The PhD Program in History Student Bios
The PhD Program in History has approximately 100 students currently enrolled, including:
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Alumnus Kevin McGruder (PhD, 2010) is featured on the GC homepage
He recently published his second book focused on Harlem: Philip Payton, the Father of Black Harlem. (The first, Race and Real Estate:
Read moreVoter registration deadline 10/8
The deadline to register to vote for the November 2nd elections is October 8th. Forms can be found online
Read moreCongratulations to Prof. Annie Valk
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded a significant grant to Professor Anne Valk (History), executive director of the American Social
Read moreDigital Research Infrastructure Awards
Create a web presence for your digital project! The Graduate Center Library and GC Digital Initiatives are happy to announce that we
Read moreCongratulations! A few more student, alumni and faculty accomplishments
Steve Remy and Esther Adaire’s conversation with Elizabeth Jones was just published: “Historical Perspectives on January 6, 2021: A Conversation
Read moreCall for Participation: Join the CUNY Public Humanities Database
This Call for Participation is an effort to create a stronger network of public humanists across CUNY campuses. The Center
Read moreCUNY Public Humanities Map
The Public Humanities Map, created by Aurash Khawarzad with Kendra Sullivan at the Center for the Humanities, is an attempt
Read moreJITP Call for Submissions (Themed Issue on Surveillance in Education): Deadline June 15, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has served as a magnifying glass, revealing all the ways our systems are broken. A crisis like
Read morePhd in History Student Accomplishments (May 2020 – May 2021)
It has been a daunting year, but not for these students, with their amazing accomplishments: Esther Adaire’s article ‘“This
Read moreNYPL Grab and Go for Researchers
The New York Public Library is expanding access to print materials through a new Grab and Go for Researchers program.
Read moreNew York Labor History Association Bernard Bellush Prize
BERNARD BELLUSH PRIZE The Bernard Bellush Prize recognizes outstanding unpublished scholarship by graduate students in American labor and work history.
Read moreNew Digital Research Infrastructure Awards
The Graduate Center Library and GC Digital Initiatives are happy to announce a new pilot program to support student digital
Read moreRecent alumni accomplishments
Congratulations to everyone on this list! David Aliano (PhD. 2008) has been named editor of the Italian American Review.
Read moreOpen Educational Resource (OER) Survey
A group of CUNY educators is conducting research to inquire about the use of Open Educational Resource (OER) and other
Read moreThe Gotham Center for New York City History Announces GothamEd: Online Courses in New York City History
GothamEd presents online courses in New York City history, designed to serve a range of backgrounds and purposes — from
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