GC Events

Are you having trouble meeting your writing goals? Are you working toward a long-term writing project and need help staying motivated? This

The academic job cover letter is a crucial document in any candidate’s application material; often, it makes the first and

The Writing Center will continue to offer one-on-one consultations throughout the summer. If you’re wrapping up a seminar paper, drafting a

Wednesday, June 30, 12-1pm ET If you are planning to go on the academic job market this fall and/or search

GOAL: This 2-day workshop will introduce three ways to utilize YouTube as an academic: 1) As a platform to present research

Library workshops for the next thee weeks   Copyright for Graduate Students May 20 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Faculty teaching at the GC and doctoral students teaching at CUNY colleges in fall 2021 are eligible to take Online Teaching Essentials

Hope you are all doing well. You are all invited to our final event of the “Back from the Field

Library workshops for the week Open Resources for LGBTQ Studies May 12 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm   Teaching

Why is economic impoverishment not a basis for refugee status? Though the United Nations recognizes many kinds of refugees—political, religious,

In this final month of the semester, The Writing Center will be hosting two webinars. As usual, we also continue

Space is still available in The Writing Center’s final Dissertation and Thesis Clinic of the semester, which runs from May 10

Craig Taylor is an oral historian and author of the best-selling Londoners, as well as contributor to the New York Times,

Library workshops widely for the week of May 3, 2021   Humanities and Arts Funding Opportunities May 7 @ 1:00

It has been estimated that 25-30% of all U.S. workers are freelancers, consultants, part-timers, on-call workers, term workers, temps., and