COVID-19, Care, and Community
Dear Friends, These are uncertain and unsettling times. As you likely know, with COVID-19 spreading in New York City, CUNY and SUNY
Dear Friends, These are uncertain and unsettling times. As you likely know, with COVID-19 spreading in New York City, CUNY and SUNY
The past Tuesday, I attended the Faculty Roundtable organized by the Writing Center, along with several FI fellows. An amazing and diverse lineup faculty
Matt Brim (Queer Studies and English, College of Staten Island) Katina Rogers (Futures Initiative, Digital Humanities, and M.A. Program in Liberal Studies,
Michael Gillespie (Media and Communications and African American Studies, City College | Art History, Film, and English, The Graduate Center) Amber Musser
Cary Karacas (Earth and Environmental Sciences, The Graduate Center | Political Science and Global Affairs, College of Staten Island) Robin Kietlinski (History,
Mandë Holford (Biology, Chemistry, and Biochemistry, Hunter College and the Graduate Center) Shirley Raps (Biology, Hunter College and The Graduate Center) Spring
Javiela Evangelista (African American Studies, New York City College of Technology) Carla Shedd (Urban Education, The Graduate Center) Spring 2022 Course Number:
Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis (M.A. Program in Liberal Studies, The Graduate Center) Jason Montgomery (Architectural Technology, New York City College of Technology) Spring 2021,
I invite my readers to think with me: what if the ideal form of education for students at elite schools (e.g. student-centered,
I attended the Comparative and International Education Society Annual Conference with my colleague, Sujung Kim, in San Francisco from April 14-18. The