writing & Communications Center, housed in the College of Arts and Letters, empowers students by helping them develop the written and oral communication skills essential to their success in academic coursework and beyond Stevens. With the help of peer and professional consultants, students become autonomous and capable writers in their own right.

Operations are now fully online. Students, faculty, and staff from throughout Stevens are invited to register for asynchronous feedback, synchronous tutoring, and group workshops. Complete details on the Writing & Communications Center's services can be found on myStevens. 

Students living in Stevens housing during the Spring 2021 semester may not apply for parking permits. Daily parking permits are available for students who expect to park on campus only a few times during the semester. Additional information about student parking is available on the myStevens Transportation and Parking website. Please contact Luke Hansen at lhansen@stevens.edu with any questions or if you need assistance.

Join us for the next presentation in the President's Special Lecture Series on Pandemics. Dr. Lipkin, Director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia, will discuss the establishment of a global infectious disease epidemiology network. Registration is required. Please see www.stevens.edu/pandemic for details.

For a complete list of free virtual entertainment, please visit this Google document.