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The is a local train that runs through the east side of Manhattan along Lexington and Park Avenues and continues into the Bronx
The is a local train with stops about every blocks
Nearby attractions include the Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden
The second closest subway stop to the Wilf Campus is the st Street stop of the A train which is on the western side of Washington Heights
The Long Island Railroad LIRR and New Jersey Transit rail system bring passengers into Penn Station at th Street and th Avenue on the west side of Manhattan
The A train stretches from Queens all the way to the northernmost tip of Manhattan
New Jersey Transit also includes an extensive bus system
Nearby MTA Buses are Bx Bx and BxM and Subway and Trains
A handful of buses from other operators stop at the GWBBS as well
You can connect from the local to the express or trains that runs into Brooklyn
More information about the GWBBS and the buses that stop there can be found on the Port Authority of N ew York and N ew Jersey website
Connecting to the Suburbs In addition to the subways and buses of New York City Manhattan the Bronx Brooklyn Queens and Staten Island public transportation options also exist on Long Island and in New Jersey
HOUSING The Katz School Office of Student Services provides a list of resources to help domestic and international students find affordable housing options around New York
From Penn Station you can take the or the A subway line uptown to Washington Heights or you can walk across th Street towards the Beren Campus which is on the east side of Manhattan
Our staff is here to help from the time students apply to the time students move
Seven bus routes travel from New Jersey into the George Washington Bridge Bus Station GWBBS which is a minute walk from the Wilf Campus
On Campus Housing On campus housing for graduate students in Yeshiva University graduate dormitory The Benjamin and Married Student Housing is extremely limited and is given on a first come first served basis
You may wish to live in New Jersey near one of these bus routes allowing you an easy commute to campus
YU Graduate Dormitory
Yeshiva University also participates in the New Jersey Transit QuikTik Student Discount program
Contact thebenjamin yu edu for more information
Whether students are coming from the tristate area a different part of the United States or another country we know the transition to New York City requires planning
These apartments have very limited availability and are located in Washington Height near YU Wilf Campus
Support includes resources for finding an apartment arranging transportation getting settled in the city and jumpstarting friendships
Off Campus Housing Finding affordable housing in N ew York City can take time
Since on campus housing is not guaranteed Katz graduate students are strongly encouraged to seek their own off campus accommodations
You can search for apartments in the New York City and surrounding areas with these online tools Zillow https www zillow com new york ny apartments ForRent https www forrent com find NY metro NYC New York
The Benjamin is located in midtown Manhattan th Street and Lexington Ave near YU Beren Campus
IRoomIT https www iroomit com new york Roomi https roomiapp com Katz School Community Facebook Group Connect with Katz School classmates to find roommates ask about the best neighborhoods and get other housing advice www facebook com groups katzschool Housing Communities Educational Housing Services EHS EHS manages several dormitory style student and intern housing facilities in New York City www studenthousing org
Married Student Housing Married students may apply to live in an apartment whose monthly rent is negotiated by the university
International House I House is home to approximately resident members from more than countries www ihouse nyc org Short term
Contact Marcy Reiz at reiz yu edu to request the Married Student Housing Application
Hostels can provide cheaper short term housing
Students who require lodging should plan sufficient time before classes start to look for proper accommodation
nd Street YMCA Y https www ny org residence American Dream Hostel https www americandreamhostel com Hostel World https www hoste lworld com AirBnb www airbnb com
My New Place https www mynewplace com Spare Room https www spareroom com roommates
Individuals who choose to live off campus are responsible for managing their accommodations
Belmont Housing Reality Belmont Realty has established a reputation for managing quality off campus student housing in the picturesque Little Italy section of the Bronx with well run off campus student accommodations that offer the best in quality service location safety and affordability https www belmontstudenthousing com
STUDENT LIFE AND SUPPORT SERVICES Student Organizations Student organizations are a vital part of the Katz School experience hosting social events holiday celebrations and service and networking opportunities throughout the year
Housing While you search for a more permanent place near N ew York City you may need temporary accommodation
The career center also hosts on campus recruiting events career fairs and information sessions partnering with employers alumni and community supporters to connect students with professional opportunities
PLEASE NOTE that while we are happy to provide a list of potential sources of off campus housing Yeshiva University does not coordinate or monitor non university housing
at www yu edu sgc Library Services All students at any Yeshiva University campus have full access to the entire YU library system articles journals books databases and more
YU does not assume responsibility or liability for these resources
Library staff are available to help with research procedures and proper citations
Current student organizations include Katz School Graduate Student Association Chinese Student Union Indian Students Association ISACA Student Group National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association YU Wilf Chapter Occupational Therapy Student Association Physician Assistant Student Association Graduate students can also form new clubs based on their interests
