10/1 – NYPL Doc Chat Episode 4: Printing the Boston Massacre
Doc Chat is a program series that digs deep into the stories behind the Library’s most interesting collections and highlights
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Author: Marilyn Weber
9/24 – “Immigration and the Lessons of the 1918-19 Pandemic”
In the past few months we have heard the President of the United States refer to COVID-19 as “The Chinese
Read moreThe Center for LGBTQ Studies (CLAGS) awards
The Center for LGBTQ Studies (CLAGS) is accepting applications for the following awards. CLAGS serves as a national center for
Read more9/23 – Tweak Your Course Workshop (TLC)
We are now a few weeks into the Fall 2020 semester. How are the engagements of our students shaping the
Read moreProfessor Helena Rosenblatt publishes an op-ed piece in Business Insider
Congratulations once again to Professor Helena Rosenblatt on her op-ed piece in Business Insider – “Social-media platforms are undermining our
Read moreThe Graduate Center Fall 2020 Student Affairs Newsletter
Please find below The Graduate Center Fall 2020 Student Affairs Newsletter. This publications contains news and reminders of program offerings
Read more9/24 – NYPL Doc Chat Episode 3: Abolitionism in Black and White?
Doc Chat is a weekly program series from the New York Public LIbrary that digs deep into the stories behind
Read moreGC Writing Center Fall Workshops
The Writing Center is pleased to announce its schedule of Fall workshops. Returning to Academic Writing Just starting out in
Read more10/29 – Justin Gifford on Eldridge Cleaver, with Robyn C. Spencer
The figure who embodied the militant and controversial spirit of the Black Panther Party more than anyone was Eldridge Cleaver.
Read moreThe Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships
The Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships Designed to encourage original and significant study of religious and ethical values in
Read moreThe WW Dissertation Fellowship in Women’s Studies
The WW Dissertation Fellowships in Women’s Studies encourage research about women and gender that crosses disciplinary, regional, or cultural boundaries. Recent
Read moreFall financial literacy sessions
The Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid will be offering a number of financial literacy sessions via Zoom in the
Read more9/25 – Grants & Funding for the Humanities and Social Sciences (GC Library Workshop)
Curious about how to identify grants and other funding sources for your work (Fellowships, prizes, and more), but not sure
Read more10/14 – “How the Cold War Shaped American Politics, from Harry Truman to Donald Trump”
Alum Michael Brenes (PhD, 2014) will give a virtual book talk on Oct 14th at 4:30. He will be discussing
Read more10/5 – Women Writing Women’s Lives 30th Anniversary Celebration
Nevertheless, She Persisted: 30 Years of Women Writing Women’s Lives will celebrate the seminar members’ 3 decades years of writing
Read more9/9 – Teaching and Learning Center Welcome to the Fall 2020 Semester!
The semester ahead will present many challenges, and the Teaching and Learning Center is here to remind you that in
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