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 The Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women fosters the development and growth of young women who are socially conscious and think independently. The school prepares them to become business leaders by exposing them to many areas of business and a variety of career options, and teaches them how to compete and succeed in a diverse, ever-changing business environment. 
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SBYW students participated in a school-wide public speaking competition hosted
by Time Warner. Students participated in Smith Barney’s stock portfolio curriculum and presented stock portfolios to financial advisers at Citigroup’s headquarters. The school has an Agents-of-Change community service program that includes such events as an AIDS Walk, NYC Cares Day, and several School Clean-Up Days. Students attend monthly power luncheons exposing them to professional workplaces and career women and, as part of an etiquette curriculum, a dining etiquette luncheon at the National Arts Club. |
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 Address: 420 East 12th Street, New York, NY 10009 Principal: Patricia Minaya | (212) 475 1071 | fax (212) 475 1739 Partnership coordinator: Amy Stein | (212) 475 1071 www.uasbyw.org  Catalyst CityKids Foundation Fashion Institute of Technology Girls Inc. Lower Eastside Girls Club of New York National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship New York Federal Reserve Bank New York State Department of Banking NYU Stern School of Business Smith Barney Time Warner Women’s Network |
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