Library locations Beren Campus
Shevet Glaubach Center for Career Strategy and Professional Development YU career center offers a range of programs and resources from personalized counseling and career planning to the latest professional search technologies
Samuel Gottesman Library Morris Park Ave Bronx NY Phone Online Programs Online Library Access via www yu edu libraries Counseling Center The Counseling Center offers free confidential services to all Yeshiva University students
In addition YU faculty offer career mentoring helping students to identify career options and opportunities for further study
Visit yu edu student life counseling for more information
YUFind is our discovery service system allowing you to access many of our electronic databases with a single se arch
at www yu edu student life resources and services disability services
at yu edu libraries
Students who have submitted a deposit will be contacted by the Katz School Academic Operations team with instructions on how to register for your classes
Hedi Steinberg Library Lexington Ave nd Floor New York NY Phone Wilf Campus Mendel Gottesman Pollack Libraries Amsterdam Ave NY NY Phone Resnick Campus
Course Registration Number CRN
The staff includes therapists psychologists and psychiatrists
Please pay close attention to the time and date associated with your CRN so that you take the correct course recommended by your academic advisor or program director
Disability Services The Office of Disability Services collaborates with students faculty and staff to provide reasonable accommodation and services to students who self identify as having a disability
ORIENTATION The Katz School New Student Orientation is designed to help students understand the resources available to them during their time as a student
REGISTRATION Registration begins a few months before the start of the semester
You will receive information about orientation a few months before starting classes
However before you'register you must speak with your academic advisor or program director to ensure you are taking the correct sequence of courses
CONNECT WITH US Follow us on social media and stay connected to everything that happening at the Katz School
Each course has its own unique course registration number or CRN
yu edu oiss oiss yu edu Office of Student Finance www yu edu osf studentaid yu edu Office of the Registrar berenregistrar yu edu
If you have questions about course schedules descriptions and class times please email katz yu edu or call
ACADEMIC PROGRAM SUPPORT Office of Academic Operations katz yu edu Simon Jaffe Program Advisor Speech Language Pathology simon jaffe yu edu Nebahat Bayrakcioglu Program Advisor Physician Assistant Studies nebahat bayrakcioglu yu edu Gladys Davis Program Advisor Occupational Therapy Doctorate gladys davis yu edu GRADUATE ADMISSIONS katzgrad yu edu GRAD
Orientation will be scheduled close to the start of the semester
The Katz School entry level Occupational Therapy Doctorate the first fully accredited entry level OT doctoral program in the New York metropolitan area trains caring and competent scholar practitioners to develop and deliver holistic services through the integration of theory research and knowledge based practice and clinical skills
In the meantime contact katz yu edu with any orientation related questions
In state of the art laboratories nationally and internationally renowned faculty will assist you in applying the knowledge that you ve acquired toward building the critical skills that will enable you to promote health well being and resilience through occupational engagement
LinkedIn Katz School of Science and Health Instagram YU Katz School Facebook YU Katz School Blog Katz School of Science and Health HELPFUL CONTACTS STUDENT SERVICES Rafael Reyes Director of Graduate Student Life and Community Engagement katzstudentservices yu edu Office of International Services www
For more information about occupational therapy visit the American Occupational Therapy Association website here
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In our fully functional OT labs gain hands on experience with specialized equipment simulate interventions and build the skills needed to become an expert practitioner Focus on occupation based practice community health resilience and well being Develop critical thinking skills clinical reasoning creativity flexibility adaptability and an understanding of diversity Provide interventions develop and evaluate community programs and improve occupational engagement in a variety of practice settings for people of all ages Engage in inter professional learning by collaborating with students and faculty from multiple departments in the YU community Build relationships with top clinical directors throughout New York and across the United States in competitive fieldwork placements In an individually tailored week capstone project build on academic foundation synthesize advanced occupational therapy knowledge pursue areas of professional interest in depth and gain advanced research and professional skills and experience Interested in this program
Jared Hakimi Director of Graduate Admissions jared hakimi yu edu Xavier Velasquez Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions xavier velasquez yu edu Shayna Matzner Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions shayna matzner yu edu Katz School of Science and Health Lexington Avenue th Floor New York NY www yu edu katz Occupational therapists help people of all ages manage the daily activities or occupations they need and want to do prevent or live better with illness injury and disability and promote personal health and well being
Pablo Roldan ASSISTANT PROFESSOR EDUCATION Master of Science Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya PhD Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya Master of Science KTH Royal Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya BIOGRAPHY Pablo Roldan joined Yeshiva University in
