My name is Christina MacDavitt and I’m the International Student and Scholar Services Programming Coordinator. As a new student, getting involved in campus clubs, sports and events will be vital to your success at Binghamton. Here are some of my tips on how to become immersed in the Binghamton University Community!
Ways to get involved:
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- Choose from the list of event happenings on B-Welcome, B-Engaged or B-Line announcements.
- Become involved in one of the international student organizations.
- Go for a hike in Binghamton’s on-campus Nature Preserve –735,000 sq. meters of land and 81,000 sq. meters of wetlands.
- Head down to the East Gym and learn about Campus Recreation's group classes, swimming pool and open recreation schedule.
- Volunteer on campus or in the greater Binghamton area. The Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) works with the local community to provide opportunities to volunteer and make a difference.
- Grab a friend and explore the area! Use your student ID to ride the Blue Buses or city buses for free. Participate in the First Friday Art Walk, ice skate at the SUNY Broome Ice Center, go to a Binghamton Black Bears hockey game, visit the Broome County Regional Farmers Market or check some of the area's great local restaurants!
- Get to know the campus from near or far! View a virtual tour of campus, the Daily Photo and the Binghamton University Blog to see the newest happenings!
- Come to the International Coffee Hour, held once a month. The first coffee hour of the spring 2024 semester will be Wednesday, February 7 from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in the Old Champlain Atrium (Old Champlain, Room 133).
All pre-arrival emails will be posted here for future reference.
Best,
Christina MacDavitt
International Student and Scholar Services Programming Coordinator
