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Graduate Center Dissertation Showcase

For anyone interested in pursuing graduate—maybe even doctoral?—studies, or just curious to hear new CUNY Graduate Center PhDs from six different disciplines discuss their dissertation research in clear, accessible terms, I wanted share this video of last night’s “Dissertation Showcase.” It’s a great case study in how to talk about research in an engaging way […]

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New! Fall 2020 Course Descriptions

Registering for 400-level classes? Not sure which section of CM 490 and CM 499 to take, and frustrated by the minimal information provided in CUNYFirst? Look no further! Please see the attached flyers (below) for brief descriptions of the following classes, and don’t hesitate to reach out to the department with questions. CM 490—Introduction to […]

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Mental Health Resources from SPS Counselor

The current crisis makes the end of the semester—always a stressful time—even more difficult. With that in mind, and in recognition that May is Mental Health Awareness Month, SPS Counselor and clinical psychologist Dr. Erin Jeanette has shared some important and actionable advice to help students navigate the challenges they may be facing. For further […]

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REAR WINDOW: A Brief Introduction

Greetings, all! If you’re planning to join our SPS Watch Party tonight—or just intrigued by the prospect, and need further convincing?—check out the brief video introduction, and leave comments below!

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Join the CUNY SPS Watch Party—Friday, 5/1, 8:30pm!

Greetings, all! I hope everyone is continuing to stay safe and well. For those looking for a break from work and coursework, we’d love for you to join us for the first CUNY SPS Watch Party, this Friday, May 1, 8:30pm EST. We’ll be watching and live-tweeting Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954), a classic of […]

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GC Faculty Roundtable on Writing: March 3rd @ 5pm

Struggling to start or make progress on a capstone project? Find yourself staring at the blank page when it comes time to write that essay? The Graduate Center’s Writing Center is hosting a roundtable with accomplished faculty in which they’ll discuss some of their strategies for “getting it done.” The event is open to all; […]

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CUNY SPS Undergraduate Conference: Abstracts due March 6th!

Greetings, CM students! You should have received an email about the upcoming CUNY SPS Undergraduate Conference, scheduled for Friday, May 8th. Students interested in presenting at the conference—submit your abstracts by Friday, March 6th! The attached flyer contains all the details, as well as the submission link. You may also be interested in participating in […]

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Courses for Spring 2020: Digital Storytelling & Data Analysis and Visualization

Still looking for Spring 2020 classes? See the attached flyers for more information about two exciting course offerings, both of them new additions to the CM program: CM 490: Data Analysis and Visualization (taught by Prof. Bradley Gardener) and CM 490: Digital Storytelling (taught by Prof. Courtney Garcia). Please note that for next semester only, […]

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Fall Course Evaluations Due Friday, 12/13

It’s that time again! Time for CUNY SPS students to share their feedback on their classes, and in the process, provide us faculty with important information about our courses, our teaching, and our curriculum. We need your input, so if you haven’t completed evaluations for your Fall 2019 courses, please do so by the deadline: […]

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CUNY Career Innovation Summit: Fri 11/22

Mark your calendars: On Friday, November 22, from 8:30am-2pm, CUNY will be holding a Career Innovation Summit at the Graduate Center. The event is free and,open to students from across the CUNY system. This year, organizations including Accenture, Brookfield, Con Edison, Google, JLL, New York State Energy Research & Development Authority, and WeWork, among other […]

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