As one of these scholar practitioners you will be a lifelong learner as well as a leader and an advocate for the profession in diverse local and global communities
TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS
Demand for qualified occupational therapists continues to increase
Investigador Nacional SNI Nivel I by CONACYT
He held previous appointments at ITAM Mexico City tenure track assistant professor University of Maryland College Park M Brin postdoctoral research fellow and Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya Barcelona postdoctoral research assistant
Pre emptive recruitment fellowship University of Texas
My research is in the area of Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems more specifically Hamiltonian systems
EMAIL pablo roldan yu edu OFFICE PHONE OFFICE ADDRESS
I like writting my own software special purpose numerical algorithms for dynamical systems and in some cases High Performance Computing programs that are executed in dedicated computer clusters
Dynamical systems financial mathematics and machine learning
Sporadically I collaborate with software companies as external scientific consultant for problems involving HPC Big Data and Statistics HONORS AND AWARDS
Roldan concentrates on the research and development of complex and real world domains and applications
Michael Brin Research Fellowship University of Maryland
At Yeshiva he teaches Discrete Structures Excursions in Mathematics Mathematical Statistics Mathematics of Finance Numerical Methods Probability and Statistics and Scientific Computing
Recipient of several grants from the National Science Foundation
He holds a Ph D in applied mathematics and an M in physics engineering from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and a B in computer science from the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya
Wilf campus Belfer Hall Room OFFICE ADDRESS SECONDARY Beren campus Lexington Ave Room Pablo Roldan Ph D EXPERTISE
PATENTS LICENSING AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY A General Policy i Yeshiva University encourages and supports research and the publication and use of results
Pablo Roldan an assistant professor of mathematics is an accomplished researcher in mathematics statistics and computer science has been appointed director of the Katz School M in artificial intelligence program
To serve the public interest
He has received research grants from the National Science Foundation on Dynamical and Statistical Methods Applied to Hamiltonian Systems CONACYT Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Technologia Particle Dynamics in Spaces of Constant Curvature the Spanish Ministry of Science and the European Regional Development Fund Invariant Objects in Astrodynamics
To comply with the requirements of sponsored research grants fe llowship awards and contracts for research c To promote the development of useful drugs processes and devices which would not be developed without patent protection d
He also advises multiple honors and master students on their thesis research
The Yeshiva University Patent Policy is intended to be consistent with these principles and purpose and not to fetter scientific endeavor or inhibit pursuit of further related research
YU recognizes that research conducted by its faculty technical staff and students may lead to inventions and discoveries by inventor hereinafter referred to as Inventor which should be patented or licensed for one or more of the following reasons a
Such reports submitted using the Yeshiva University Invention Disclosure Form shall be made descriptive enough for the invention to be understood and evaluated for possible filing of a patent application or the development of a commercial licensing agreement
To encourage invention and insure rewards for the Inventor as herein provided and
In the case of supported research the Committee on Patents must be advised of any invention disclosure requirements of the granting or sponsoring agency
To supp ort facilities and the research and education programs of YU by means of a share of income derived from the commercial licensing of inventions and patents
C Ownership of Patents and Intellectual Property i Patent rights copyrights computer programs software databases testing procedures tangible research materials and all other intellectual property whether patentable or not hereinafter collectively referred to as I ntellectual Property resulting from research carried on by faculty members technical staff members or students and supported entirely or partly by Yeshiva University resources shall be assigned to and owned by Yeshiva University
B Disclosure of Invention to Yeshiva University i Faculty staff students and visiting faculty are required to report all inventions to the Provost and or the Committee on Patents that have resulted from research supported entirely or partly by YU resources as soon as possible after co nception or first actual reduction to practice
Faculty or staff members accepting government sponsored research shall execute such agreements as will enable YU to meet its obligations to the sponsoring agencies
YU shall pay to the In ventor a fixed proportion of the financial returns from the licensing or exploitation of such Intellectual Property in accordance with the provisions of Section F
Copyrig htable works that are not within the scope of employment and are not created using YU resources such as scholarly works and books shall be owned by the author
Ownership of Intellectual Property resulting from research performed by a visiting faculty member and supported entirely or partly by YU resources shall be determined on a case by case basis
All determinations and actions concerning the management of patent applications and patents shall remain with YU
Intellectual Property resulting from inventions and discoveries made by members of the faculty the technical staff or students in connection with government sponsored research contracts grants fellowships or other such arrangements shall be controlled by the terms of those arrangements
If income is received from the licensing of Intellectual Property by YU to a third party YU will pay and reward the I nventor within days of its receipt of such income in accordance with the provisions below
