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Event Phone: (212) 729-2906

Seth is the Head of User and Product Operations at TikTok. Previously he worked at Lyft and IHS Markit. During this time, Seth has overseen both the scaling of teams and products, including building out a commodity registry that sells clean air and fresh water, and growing the Lyft New York Team from zero to 60+ people. From New York originally, Seth recently relocated from San Francisco to Los Angeles earlier this year to work at TikTok and is enjoying living by the beach. Seth is a graduate of Columbia University where he majored in dinner party chat (also known as a double major in philosophy and political science). He is the proud son of Dr. Mary C. Pearl.

Join the Macaulay Career Development team for this little over an hour session to dive deep into your LinkedIn. As well as, learn secret tips and tricks to make the most out of the professional social network.

Event Phone: (212) 729-2906

Kickstart your professional brand by attending this virtual workshop session to polish your resume and make the best impression for upcoming job and internship applications. We offer great tips to best format and articulate your experience.

The census is more than just a piece of paper and does a whole lot more than gather data on the population! It’s every person’s ticket to democracy! Join our panel to learn about the importance of the Census and its role in American Government.

Event Phone: (212) 729-2947

Want to break into the digital economy? This new project-based career development event allows you to jump right in!

Event Phone: (212) 729-2906

Meet Sara Sanders of Ernst & Young’s Financail Services Office group. A Macaulay Womxn’s Herstory Month event.

A virtual roundtable discussion on ways to communicate with partner(s) to enhance sexual pleasure. A Macaulay Womxn’s Herstory Month event.

Event Phone: (212) 729-2906

Goldman Sachs recruiting events at Macaulay Honors College have been cancelled.

Event Phone: 212 729 2914

Learn how to effectively cope with loss in its many forms and develop a resiliency plan to forge strength and fortitude for the future. Free and open to all.

The Macaulay New Media Lab invites you to view an important new documentary. “The Invisible Extinction” chronicles a global health emergency: the loss of our microbiome, which has evolved for 200,000 years and keeps us healthy. The event is FREE and open to all. Photo: US Centers for Disease Control, Unsplash.