Category: News (page 21)

Recently, Madelyn Collins (Human Biochemical and Psychological Development, College of Staten Island, 2021) interviewed Baruch Associate Professor Steven G. Young (Psychology) about the transition to online learning from a faculty perspective. Additionally, Dr. Young coordinated efforts to assess this transition using psychological research methods.…

By Brittany Rodriguez (Neuroscience, Brooklyn College, ’22)​ In the wake of remote learning, many students have found both positives and negatives regarding their virtual courses. While transferring to an online-only system in a short period of time has proved challenging…

We are now accepting applications for The Barbara Price Fellowship. This is a one-time fellowship award of $2,500 for first semester students. Read more about eligibility requirements here.

CUNY BA Summer Schedule CUNY BA is going on a four-day workweek program for the summer. Offices will be (virtually) closed during the following Fridays. Fridays Closed: Friday, June 26, 2020 Friday, July 3, 2020 (Independence Day holiday observed) Friday,…

It’s never too early to apply to CUNY BA! Students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible if they are interested in being considered for the upcoming semester. We’re accepting applications for Fall 2020 through early August. Why CUNY…

The CUNY community will observe Juneteenth as a holiday tomorrow, Friday, June 19, 2020. All offices will be closed to mark the 155th anniversary of the day that commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S. The action approved by the…

Honoring our grads! Below is the 2020 CUNY BA Commencement Program (PDF). Congratulations!

Wali Ullah (Political Behavior and Analysis, City College of New York, ’20) My AOC is Political Behavior and Analysis, and from the beginning of January (just a few days before the start of the 2020 New York State Legislative Session)…

Brittany Rodriguez (Neuroscience, Brooklyn College, ’22) The COVID-19 pandemic has seen the world brought to a standstill. Aside from the frustration of quarantine, isolation itself brings its own challenges. Work, school, and other services have been transferred online, and we…