Thanks to a generous gift from Curtis Wong, recipient of an honorary degree from the Graduate Center in 2016, as well as a matching grant from Microsoft and anonymous donations from GC faculty members, this student grant program awards $500 micro-grants to Graduate Center students for research or travel related to scholarship at the intersections of humanities, arts, science, and technology. The competition honors Dr. Louise Lennihan for her extraordinary service on behalf of students and faculty at the Graduate Center.
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FI 2023 GRANT WINNERS’ DigiTal Poster Showcase
We caught up with the winners of our 2023 Dr. Louise Lennihan Arts & Sciences, Paul C. Notari Environmental Studies, and Equity & Social Justice Grants to talk about their […]
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ANNOUNCING THE 2024 FUTURES INITIATIVE GRANT RECIPIENTS!
The Futures Initiative is excited to announce the 40 FI grant winners of 2024! This year, we received a record-breaking 99 applications for the three grants that we offer, the […]
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GC PhD STUDENTS APPLY TODAY! CALL FOR FI GRADUATE FELLOWS, 2024-2025
Application Deadline: April 5, 2024 Please APPLY HERE The Futures Initiative advocates for greater equity and innovation in higher education. Housed at and supported by the CUNY Graduate Center, our […]
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Call for Applications for a Spring 2024 Humanities Alliance Research Assistant Fellowship
Deadline extended: Applications Due on Wednesday, November 29. The review of CVs/resumes will begin on Thursday, November 30. The CUNY Humanities Alliance invites applications for a Research Assistant Fellowship for […]
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Event: FI Open House – Tips for Applying for Research Grants
Friday, November 10 · 4:30 – 6pm EST Room 3317 The Graduate Center, CUNY365 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10016 RSVP on Eventbrite to attend Get insider tips on applying […]