Call for Proposals: Spring 2022 Team-Taught Courses, Faculty Fellowship
Apply by January 22, 2021 (extended from Jan 15) to teach a team-taught course at the Graduate Center and serve as a
0712, 2020
Tag Archives: graduate center
0309, 2019
Call for Proposals: Graduate Education at Work in the World
CFP: Graduate Education at Work in the World Proposal Deadline: October 22, 2019 Conference Date: April 30 (public keynote) – May 1,
0103, 2019
Recap: Revolutionizing Wikipedia, a Queer and Feminist Edit-a-Thon
First, I would like to thank Megan Wacha from Wikimedia NYC for leading a workshop on Wikipedia, how to edit articles, and
0502, 2018
Writing Retreats: Community, consultations, and coffee!
Thanks to everyone who joined us for our first Writing Retreat. The room was friendly but focused, and even included a spontaneous
2804, 2017
Announcing: Rethinking Higher Education for the Knowledge Economy
A new Futures Initiative course taught by Ann Kirschner, Dean Emerita of Macaulay Honors College and University Professor, CUNY; and Gilda Barabino,
0112, 2016
Arizona State University to Join the Graduate Center as New HASTAC Leader
Press Release Cross-posted from hastac.org November 11, 2016 Duke University, Durham, NC — The Humanities, Arts, Science and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory
0809, 2016
Call for Proposals: 2017-2018 Courses (CLOSED)
Call for Proposals: Futures Initiative 2017-2018 Courses **Application period has closed. Please watch for a new CFP in Fall 2017 for 2018-2019
1706, 2016
Announcing 2016-2017 Humanities Alliance Team
The Graduate Center and LaGuardia Community College are thrilled to announce the team of graduate teaching fellows, visiting faculty, and staff members
2305, 2016
Faculty Fellow Gillian Bayne and Aderinsola Gilbert at Teach@CUNY Day
Futures Initiative Faculty Fellow Gillian Bayne and Urban Education Ph.D. student Aderinsola Gilbert led an exciting and productive workshop during Teach@CUNY Day
0205, 2015
MEDIA RES #1: lightning talks by NYC graduate students on DH projects
(in English & literary studies) 2:00 – 3:30 pm Friday, May 8th, 2015 CUNY Graduate Center, Room C415A