NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine’s Office of Student Affairs supports individual and professional development initiatives that create an inclusive community for medical students. Our mission is to foster excellence, compassion, and integrity with proactive advising and career counseling for all students.

Our office develops and implements programs, policies, and services that promote self-awareness, resilience, and wellbeing. We do this in a learning environment where students witness, experience, and expect a sense of respect, collegiality, kindness, and cooperation.

There are many opportunities to participate in clubs and activities. As a medical student, you may find yourself drawn to particular areas of interest and may wish to work with other students who share those interests.

The Office of Student Affairs welcomes students to start clubs and organize activities in areas of interest and offers support in the creation of specialty interest groups. Representatives from our office are available to assist with creating a plan for your club, as well as with setting goals.

Accessible Housing

The New York University Moses Center for Student Accessibility (CSA) accepts and reviews requests for accessible housing from students with disabilities who are otherwise eligible to reside in NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine housing. Students seeking accessible housing should complete an application on the CSA website. Students will be assigned an accessibility specialist who will be in contact about their application.

Our Team

Nicholas Berbari, MD, Associate Dean, Students

Dimpy Mody, MD, Director of Academic Coaching

Penisse Gomillion, MPS, Manager

Ashley Reji, MS, Program Coordinator

Mary Cornell, Project Coordinator

Contact Us

The Office of Student Affairs is located at NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine’s Research and Academic Center at 101 Mineola Boulevard in room 2-084. For questions about paracurricular and extracurricular activities, student life, housing, and other resources available to students, contact us at 516-240-7230 or at GLISOM.OSA@NYULangone.org.