D Management of Patents Yeshiva University shall have the responsibility for the management of patent applications and patents
YU will first deduct all direct assignable expenses incurred in connection with the filing prosecution and maintenance of any relevant patents and the negotiatio n of the contract for the licensing of the Intellectual Property including but not limited to specialized attorney fees
E Licenses Licenses for commercial development of Intellectual Property shall be sought to ensure that useful i nventions can be made available under reasonable terms in products or services beneficial to the public
After deduction of direct assignable expenses fifteen p ercent of the remaining income will be allocated to the Office of Biotechnology to defray the operating costs of the Office
All such licensing agreements shall be negotiated by Albert Einstein College of Medicine Office of Biotechnology and approved and executed by an appropriate officer of Einstein
In the event that an Inventor leaves Yeshiva University the Inventor shall be responsible for providing forwarding addresses to YU
These expenses shall be determined by YU sole but reasonable discretion
One third will be allocated to a research account maintained by Yeshiva University on behalf of any Inventor with a primary appointment to YU for support of the Inventor academic research pursuits
The remaining net income will be distributed in the following manner a
In the event that an Inventor leaves YU the research account will revert to YU and the status of the income in the account and any future income will be determined by the Provost
All payments due to an Inventor under this policy will be transmitted via a separate payment outside of the payroll system
c One third will be allocated to the unrestricted funds of Yeshiva University to be used by the University in the pursuit of its education research and clinical missions
The Inventor research allocati on as described above and the indirect costs to be assessed on this portion of the distribution for each license are as follows
Exception to the method of income distribution described above will be made in the case of Intellectual Property resulting from sponsored research if the terms of the agreement bet ween Yeshiva University and the sponsor do not permit such a distribution
The first of cumulative income will be free of indirect costs
This exception will apply to funding from both governmental and non governmental sources
The second will be subject to indirect costs at one half the prevailing institutional rate
If there is more th an one Inventor of Intellectual Property the Inventors shall meet and decide among themselves their respective shares of any income to be distributed to the Inventors pursuant to Section F
Cumulative income in excess of will be subject to indirect costs at the prevailing institutional rate
Mechanisms of dispute resolution may include but are not l imited to mediation arbitration or other services performed by the Committee on Patents
In that event the terms of the agreement with the sponsor will govern
Once the equity is liquidated the proceeds will be distributed as cash according to the method in Section F
In the case of a dispute among the Inventors regarding their respective shares it shall be resolved by the Provost
It is not the intent of Einstein to hold equity for the purposes of maximizing profits
Any recommendations or decisions made as a result of mediation arbitration or by the Committee on Patents will be subject to review and approval by the Provost and his decision shall be final
This statement must be submitted simultaneous ly or prior to the submission of a paper for publication and will disclos e the Intellectual Property
YU shall liquidate such equity by sale in the public market upon the first available liquidity event
so tha t an application for a patent may be prepared and filed prior to any such public disclosure
above
YU will if requested or required by agreement supply a sponsor with a copy of the proposed publication prior to publication
G Publication The right to publish the results of sponsored research where Intellectual Property may be involved shall be subject to the following conditions i YU shall not bar or prohibit publication of disclosures and inventions on which patent applications have been filed
Among the responsibilities of the Committee will be the following i To recommend to the Dean of AECOM and or the Provost of Yeshiva University which Intellectual Property should be processed in accordance with the applicable sections of this Policy on Patents and Licensing Agreements including Section J Recommendations shall be made by the Committee within days after Intellectual Property is brought to the Committee notice
As soon as it is possible to do so a n Inventor has the obligation to file an Invention Disclosure Statement with YU
To make general recommendations regarding proposals to patent Intellectual Property as it relates to YU mission iv
In all events the Inventor shall disclose his invention to YU a minimum of days in advance of any printed or oral public disclosure
Such personnel will agree further to disclose in writing promptly to YU any Intellectual Property made by such personnel and to assign to YU th e entire right title and interest in and thereto as required and defined in this Policy on Patents and Licensing Agreements
H Committee on Patents The Dean of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine will appoint a Committee on Patents and such other committees as are deemed appropriate to implement YU patent and licensing agreement policies
Upon disclosure of Intellectual Property to YU it will be the responsibility of the Provost to determine if YU will decline to pursue a patent
To determine when necessary whether Intellectual Property developed by a member of the faculty technical staff or student resulted from research supported in whole or in part by YU resources or whether such Intellectual Property was unrelated to YU activities and resources