October Events at The Writing Center
Returning to Academic Writing Monday, Oct 3 @ 1:00 PM; register here. Just starting out in graduate school? Are you
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Fall 2023/Spring 2024 IRADAC Fellows Program
The IRADAC (Institute for Research on the African Diaspora) Fellowship provides institutional and intellectual support for seven Ph.D. candidates at
Read moreTLC Fall 2022 Workshops Schedule
Below are workshops being offered by the Teaching and Learning Center in Fall 2022, as well as related educational technology
Read moreCity College seeks Spring adjuncts
The History Dept. at the City College of New York is expecting to need instructors, for Spring Semester 2023, to
Read more10/3 – GC PhD Program in History students – $50 to participate in the Career Diversity Focus Group
The Curriculum Enhancement Project wants to hear from history students about how the department currently serves them in preparing them
Read more10/13 – Dorothy O. Helly Works-in-Progress lecture with Ava Chin – “The Way to Mott Street”
Ava Chin will address the challenges faced in writing her forthcoming memoir, Mott Street – challenges which included the impact
Read more10/6 – CLACLS Event: Book Launch: “The Return of Cultural Heritage to Latin America” (in-person event)
Join the CLACLS and the Political Science Program in celebrating the publication of “The Return of Cultural Heritage to Latin
Read moreMCEAS Postdoctoral Fellowships, 2023-2025
The McNeil Center for Early American Studies expects to appoint three postdoctoral fellows for terms beginning in 2023. Each fellow
Read moreUPenn Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Humanities
The Wolf Humanities Center awards five (5) one-year Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowships each academic year to junior scholars in
Read moreListing for Substitute Teachers at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx
Riverdale Country School, an independent K – 12 school in the Bronx, is seeking engaged history educators as substitute teachers
Read more9/28 – Drafting Teaching Statements for the Job Market
On Wednesday, September 28th, from 6:30-8:00pm the Teaching and Learning Center and the Writing Center will host a workshop on
Read more9/23 – What to Expect from Your Faculty Job Search
Will you be looking for a faculty position this fall? In this workshop, we’ll discuss what to expect from that
Read moreGC Digital Initiatives Open House (9/22) and First Workshop (9/19)
Dear colleagues, Welcome back! We are writing today with information on 2 upcoming events: the Tools for the Digital
Read moreHolocaust Educator School Partnership Program
New York City undergraduate and graduate students are invited to apply now for a paid, in-depth internship to learn about and teach
Read more10/26 – “A Fabulous Failure: Managing American Capitalism during the Clinton Presidency”
When Bill Clinton became president, his campaign’s catch phrase, “The Economy, Stupid” encapsulated a commitment to the rejuvenation and transformation
Read more9/19 – Information Session: New York State Assembly Program
Each year, the New York State Assembly offers a unique experiential learning opportunity for current graduate students (or recent graduates)
Read moreFree Hearing Test Services – Fall 2022 Semester
Do you or a family member have difficulty hearing? Do you have a child with hearing difficulty or middle ear
Read more9/12 – using Zotero for citation management (Peer Mentors event)
The Peer Mentorship Program is putting together programming to support students through the coming year. We have a workshop on
Read moreUpcoming PublicsLab events with Dr. Lorgia García Peña
In mid-September, the PublicsLab, in collaboration with Transformative Learning in the Humanities, will welcome Dr. Lorgia García Peña to the
Read more10/26 – Save the date! The inaugural Judith Stein Lecture in Political Economy
Save the date! The inaugural Judith Stein Lecture in Political Economy, featuring Prof. Nelson Lichtenstein (Professor Emeritus, UC Santa Barbara),
Read moreMina Rees Library announcements
Fall 2022 Hours – Starting on Thursday, 8/25 Monday-Friday: 9am-10pm Saturdays: 12pm-5pm Sundays: Closed (After 9/10/22, open on Sundays from 12-5pm) Starting 8/29: Reference
Read more8/26 – How to Make Blackboard Work For You
The ITP Certificate Program is offering a skills lab below this this Friday. Our sessions offer participants hands-on training in
Read more9/14 – In ein Fremdesland (In a Strange land): Sex, the Political & Black Domesticity in Post-War Germany with Herman L. Bennett
Wednesday, September 14, 2022 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Segal Theatre @ The Graduate Center A reception celebrating IRADAC’s
Read moreClassics Program book giveaway
The Classics Program is having a book giveaway in the Classics Lounge, 3114, from 8/25-9/2, – many titles of interest
Read more9/6 – CLACLS In-person Event Documentary Film Screening & Discussion: “Seeds: Black Women in Power”
September 6th 4to 7 pm In person film screening of “Seeds: Black Women in Power” (1h 45m) followed by a
Read moreWellness Center groups and events
Workshop: Mindfulness Strategies as You Ease into the Semester Date: September 7, 2022 (Wednesday) Time: 12:00– 1:00 PM EST Facilitator: Beej
Read moreAdjunct Teaching Opportunity (100% Online) for Fall 2022
The Department of Liberal Arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) is seeking an instructor to teach a Black studies course
Read more9/7 – “Historical Approach to Russian-German Relations”
Ian Ona Johnson, the P. J. Moran Family Assistant Professor of Military History at the University of Notre Dame, will
Read moreAdjunct position in US History–SUNY-Fashion Institute of Technology
Job Description: The Social Sciences department seeks an adjunct instructor in US History. The successful candidate will teach a
Read moreKingsborough seeks instructor for Modern Latin American history course
The History, Philosophy and Political Science Department at Kingsborough CC seeks an instructor for a Fall asynchronous Modern Latin American
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